Home Automation Ownership & Usage - July 2021
57% of US consumers now own at least one smart home device, up from 49% at the beginning of 2020. Security cameras remain the most popular smart home device, owned by 23% of consumers, but outdoor lighting and smart smoke/CO detectors saw the largest increases in adoption over the past year.
Key insights uncovered in this consumer report include:
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Ring Doorbells Gets End-to-End Encryption
- Amazon Displays May Add Radar for Sleep Tracking
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- C by GE Becomes CYNC
- Lenovo Launches New Smart Clock with Wireless Dock
- ADT Tries to Block Vivint Imports
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Hey, Verizon…
- Getting Wyze about Climate Control
- Govee Introduces the Lyra Floor Lamp
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Level Has a New Level Lock
- Alexa… Is Someone There?
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Eufy Introduces Several New Outdoor Cameras
- Samsung Releases New SmartThings App
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Google Says it Matters
- Echo Displays Can Half Act as a Security Camera
- Eufy Gets Too Close for Comfort
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Does It Really Matter?
- The Price is Right?
- New Echos to Show
Home Automation Marketplace Report Q1'21 - May 2021
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.
Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Amazon Sidewalk Is Launching
- Phyn Introduces New Affordable Smart Water Sensor
- Google Assistant Gets More Family Friendly