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Sonoff Bridge Max
Sonoff · Hubs · Model Bridge-M
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- Sonoff Bridge Max lists Zigbee coordinator; Matter bridge; Home Assistant.
- Confirm the supported device list and firmware before pairing accessories.
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- Recorded year
- 2026
- Recorded warranty
- 2 years
- Dimensions
- 82 x 82 x 28 mm
- Weight
- 83.4g
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Sonoff Bridge Max: Capabilities And Limitations
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What it offers
A Zigbee coordinator is listed, providing a Zigbee-network role to investigate for supported accessories. Confirm the supported device list and firmware before pairing accessories. Acts as the Zigbee gateway for its own network, rated for up to 128 Zigbee devices
View Zigbee coordinator details →Matter-bridge functionality is listed, offering a route to investigate for exposing supported accessories. Check which connected accessories and features the bridge exposes. A bridge is a different role from a Matter controller. Matter 1.4 certified aggregator (certificate CSA261E0MAT51208-00) that exposes its Zigbee, Bluetooth, eWeLink and Home Assistant devices to third-party Matter platforms
View Matter bridge details →A Home Assistant integration is listed, providing an integration path to verify for the exact model. Check the exact integration and firmware. A catalog integration label does not establish local control, official support or available entities. Two documented paths: it publishes its Zigbee sub-devices to Home Assistant over MQTT, and it can also expose Home Assistant entities onward to other Matter platforms
View Home Assistant details →
What to consider
Thread border-router functionality is listed as unavailable; a Thread setup may need a separate border router.
View Thread border router details →RTSP is listed as unsupported; do not assume an RTSP recorder can use this device.
View RTSP details →A microSD card slot is listed as unavailable; check the alternative storage routes. The only ports are the USB-C power input and the RJ45 Ethernet jack
View microSD card slot details →
Questions About Sonoff Bridge Max
Does Sonoff Bridge Max act as a Thread border router?
No, according to the listed specifications. A border router connects Thread to other IP networks. Check Matter-controller functions separately.
View Thread border router specifications →Does Sonoff Bridge Max include a Zigbee coordinator?
Yes, according to the listed specifications. Confirm the supported device list and firmware before pairing accessories. Acts as the Zigbee gateway for its own network, rated for up to 128 Zigbee devices
View Zigbee coordinator specifications →Does Sonoff Bridge Max provide a Matter bridge?
Supported Zigbee, BTHome and eWeLink devices can be bridged to Matter. Check the supported accessory and feature lists; bridge support does not guarantee every endpoint works. Check which connected accessories and features the bridge exposes. A bridge is a different role from a Matter controller.
Source: Sonoff Bridge Max manufacturer product page · Checked 2026-10-04
View Matter bridge specifications →Does Sonoff Bridge Max work with Home Assistant?
MQTT can synchronize supported Zigbee devices with Home Assistant. Check the supported accessory and feature lists; bridge support does not guarantee every endpoint works. Check the exact integration and firmware. A catalog integration label does not establish local control, official support or available entities.
Source: Sonoff Bridge Max manufacturer product page · Checked 2026-10-04
View Home Assistant specifications →Does Sonoff Bridge Max work with Apple Home?
Yes, according to the listed specifications. Check the model, firmware, exposed controls and any additional hardware requirements. Via Matter
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Sonoff Bridge Max Specifications
Recorded catalog values. Expand notes for qualifications; unknown values are not treated as missing features.
