The wire was supposed to be all about reliability and speed, but I find that it's not that reliable and I'm not sure why? I have 3 HomePod minis, 2 new Apple TVs with Thread enabled and often my threaded devices don't respond or respond slowly because, for some reason, they fell back to Bluetooth. I see this by viewing the Eve application thread network. I have 7 thread devices and I often do that. Bulbs, strips and nanoleaf nano leaves. It seems that the only solution is to restart the network or sometimes only the HomePods work to bring them back to the wire. Does anyone else experience this and have some ideas about the reasons and remedies?
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