A bunch of Matter smart lights from Govee are hitting Amazon Prime Day on July 8th-11th.
Fancy some Nuki? These Matter smart locks are coming to the US market for the first time.
It looks like Ikea has plenty of Matter smart home treats in store.
Tapo's latest Matter-compatible device goes beyond traditional outdoor smart plug offerings with full dimming and energy monitoring capabilities.
Traditional Wi-Fi routers are units that you stick in a single place in your home. Times have changed.
Govee's new Matter lamps could redecorate your smart home without buying paint.
If you're interested in expanding the possibilities of your smart home set-up, you've probably already considered a robot cleaner. Matter-compatible ones are coming in 2024, so let's take a look at what to expect.
Matter 1.4.2 is all about making your smart home foundation more solid and dependable.
Thinking about buying a robot vacuum cleaner? Here is everything you need to know.
If Matter is the future of the smart home, these are the trends you should be following.
If you want your smart home to support Matter dishwasher alarms and battery storage devices, Home Assistant is a good choice.
The Honeywell Home Smart X2S Thermostat looks functional enough, but does its Matter-compatibility deliver the smart home integrations you need?
Switchbot formally joins the Home Assistant Certification program.
A bold fusion of RGB lighting and Bluetooth audio, the Govee Table Lamp 2 Pro with JBL speaker is a show-stopping centrepiece that syncs light to music.
Will this update to Eve's Matter compatible light switch and dimmer improve your automation scenes?
Can't recall if you closed the garage door? That common homeownership dread can be solved! A Matter-compatible garage door opener is a smart home essential.
Home Assistant is updating its Matter server with a Matter binding user interface in the latest beta version this week -- here's how to use it.
Compared to some of the alternative Matter-compatible motion sensors, SwitchBot's is rather basic. But does this mean you should't buy it?
A significant move for open-source embracers.
Matter promises a smart home that you can set up and manage entirely offline - but are we there yet?