
Option 1 · Amazon
Amazon Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen)
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SONOFF lists the wireless connectivity as Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac/ax on 2.4GHz and 5GHz plus Zigbee 3.0.
Dual-band Wi-Fi: the official spec sheet states 2.4GHz and 5GHz, and the Amazon title advertises 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi.
The Matter device record for this model lists its protocols as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and CNX Software's spec rundown also lists Bluetooth. SONOFF's own wireless connectivity row names only Wi-Fi and Zigbee.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
A 3.95-inch capacitive touchscreen colour TFT panel, the thin-film-transistor variant of LCD.
SONOFF specifies the 3.95-inch screen as a capacitive touch panel.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
An 86-type in-wall panel that drops into a standard back box on the existing wiring, replacing a 2-gang wall switch.
The panel can bridge supported Zigbee and Wi-Fi devices to Matter.
Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 manufacturer product page →The source does not establish support for every Zigbee device, feature or firmware version.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
The built-in Matter gateway bridges the panel's Zigbee and Wi-Fi devices to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant.
The radios are Wi-Fi and Zigbee 3.0 only, and the Matter device record lists no Thread role.
An integrated Zigbee 3.0 gateway connects compatible accessories.
Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 manufacturer product page →The source does not establish support for every Zigbee device, feature or firmware version.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Built-in Zigbee 3.0 gateway on a Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 chip, which hosts Zigbee sensors, switches and lights without an extra hub.
SONOFF advertises switchable Zigbee modes, so the panel can run either as a Zigbee hub or as a Zigbee router on an existing network.
SONOFF lists Alexa among the platforms the built-in Matter bridge exposes devices to, and the relay channels can be voice controlled through Alexa.
The built-in Matter bridge publishes the panel and its Zigbee and Wi-Fi sub-devices to Apple Home, and SONOFF states the relay can be voice controlled with Siri.
SONOFF lists Google Home among the platforms the built-in Matter bridge exposes devices to, and the relay channels can be voice controlled through Google Home.
F-Droid can install third-party apps for use as a Home Assistant panel.
Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 manufacturer product page →The source does not establish support for every Zigbee device, feature or firmware version.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
SONOFF sells the panel as a dedicated Home Assistant control surface: 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage run the Home Assistant app installed from F-Droid with no root, and the Matter bridge also syncs the panel and its Zigbee devices into Home Assistant.
SONOFF's own product page lists SmartThings alongside Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa as an ecosystem reached through the built-in Matter bridge.
Amazon tech specs list "Sensor: ALS RGB" (RGB ambient light sensor).
An IIC light sensor adjusts screen brightness to the room automatically.
A proximity sensor detects a person approaching and wakes the screen automatically, with no touch needed.
The panel's thermostat and heating screens read from paired Zigbee sensors: the on-board sensor list is the light sensor and the proximity sensor only.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
Additional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model.
No camera is fitted. The panel can display feeds from SONOFF and RTSP-compatible cameras instead.
The panel works with Alexa but does not host Alexa: no built-in voice assistant is listed for this model.
There is no assistant running on the panel itself. Its microphone is specified for intercom calls and voice interactions, and Google Home control happens from a separate speaker or phone.
