All Matter Hub Products
Matter Hubs, central to the smart home experience, seamlessly integrate various smart devices for enhanced control and interoperability. Brands like Amazon, Google, and Apple are embedding Matter technology into products such as smart speakers and routers, ensuring broad compatibility without the need for a dedicated hub.
EcoFlow PowerInsight
EcoFlow PowerInsight, a 10-inch touchscreen energy manager with smart home integration
SmartWiz＋ Mirror
A sleek, wall-mounted smart mirror with a touchscreen and gesture controls, offering Matter-enabled connectivity for seamless smart home integration.
ThridReality Smart Hub Gen3
ThirdReality Smart Hub Gen3, supporting Zigbee and Matter
Aeotec Smart Home Hub
The Aeotec Smart Home Hub is a Wi-Fi connected device that serves as the heart of your smart home, compatible with thousands of devices from hundreds of brands, enabling broad customization, seamless integration, and robust security, all controlled through the SmartThings app on Android, iOS, and iPadOS.
Aqara Hub M2
The Aqara Hub M2 by lumiunited is a multi-protocol smart home hub, supporting up to 128 Zigbee 3.0 devices, offering 360° infrared control, Ethernet RJ-45 port for stable wired connection, a built-in speaker for alarm or doorbell functions, and USB power for flexible installation, all while ensuring compatibility with various voice assistants and smart home ecosystems.
Apple HomePod (2nd Gen)
The HomePod (2nd Gen) is a powerful hub from Apple that delivers immersive, high-fidelity audio and intelligent assistance, while seamlessly integrating with your Apple devices and smart home accessories; it's also a key component for Matter compatibility, ensuring broad connectivity with a range of smart home devices.
Matter Hubs represent a pivotal shift in smart home technology, offering a unified and streamlined approach to device integration. These hubs, often built into common household gadgets, serve as the cornerstone for a connected home environment. Key players in the market, including Amazon, Google, and Apple, are at the forefront of this innovation, embedding Matter capabilities in a range of products. For instance, Amazon’s Echo (4th Gen) and eero mesh routers, as well as Google's Nest Wi-Fi routers and Nest Hubs, are equipped with built-in Matter hubs. Similarly, Apple’s second-generation Apple TV 4K and HomePod Mini also feature this technology. Even smart lighting companies like Nanoleaf are embracing Matter, incorporating it into products like their Elements, Shapes, and Lines Light Panels.
This integration means that many consumers might already possess a Matter controller in their homes, unbeknownst to them. The advantage of Matter Hubs lies in their ability to link diverse smart home devices from multiple manufacturers, facilitating advanced features like voice control and remote access. With Matter's widespread adoption, the need for a standalone hub is diminishing. Consumers can now enjoy a more flexible and integrated smart home setup, mixing and matching hardware and software interfaces from various brands. As the ecosystem evolves, the trend is towards even greater incorporation of Matter controllers into consumer products, ensuring day-one support and a seamless introduction of Matter into homes without the necessity of purchasing a separate hub.