Back in 2018 I swore I'd never install a wireless panel after a bad Honeywell job at a house in Austin, Texas. Then I had to do a retrofit in a 1920s building with no crawl space and the wireless gear saved me 3 hours of running wire. Anyone else have a tech you trashed at first that turned out solid?
Replaced my third wireless panel last month and ended up dropping my screwdriver through the attic insulation, had to fish it out with a coat hanger. The wireless definitely saved me that day even if my pride took a hit. Would still take a hardwired system any day of the week, but I finally stopped badmouthing these things after that old-house job.