Lowes Iris Smart Kit

Pros

• Cloud-based user interface
• Very easy to set up and use
• Inexpensive and expandable

Cons

• Not very useful without the Premium service plan
• Alerts and logs limited to alarm events
• Weak security; no central-office monitoring

Bottom Line

Iris is an affordable good start for folks who want to dip their toes into home automation, but enthusiasts will chafe at its limitations.

Manufacturer’s Description

Looking to stay connected with your home? This is your kit. Safety & Security + Comfort & Control, all in a simple home management system that sends alerts directly to your smartphone, tablet or computer.

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