Smart Home Week in Review
The week when:
- New Google Speaker Expected
- Walmart Partners with Google
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- SwitchBot Adds 3D Recognition to New Smart Lock
- Homey Turns the TV Into a Smart Home Dashboard
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- Google Home Updates Improve Experience
- Nanoleaf Shifts Direction
Smart Home Marketplace Report - 3ME Mar '26
The Smart Home Marketplace quarterly report provides guidance on product design and product strategies. It provides item level product detail – including product attributes and average selling prices – of the smart home products currently selling at retail. Eight product categories are included: security cameras, smart entry, smart lighting, sensors, system controllers, smart power, item trackers, and kits.
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- Govee’s New Light Covers the Wall
- Ecobee Revamps Its Subscription Offerings
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- Aqara Releases A New Indoor Security Camera
- Ikea’s Smart Home Ambitions Continue
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- Level Introduces A New Premium Lock
- Alexa+ Offers Multiple Personality Types
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- Tapo Makes a Camera with a Magnetic Base
- Google Announces Gemini, Smart Home Updates
Industry Overview - February 2026
Smart Home demand held its ground in 2025, even as tariff‑driven cost pressures and broader economic uncertainty impacted consumer spending. The number of connected households continued to climb, thanks largely to strong interest in home security products. Cameras and video doorbells remained top performers, supported by wide consumer awareness and aggressive promotional activity. Newer categories—particularly smart locks—also gained momentum as shoppers encountered a wider range of options.
Smart Home Week in RevIew
The week when:
- Alexa+ Rolls Out to Everyone
- Switchbot Debuts The Internet of Scent