Two models - one with a 320mm diameter and 1900lm, with a larger one offering 450mm diameter, and 4000lm. Both contain main and ambient lighting, separately controllable via your preferred Matter platform.
The smart mirror has a back light and front light, both capable of multiple colours at once, as well as Adaptive Lighting, with a top brightness of 1200lm. Three of the four built in buttons offer single, double, and long press actions, and are exposed to Apple Home for triggering other devices. The fourth button is solely for turning the defogging feature on or off.
The only downside is that whilst the front and back lights are individually controllable in LiFX, they’re treated as one light in Apple Home and other Matter platforms.
This panel is designed for EU and UK backboxes, replacing a double light switch, but it’s also a Zigbee Hub/Matter Bridge, as well as a Matter Controller. It can stream RTSP enabled cameras, like many of the recent Aqara options (G5 Pro, G400 etc), and can work with third party Zigbee devices.
One is the Outdoor Contact Sensor, with an IP66 rating, and requires an Abode Hub due to it using RF433MHz, whilst the other is a Garage Tilt Sensor, also using RF433MHz. They’re priced at US$49.99 and US$34.99 respectively.
The new T20 series consists of three products: the T20 wall outlet (with two outlet sockets), the T20-S4AM North American smart plug, and the T20-AB2 outdoor dual smart plug.
The T20 and T20-S4AM are expected to be available by the end of August, with the T20-AB2 following around the middle of September.
Pricing before any discounts or coupons is set at US$39.99 for both the T20 and T20-AB2, while the T20-S4AM will be priced slightly higher than the original S4.
The T20 also introduces several proprietary Matter features, including firmware-based timers, countdown on/off, holiday mode, activity logs, overload protection, and detailed energy monitoring by day, week, month, and year.
The new T20 series consists of three products: the T20 wall outlet (with two outlet sockets), the T20-S4AM North American smart plug, and the T20-AB2 outdoor dual smart plug.
The T20 and T20-S4AM are expected to be available by the end of August, with the T20-AB2 following around the middle of September.
Pricing before any discounts or coupons is set at US$39.99 for both the T20 and T20-AB2, while the T20-S4AM will be priced slightly higher than the original S4.
The T20 also introduces several proprietary Matter features, including firmware-based timers, countdown on/off, holiday mode, activity logs, overload protection, and detailed energy monitoring by day, week, month, and year.
They also natively support Matter power metering, a feature that is compatible with the iOS 27 beta, allowing Apple users to take advantage of the new energy monitoring capabilities in Apple Home.
UK and EU variants to follow soon after.
The three products are the new Matter WiFi Thermostat, the Zigbee IR Bridge, and the ZemiSmart M1 Pro Matter hub.
The first one uses Matter over WiFi, so no hub needed. It comes with a temperature and humidity sensor built into the power cable and has an LCD screen to show these metrics.
The second uses Zigbee, and therefore requires a Zigbee hub. It can control ACs as well as other IR controlled devices.
The third is the company’s Matter Bridge, that has a built in IR blaster, Thread Border Router, and is a Matter Controller.
The new fan is claimed to be the first Matter enabled battery powered fan on the market. As it’s Matter over WiFi, no hub is required. It also comes with a removable and washable filter for catching pet hairs and larger dust particles before they’re circulated by the fan.
The lighting system is divided into two independent zones:
* A front-facing CRI97 task light producing up to 550 lumens with adjustable colour temperatures between 1700K and 6500K.
* A rear-facing RGB lighting system delivering 480 lumens through a 160° wall-washing beam.
The RGB lighting includes 102 individually addressable LEDs, allowing smooth animated gradients and complex lighting effects using more than 16 million colours
The stand incorporates 23 universal 1/4-inch threaded mounting points, allowing users to attach accessories such as:
*Cameras
* Microphones
* Lighting equipment
* Mobile phone holders
* Other compatible desktop accessories
There are two variants for both the EU and UK models, with the RGB model offering a full colour LED that can be used in scenes and automations.
The plugs can act as Thread Routers, or extenders for the Zigbee network, depending on which protocol you opt for.
It’s Govee so it’s Matter over WiFi of course. It includes a PIR sensor, can do cool to warm whites as well as full colour, up to 3,000lm. It’s not clear whether the motion sensor is exposed to Matter. Currently selling for $99.99.
The dedicated IR AC controller uses Matter over WiFi and is powered by a USB-C cable with built in temp/humidity sensors, whilst the IR blaster contains a rechargeable battery and is exposed to Matter via a ZemiSmart Matter bridge (M1, M1 Pro, M6).
Both come with magnetic bases allowing them to angled to your own preferences. The AC controller also comes with an LCD display that shows temperature and humidity levels.
As one could predict, the new light is Matter over WiFi, not Thread. It has two light sources, each with 28 individually controlled colour zones, in addition to warm and cool whites. Currently it’s selling for $79.99, or you can buy a 2-pack for $139.98.
Works with or without a neutral, uses Matter over Thread, has energy monitoring for the platforms that support it, and is currently on Amazon (US) for $39.
THIRDREALITY has announced the Smart Timer Light TL2, a plug-in smart home device that combines a digital clock, countdown timer, RGB night light, ambient light sensor, and 60GHz mmWave presence sensor into a single compact product. It uses Matter over WiFi, which for many will be a disappointment.
The dimmer uses Matter over WiFi. It can work with ordinary dimmable bulbs or LiFX smart lighting. It requires a neutral wire, and is compatible with 2/3 way setups. All buttons are programmable, with single, double, and long press actions.