As smart home technology continues to evolve and grow in popularity, manufacturers are constantly looking for ways to make their products more versatile and convenient for users. One such company is ...

With Matter on board, SwitchBot’s products, including its retrofit door lock and curtain motor, will soon work with Apple Home. With Matter on board, SwitchBot’s products, including its retrofit door ...

With SwitchBot Hub 2, you can now control all your SwitchBot devices through HomeKit, even if they were not previously compatible. Matter is a new smart home standard that allows various ecosystems to ...

SwitchBot Hub 2 the first Matter Hub by the company debuts at CES 2023. The Hub 2 with its Matter support will enable all the products in the SwitchBot ecosystem to work with Matter. This means you ...

SwitchBot has taken the covers off of the latest controller for its smart home setup, with the Hub 3 officially going live. Like the previous couple of SwitchBot Hubs - the Hub Mini and the Hub 2 - ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. SwitchBot’s new AI Hub runs smart home AI locally, adds OpenClaw support, and lets you ...

TOKYO, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SwitchBot, a leading provider of AI-enabled embodied home robotics systems, today announced the launch of SwitchBot AI Hub, the world's first local home AI agent ...

45-plus more SwitchBot gadgets will soon work with Home Assistant. 45-plus more SwitchBot gadgets will soon work with Home Assistant. SwitchBot will integrate more than 45 of its products with Home ...

The Matter smart home connectivity standard has huge promise and lots of device makers lined up to engage with a theoretically more open, less server-dependent future. And yet, so far, I haven’t been ...

Most Wi-Fi bridges are wholly utilitarian. They do absolutely nothing except transport data from a Bluetooth, Zigbee, or Z-Wave device to your Wi-Fi network. Boring! With the SwitchBot Hub 2, ...

I love being able to control my smart home from the Home app, Control Center (my most used right now), or by asking Siri via a HomePod, but sometimes you just can’t beat a physical product for things.