A curated selection of home automation hubs capable of managing both Zigbee and Z-Wave devices, enabling seamless interoperability across diverse smart home ecosystems without requiring multiple separate bridges.
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A purpose-built hardware gateway featuring an AMD G-Engine SoC with built-in Zigbee and Z-Wave radios. It offers local processing power, high reliability, and full support for the open-source Home Assistant platform.
An on-premise automation hub that prioritizes speed and privacy by running logic locally. It supports both Zigbee and Z-Wave Plus protocols natively, allowing for complex automations without cloud dependency.
A versatile single-board computer that can be transformed into a robust hub using dedicated Zigbee and Z-Wave HATs. Ideal for advanced users who want to build a custom Home Assistant or OpenHAB environment.
A widely supported hub that natively integrates Z-Wave and Zigbee devices alongside Matter support. It connects seamlessly to the SmartThings app, offering a user-friendly interface for beginners and intermediate smart home enthusiasts.
While primarily a Z-Wave controller, this USB stick is often paired with a separate Zigbee coordinator to create a custom multi-protocol setup. It offers direct control for advanced DIY enthusiasts using platforms like OpenHAB.
A reliable USB Z-Wave controller often used in conjunction with Zigbee dongles for mixed-protocol homes. Known for its long-range capabilities and compatibility with various open-source automation platforms.
An affordable USB dongle specifically for Zigbee connectivity, commonly paired with a Z-Wave hub or stick. It allows users to expand their smart home network significantly without upgrading their existing central hub.
A sleek, all-in-one hub designed for simplicity, supporting both Zigbee and Z-Wave devices out of the box. It features a touch interface and focuses on easy setup for users who want a plug-and-play solution.
Not a single device but a distribution that turns a Raspberry Pi into a powerful hub. When combined with Zigbee and Z-Wave USB adapters, it provides an enterprise-grade, multi-protocol automation server for tech-savvy users.
Shelly devices often integrate with Zigbee and Z-Wave via their cloud or local APIs when paired with a central gateway. This approach allows mixed-protocol devices to be managed through the Shelly ecosystem.
A software-based solution that bridges Zigbee devices to an MQTT broker, which can then communicate with Z-Wave systems via Home Assistant or Node-RED. It offers maximum flexibility for complex, custom automations.
A dedicated hub that natively supports Z-Wave and Zigbee, designed to work seamlessly with the SmartThings ecosystem or standalone. It offers robust range and reliable connectivity for a wide array of sensors and switches.
Primarily a Zigbee hub for lighting, but it can be integrated with Z-Wave devices via platforms like Home Assistant or Hubitat. This setup allows for unified control of lighting and other IoT devices through a single interface.
While it does not have native Z-Wave/Zigbee radios, it acts as a central display and controller for hubs that do. It integrates with compatible hubs to provide voice control and visual dashboards for mixed-protocol setups.
A specialized hub primarily for Sinope products but offers integrations that can link with broader Zigbee and Z-Wave networks via third-party platforms. Ideal for users focusing on heating and temperature control.
A professional-grade home automation controller that supports Zigbee and Z-Wave via additional expansion modules. It offers high performance and reliability, suited for larger homes and complex automation requirements.
An inexpensive USB dongle for adding Zigbee support to systems that already handle Z-Wave. It is compatible with various Tuya-based platforms and can be used with Home Assistant for broader protocol integration.
A Z-Wave smart plug that can be part of a mixed network managed by a central hub. While not a hub itself, it represents the type of device that benefits from a multi-protocol hub's unified management.
A Wi-Fi relay that can be integrated into a Zigbee/Z-Wave network via an intermediary hub like Home Assistant. This allows legacy or Wi-Fi-only devices to be controlled alongside native Zigbee and Z-Wave equipment.
A Z-Wave smart dimmer that works seamlessly within a multi-protocol hub ecosystem. It allows for precise control of lighting in conjunction with Zigbee-based sensors and other smart home devices.