If you're thinking about upgrading your lighting but are unsure of whether to get smart bulbs or a smart switch, it depends ...

If you have an existing third-generation Eve Light Switch, you’ll find a free firmware update that adds Matter support. About Thread Thread technology is designed specifically for smart home ...

When thinking about upgrading your lighting or outlets with smart home technology, smart light bulbs or plugs likely come to mind. Those are certainly useful smart devices, but a smart switch may ...

Aqara’s smart light switch looks good, works well, and is compatible with Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Home, but you’ll need to go all-in on Aqara’s ecosystem—which doesn’t include a ...

Photo: Marki Williams. Smart bulbs are best when you want to control bulbs individually or want to adjust the color of your home’s light. Since they come in different shapes and sizes, there’s ...

The Aqara Light Switch H2 offers enhanced flexibility, transforming its buttons into wireless switches. This allows users to control individual smart home devices or trigger broader automation scenes.

The Iotty Smart Light Switch Pro is available in single-, double- and triple-switch designs. Iotty. You can also program the lights to turn on automatically as soon as your phone rejoins your home ...

One of the most important parts of a connected smart home is the almighty light switch. Being able to tell Alexa or Google Assistant to turn your lights off and on, even when you’re not around ...

The Tapo Smart Switch by TP-Link is a quick and easy way to bring smartphone and voice assistant control to your existing light fittings. Instead of replacing the bulbs, swap out your old switch ...

The once Apple HomeKit-only smart home company will soon work with Android. Eve also has a new Thread-enabled smart switch, smart shades, and a smart shutter switch, plus a white version of its ...

The Eve Dimmer Switch releases this March for $50, and with Matter support, a premium design, and the option to use voice commands, it's a well-rounded device.

Most smart light switches require a neutral wire to work. As this wiring wasn’t standard in homes until the mid-1980s many houses have limited options for upgrading to smart switches.