Smart Home Manager v2.2302.300 APK + MOD (Premium Unlocked/VIP/PRO)

Deward James Absher II: Using BGW320: No options to enable or disable 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz. No option to not have a unified network. No options for DNS settings, assigning a Static IP to a device, unable to port forward. This app is literally the worst for what it says it does. Even the Virtual Assist is bad. Most links are broken. Found out gateway uses 192.168.1.254. Found out not through the devices tags or ATT website or the app (the app in fact leads to a "something went wrong" page). Had to find a manual online.

Oonagh Codd: I'd give a negative star if I could. Because of AT&Ts bad advice to combine my 2.4 and 5gig networks, my smart lights, etc. no longer work. They don't recognize dual band as anything but 5g. I separated them on my phone last week but can no longer locate any option to so so now. Because I am disabled I rely heavily on being able to control things with my voice. Thanks for screwing it all up.

John C: This app will only randomly work. Sometimes, it decides to connect with your router and allow a handful or tasks to view connected devices, turn off the internet for specific devices (only time based, no contwnt moderation tools). But most of the time, it's useless. Even when connected to your network, you get no access to any router admin controls or featurea. Normally you could work around this by going directly through the router ip, but in AT&T's infinite wisdom, that's useless too.

Syd Roberts: Prior to Christmas this app worked decently. While limited in its usage, I could see all connected devices, reset the router, change the password, and set online periods for each of my kids. But since the last update and a network outage in my area, nothing seems to work. Many previously connected devices had to be reidentified. All user profiles had to be recreated. And only once in maybe 6 tries opening the app can I see all connected devices. Usually I get an error message. Its useless now.

DM Kay: This app has become useless. 90% of the time now when I login it's starts by not showing my hardware connection. Then when I try to open it or connected devices I get an error message. Something that starts with "Oops...". I have seen many reviews about this same issue. Why haven't the developers found a fix for this??? I guess I will no longer be using it because it doesn't work. Very disappointing ?

My2Cents ?My Two Cents? !: Connectivity of the app to the router is intermittent at best. "Looks like we are having trouble" is very common when trying to manage devices. Management is very basic and crude, you can set a single block access time block. You are very limited to the number of profiles to group devices. Device list for devices on network does not agree with devices connected to network; two menus one on router and other on device management. This is not a well thought out management tool. Vague errors, why?

Anna Claes: Pointless. This app hasn't worked for days. Which makes it completely useless, because the only things it exists for is troubleshooting connectivity issues, or managing the connected devices in the home. Because the app has given me an error message for days on end when I try to view connected devices, I can no longer use it. So pointless and frustrating.

Rick Rodriguez: This app suck! It allows you to set up profiles for you home network. But then when you want to go in to adjust it again it's like "hmm looks like we're having some trouble". Do yourself a favor and avoid the app for managing your network and get Google WiFi. In fact, all of AT&T apps are glitchy. Hope I save a few headaches out there.

Donald Howard: Good basic gateway app. It does help you to see and manage the devices on your network, but it is very basic in the information it provides. It does offer a very limited set of parental controls, but only one set per device. It is not as good as the Eero app which allows for multiple profiles per device. I have upgraded from the BWG210 to the BWG320. It doesn't change how the app works but did improve my internet speed and the number of active devices I can have on the network.

william watson: I can easily understand the basics of all devices connected in my home, network speeds, and where I'm getting the best signal in my home. It even allows me to block connected devices (temporarily or indefinitely) from accessing my network. I can see activity/ usage history of all connected devices, it even gives messages of certain threats detected or blocked by network security. This app probably does a lot more, but this is all I use it for... and its all I really need! I HIGHLY recommend!