Meross Expands Into Matter over Thread
The Chinese manufacturer Meross (link) has so far focused primarily on Wi-Fi for its Matter-compatible products. The new MS605 presence […]
Products
News and articles about products that support Matter.
FP300: Aqara’s Matter-Enabled Presence Sensor
The FP300 presence multisensor from Aqara (link) makes smart home automation more reliable and more precise. Its microwave radar technology
New App Turns Homey Pro into a Matter Bridge
The smart home hubs Homey Pro and Homey Pro mini from Athom (link) have been working as Matter Controllers for
These Thermostats Support the Matter Standard
Using Matter-enabled thermostats to control home heating has clear advantages. Perhaps the most important: In the cross-brand smart home standard,
Ikea Announces 21 New Matter-Compatible Products
Ikea is overhauling its smart home lineup from the ground up and has announced 21 new products (link). The range
TP-Link: Outdoor Smart Plug with Matter for Europe
Smart plugs have become a staple in many smart homes, but when it comes to weatherproof models for outdoor use,
Siegenia Relaunches Matter-Enabled Window Handle
Siegenia has released a successor to its Matter-enabled window handle. Unlike the first model introduced in 2024, the Smart Window Handle
Samsung Devices with a Built-In Thread Border Router
The electronics giant behind SmartThings doesn’t always make a big deal about its progress. As a result, many Samsung devices
Eve Shutter Switch Gains Matter Support
Munich-based smart home manufacturer Eve Systems (link), now part of ABB, is expanding its European lineup with the Matter-enabled version of the Eve
Matter-Compatible Lighting from SwitchBot
Some of SwitchBot’s (link) first Matter-enabled lights had already surfaced on Amazon – now it’s official. A new range of
Matter Thermostat from Meross for EU Heating Systems
Chinese manufacturer Meross (link) has launched a Matter-enabled wall thermostat for the European market. In addition to the US version for electric
Busch-Jaeger: Thread Stick for Access Point 2.0
The German ABB subsidiary Busch-Jaeger now offers a wireless stick for its free@home system. The Busch-free@home Thread USB stick (link)