Compatibility
Which smart home devices work with your setup?
Start with the platform or network you already use. Each list separates devices that work directly from devices that need a hub or bridge, and keeps missing answers visible.
Smart home platforms
302 devices
Matter
Matter is a shared smart home standard. A Matter device can be added to any Matter controller, such as Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa or SmartThings, without a brand-specific cloud integration.
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Apple Home (HomeKit)
Apple Home is the iPhone, iPad and Mac smart home app, formerly HomeKit. Devices join natively, through a manufacturer bridge, or as Matter devices.
See compatible devices →783 devices
Google Home
Google Home controls devices through the Google Home app and Google Assistant, either by linking the manufacturer account or by adding Matter devices directly.
See compatible devices →849 devices
Amazon Alexa
Amazon Alexa controls devices through the Alexa app and Echo devices, usually through a manufacturer skill or directly as Matter or Zigbee devices on supported Echo models.
See compatible devices →514 devices
Samsung SmartThings
SmartThings is Samsung's smart home platform. It supports cloud-linked devices and, with a SmartThings hub, Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread and Matter devices.
See compatible devices →899 devices
Home Assistant
Home Assistant is open-source home automation software that runs on your own hardware. Devices connect through integrations, which can be local or cloud-based.
See compatible devices →Networks and protocols
181 devices
Zigbee
Zigbee is a low-power wireless mesh protocol used by many sensors, bulbs, plugs and switches. Zigbee devices do not join Wi-Fi; they connect to a Zigbee coordinator.
See compatible devices →56 devices
Thread
Thread is a low-power, IP-based mesh network used by many Matter devices. Thread devices reach your network and apps through a Thread border router.
See compatible devices →126 devices
5 GHz Wi-Fi
Most smart home devices connect only to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. A device that supports 5 GHz can join a 5 GHz network directly, which matters when your router has no 2.4 GHz network or combines both bands under one name.
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