3 of 31 fields matched to manufacturer documentation. Source checks apply only to the named model and stated scope. Other fields remain catalog data. How we verify specifications →
Protocols7 fields
| Bluetooth | YesDetails & conditionsThe Matter certification record states it connects and manages Bluetooth devices, including eWeLink-Remote and BTHome accessories |
|---|---|
| Z Wave | No |
| Zigbee coordinator | YesDetails & conditionsActs as the Zigbee gateway for its own network, rated for up to 128 Zigbee devices |
| Thread border router | No |
| Matter bridge | YesManufacturer sourceSupported Zigbee, BTHome and eWeLink devices can be bridged to Matter. Sonoff Bridge Max manufacturer product page →
Check the supported accessory and feature lists; bridge support does not guarantee every endpoint works. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Details & conditionsMatter 1.4 certified aggregator (certificate CSA261E0MAT51208-00) that exposes its Zigbee, Bluetooth, eWeLink and Home Assistant devices to third-party Matter platforms |
| Third Party Devices | YesDetails & conditionsPairs SONOFF Zigbee devices plus thousands of third-party models (Philips, Tuya, Aqara and IKEA among them) and BTHome Bluetooth devices; its Matter role is bridge only. |
| Ir | No |
Connectivity3 fields
| 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi | Yes |
|---|---|
| 5 GHz Wi-Fi | YesDetails & conditionsDual-band Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax); the FCC grant covers the 5180-5240 MHz and 5745-5825 MHz bands |
| Ethernet | YesDetails & conditionsRJ45 port, 10/100Mbps |
Features5 fields
| Subdevices | 128Manufacturer sourceThe bridge supports up to 128 compatible Zigbee devices. Sonoff Bridge Max manufacturer product page →
Check the supported accessory and feature lists; bridge support does not guarantee every endpoint works. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Details & conditionsUp to 128 Zigbee devices, the figure Sonoff publishes for stable operation, plus a further set of devices bridged in from Bluetooth, eWeLink and Home Assistant sources |
|---|---|
| Onvif | No |
| RTSP | No |
| Node Red | No |
| Tailscale | No |
Hardware7 fields
| Cpu | SigmaStar SSD2351Q + EFR32MG21Details & conditionsThe official spec sheet lists the MCU as a SigmaStar SSD2351Q application processor paired with a Silicon Labs EFR32MG21 radio chip |
|---|---|
| Memory | Not recorded |
| Storage | Not recorded |
| microSD card slot | NoDetails & conditionsThe only ports are the USB-C power input and the RJ45 Ethernet jack |
| Power Over Ethernet | NoDetails & conditionsPowered over USB-C at 5V 1A; the RJ45 port carries 10/100Mbps data only |
| Speakers | YesDetails & conditionsBuilt-in 90 dB alarm that Zigbee sensors can trigger as part of the local security system |
| Microphone | No |
Integrations5 fields
| Google Home | YesDetails & conditionsVia Matter |
|---|---|
| Alexa | YesDetails & conditionsVia Matter |
| Apple Home | YesDetails & conditionsVia Matter |
| SmartThings | YesDetails & conditionsVia Matter |
| Home Assistant | YesManufacturer sourceMQTT can synchronize supported Zigbee devices with Home Assistant. Sonoff Bridge Max manufacturer product page →
Check the supported accessory and feature lists; bridge support does not guarantee every endpoint works. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Details & conditionsTwo documented paths: it publishes its Zigbee sub-devices to Home Assistant over MQTT, and it can also expose Home Assistant entities onward to other Matter platforms |
Sensors4 fields
| Temperature | No |
|---|---|
| Humidity | No |
| Light | No |
| Motion | No |
How this device compares
Sonoff Bridge Max vs Other Similar Models
Statistical context from 29 hubs in this catalog. These figures describe our recorded data, not independent measurements.
Recorded feature coverage
5 GHz Wi-Fi: 5 of 27 known answers are Yes
Connectivity: 19% among explicit Yes/No answers; 2 of 29 devices have no resolved answer. Check the specifications for this model’s conditions.
Recorded feature coverage
Matter bridge: 19 of 28 known answers are Yes
Protocols: 68% among explicit Yes/No answers; 1 of 29 devices have no resolved answer. Check the specifications for this model’s conditions.
Recorded feature coverage
Ethernet: 20 of 29 known answers are Yes
Connectivity: 69% among explicit Yes/No answers; 0 of 29 devices have no resolved answer. Check the specifications for this model’s conditions.
Brand representation in this directory
4 of 29 models are from Sonoff
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