Connectivity · Hubs
Smart Home Hubs That Work With 5 GHz Wi-Fi
5 of the 29 smart home hubs with a recorded 5 GHz Wi-Fi answer list 5 GHz Wi-Fi support. 2 have no recorded answer and are listed separately.
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What 5 GHz Wi-Fi support means for smart home hubs
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.
Values come from the specification record for each model. Where a manufacturer source has been checked for this field, the evidence column links to it; otherwise the value is an unverified catalog record. Confirm the exact model, region and firmware before buying.
All 5 5 GHz Wi-Fi smart home hubs in the catalog
These 5 models list 5 GHz Wi-Fi support. The requirement column shows what each record says the device needs to connect.
| Device | 5 GHz Wi-Fi record | Evidence | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Hub M200Aqara | Yes | Aqara Hub M200 manufacturer product pageChecked 2026-10-04 | |
| Aqara Hub M3Aqara | Yes | Catalog record | |
| Sonoff Bridge MaxSonoff | Yes | Catalog record | |
| SwitchBot AI HubSwitchBot | Yes | Catalog record | |
| TP-Link Tapo H500TP-Link | Yes | Catalog record |
Models without 5 GHz Wi-Fi support or with no recorded answer
22 models list no 5 GHz Wi-Fi support
- Aeotec Smart Home Hub
- Aqara Hub M100
- Aqara Hub M2
- Arlo Pro SmartHub
- Bosch Smart Home controller II
- BroadLink RM MAX
- Home Assistant Green
- Lutron Caseta Smart Hub
- Meross Matter Smart Hub Pro MSH450P
- Meross Smart Wi-Fi Hub MSH400HK
- Meross Smart Wi-Fi Hub MSH450
- Philips Hue Bridge
- Philips Hue Bridge Pro
- Sonoff iHost
- Sonoff Zigbee Bridge Pro
- Sonoff Zigbee Bridge Ultra
- SwitchBot Hub 2
- SwitchBot Hub 3
- SwitchBot Hub Mini
- TP-Link Tapo H100
- X-Sense SBS50 Base Station
- YoLink Hub
2 models have no recorded answer
Missing values are not evidence of support or of incompatibility.