Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Lorex Enters the Smart Doorbell Segment
- Signify Switches Off A Smart Lighting Shortcoming
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The week when:
- Lorex Enters the Smart Doorbell Segment
- Signify Switches Off A Smart Lighting Shortcoming
The Home Automation 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 home automation 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.
The week when:
- Doorbells…
- Door Locks (or Strikes)…
- …And Fancy Doggie Doors
The week when:
- C by GE is Now Cync
- Tile Will Launch UWB Item Tracker?
- Google Will Launch a New Nest Hub?
Smart home device penetration has reached 50 percent, with one out of every two US consumers say they own at least one type of smart home device across a selection of products that may include anything from security cameras to smart doorbells to sensors that monitor for frozen water pipes. Ownership rates do vary greatly by type of device, however, and with 21% penetration, security cameras remain the most popular smart home device, drawing on that value proposition of providing safety for the family and home.
Key insights uncovered in this consumer report include:
The week when:
- Google and Samsung Nest Together
- Logitech Makes a Doorbell for the HomeKit User
The week when:
- Wyze Continues with a Stream of New Product
- Smart Garage Door Controllers Are Key to Key by Amazon Delivery
- ecobee adds HomeKit Secure Video Support for Its Camera
The week when:
- Comcast Extends its Brand to DIY Smart Home Security
- Amazon Expands Delivery to Your Garage
- Nanoleaf Is Launching Light Bulbs and Strips
The Home Automation 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 home automation 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.
The week when:
- Nest Thermostats Now Monitor HVAC Systems
- Philips Hue No Longer Works with Nest
- HomePod Mini is Selling Out