App Profile: JuiceConfigure

Tom Plein Air

Rating: 1/5

Configuration app stinks. Can’t hold the pairing Wi-Fi long enough to connect to network Wi-Fi and if your lucky enough to get a scan. I resorted to photo snapping the sn #. When I did get to have it hold on to configure, a half dozen times, it kept having me re-enter the network password. This only prompted another failure to connect. I had troubles with this same issue a number times over the last four years. You would think they might have fix the glitches by now. The other app works fine but not if the configuration app doesn’t. So I am use none of them and just plugging in to charge my car, sans the apps. The car gives me better charging info anyway. I removed the apps but will reinstall just in case… they improve the apps. Like having them both on the same app? Otherwise the box works fine. Good luck on improving your apps. I rooting for you.

HeapOverrun

Rating: 1/5

There’s no indication of how to check whether my JuiceBox has Bluetooth support. I can connect to the JuiceBox-NNN WiFi network, select my home WiFi network, and enter the password, but it fails to connect repeatedly the JuiceBox to my home network. The spinning X just spins forever. I’ve tried to connect the JuiceBox more than ten times now using this app. I’ve also tried using the JuicePass app, but it doesn’t have the iOS entitlement that would allow it to scan my local network, so it constantly fails.

Holdsworthfan

Rating: 1/5

The old app worked great. The new two-app system is terrible overall, not least because the config app doesn’t work! App crashes every time it’s supposed to connect to the charger. With these apps, the juice box chargers are turned into dumb chargers since you can neither access nor customize your charger. Get a simple charger and use your car settings to schedule charging. Hopefully this app gets fixed, but difficult to recommend it or by extension the chargers.