| Specification | Amazon Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen) | Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts | ||
| Subscription required | No | |
| Subscription required | No | |
| Connectivity | ||
| Yes | YesCatalog noteSONOFF lists the wireless connectivity as Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac/ax on 2.4GHz and 5GHz plus Zigbee 3.0. | |
| Yes | YesCatalog noteDual-band Wi-Fi: the official spec sheet states 2.4GHz and 5GHz, and the Amazon title advertises 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi. | |
| No | No | |
| Yes | YesCatalog noteThe Matter device record for this model lists its protocols as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and CNX Software's spec rundown also lists Bluetooth. SONOFF's own wireless connectivity row names only Wi-Fi and Zigbee. | |
| No | No | |
| Conversation Agent | ||
YesCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
NoCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
| Display | ||
| Yes | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
| 1280 x 800 px | 480 x 480 px | |
| 10.1" | 3.95" | |
| LCD | LCDCatalog noteA 3.95-inch capacitive touchscreen colour TFT panel, the thin-film-transistor variant of LCD. | |
| Yes | YesCatalog noteSONOFF specifies the 3.95-inch screen as a capacitive touch panel. | |
| Features | ||
NoCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
| Yes | No | |
| No | No | |
NoCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
YesCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
| Yes | No | |
| No | YesCatalog noteAn 86-type in-wall panel that drops into a standard back box on the existing wiring, replacing a 2-gang wall switch. | |
| Hub | ||
| Yes | YesManufacturer sourceThe panel can bridge supported Zigbee and Wi-Fi devices to Matter. Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 manufacturer product page →
The source does not establish support for every Zigbee device, feature or firmware version. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteThe built-in Matter gateway bridges the panel's Zigbee and Wi-Fi devices to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant. | |
| Yes | NoCatalog noteThe radios are Wi-Fi and Zigbee 3.0 only, and the Matter device record lists no Thread role. | |
| Yes | YesManufacturer sourceAn integrated Zigbee 3.0 gateway connects compatible accessories. Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 manufacturer product page →
The source does not establish support for every Zigbee device, feature or firmware version. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteBuilt-in Zigbee 3.0 gateway on a Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 chip, which hosts Zigbee sensors, switches and lights without an extra hub. | |
| No | YesCatalog noteSONOFF advertises switchable Zigbee modes, so the panel can run either as a Zigbee hub or as a Zigbee router on an existing network. | |
| Integrations | ||
| Yes | YesCatalog noteSONOFF lists Alexa among the platforms the built-in Matter bridge exposes devices to, and the relay channels can be voice controlled through Alexa. | |
| No | YesCatalog noteThe built-in Matter bridge publishes the panel and its Zigbee and Wi-Fi sub-devices to Apple Home, and SONOFF states the relay can be voice controlled with Siri. | |
| No | YesCatalog noteSONOFF lists Google Home among the platforms the built-in Matter bridge exposes devices to, and the relay channels can be voice controlled through Google Home. | |
| Partially | YesManufacturer sourceF-Droid can install third-party apps for use as a Home Assistant panel. Sonoff NSPanel Pro Gen2 manufacturer product page →
The source does not establish support for every Zigbee device, feature or firmware version. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteSONOFF sells the panel as a dedicated Home Assistant control surface: 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage run the Home Assistant app installed from F-Droid with no root, and the Matter bridge also syncs the panel and its Zigbee devices into Home Assistant. | |
| No | YesCatalog noteSONOFF's own product page lists SmartThings alongside Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa as an ecosystem reached through the built-in Matter bridge. | |
| Sensors | ||
YesCatalog noteAmazon tech specs list "Sensor: ALS RGB" (RGB ambient light sensor). | YesCatalog noteAn IIC light sensor adjusts screen brightness to the room automatically. | |
| No | No | |
| Yes | YesCatalog noteA proximity sensor detects a person approaching and wakes the screen automatically, with no touch needed. | |
| No | NoCatalog noteThe panel's thermostat and heating screens read from paired Zigbee sensors: the on-board sensor list is the light sensor and the proximity sensor only. | |
| Speech To Text | ||
YesCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
NoCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
| Text To Speech | ||
YesCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
NoCatalog noteAdditional catalog field from the voice-assistants listing of this model. | Not recorded | |
| Video | ||
| Yes | NoCatalog noteNo camera is fitted. The panel can display feeds from SONOFF and RTSP-compatible cameras instead. | |
| Yes | Not applicable / unspecified | |
| Not recorded | Not applicable / unspecified | |
| Voice Assistant | ||
| Yes | NoCatalog noteThe panel works with Alexa but does not host Alexa: no built-in voice assistant is listed for this model. | |
| No | NoCatalog noteThere is no assistant running on the panel itself. Its microphone is specified for intercom calls and voice interactions, and Google Home control happens from a separate speaker or phone. | |
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