10 Best affordable Zigbee devices for your Smart Home

Its almost Amazon Prime day and a perfect time to stock up on the best zigbee - geni.us/IInmKR - smart home devices for home assistant, homekit, smartthings, or your favorite smart home automation platform. All of these have been tested to work in home assistant without any additional third party hubs! Motion sensors, vibrations sensors, LED bulbs and light strips, buttons, plugs, power bars all the best zigbee home automation devices you can find!
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Zigbee and Zwave Dongle for Home Assistant - geni.us/IInmKR
Third Reality Zigbee Button - geni.us/YPAbzG
SONOFF Zigbee Temperature Humidity Sensor - geni.us/njwAMuh
Aquara Zigbee LED light strips - geni.us/dkIYcF
Third Reality Zigbee Vibration Sensor - amzn.to/4eZyYUa
Hive Zigbee Motion Sensor - geni.us/UWBy
Hive Zigbee Contact Sensor - geni.us/ZuNRuh
Hive Zigbee LED Bulb - amzn.to/3WkbNwp
SONOFF Zigbee plug - geni.us/w5qaf
Zigbee Power Bar - geni.us/OvBXa
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Nortek GoControl USB Zwave and Zigbee Dongle
01:35 Zigbee Buttons
02:37 Temp and Humidity Sensors
03:40 Zigbee Power Bards
04:47 Vibration Sensors
05:52 Zigbee Strip LED Lights
06:39 Zigbee Motion Sensors
07:29 Contact Sensors
07:58 LED RGB Zigbee Light Bulbs
08:32 Sonoff Smart Switches

[@user-sy7co9mi2z]

Video idea - there are lots of videos on HA but nothing end to end for a typical setup. Eg 4 bed house, lights, blinds, fans, heating, solar, av, cameras, security, with home assistant. Ie how does someone go from not having used home assistant to a full setup with all of the common things most people would want. It would be a cool videos series.

[@EvanWasHere]

Especially with all the latest updates to HA

[@yoyoTechKnows]

Thanks for the feedback! I am actually trying to work on something like that - Helping automate a home that has no real setup, chronicle the process. Hope to have something soon! - thanks for the suggestion, and for watching!

[@kevinmejia5475]

Wow, I've been searching for a solution to a problem I have: I want to turn on my Kasa smart switches that control my ceiling fans when the AC goes off, but I haven't been able to find anything. Thanks to you, I just discovered the vibration sensor. I'm hoping this will be enough to detect the vibration of my air handler's fan when it turns on, and then send a signal to turn on all my switches. Thanks so much!

[@yoyoTechKnows]

Nice, hopefully that works - let me know - would be great to hear a success story! :-) - thanks for watching and for sharing!

[@WimVeen]

Very interesting stuff, Thanks for the clear explanation. Looking forward to your LED vid(s).

[@yoyoTechKnows]

Thanks! Working on a couple LED projects - one outdoor, and a couple indoor! hope to have some content up soon! Thanks for the feedback and of course for watching!

[@Maaniic]

Some cool stuff, interesting about you wanting plugged in PIR, In my experience have found that PIR and contact sensors last for an eternity on battery.

[@yoyoTechKnows]

Thanks! Might be an opinion I formed over time - I think it was because I rely on the motion sensors so much, that I feel it when they don't work - so I always to find plug in solutions (outside especially). But even as I rewatched the video I mention the one in my office has been working for over a year on 1 AA battery so I guess that's pretty good! - thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it - and thanks for watching of course!

[@tannermorris8956]

PLEASE continue with great and affordable zigbee devices!

[@yoyoTechKnows]

Thank you, I am glad you liked it - I will try to make more similar in the future - thanks for the feedback, and for watching!

[@Bigglare]

The real test is what works with Matter-zigbee bridges like Hue Bridge for lights, or Third Realities Smart Bridge MZ1 for local control without any subscriptions or cloud work arounds.

[@Bigglare]

Sonoff S40 lites work great with Hue and 3R.

[@Bigglare]

Sonoff SNZB-06P are excellent mmWave Occupancy Sensors, yeah works great with 3R's hub. Not to Mention Ikea's Parasoll door sensors.

[@yoyoTechKnows]

All the products I spoke about don't require a third party hub other than a home assistant USB dongle/hub which communicates with the device locally (no cloud). Although some of them do have an available hub, they are not required to work with home assistant - and I would not recommend them unless you stay all with one brand! - thanks for watching and for the feedback - I really appreciate it!

[@Bigglare]

@@yoyoTechKnows home assistant is a third party hub. Lol

[@yoyoTechKnows]

@@Bigglare lol - I know, but different in that this one “hub” can work with all of these products locally - as opposed to some products that require a brand specific hub or bridge

[@nDoornn]

The video fade in effect on each camera change is very distracting. The information in the video was good!

[@yoyoTechKnows]

Thanks for the feedback - I am always trying different things - might have gone a little overboard with that one! Glad you liked the information, and thanks for watching!

[@Okurt711]

I thought Hive stopped selling in US. Are these sensors supported by them or they work in HA but SOL if there is hardware issue?

[@yoyoTechKnows]

I think they stopped selling the complete HIVE solution (Hub etc) - but I find the sensors and devices are still available and I find them to work great. I guess they could be liquidations, but I have been able to pick a bunch up on sale - and they don't seem to be restocked constantly on amazon. - thanks for the feedback, and for watching!