Like many smart home manufacturers, Ikea took its time warning up to Matter, the new standard that aims to unite the big smart home ecosystems. When it introduced its new Dirigera smart hub back in ...

IKEA plans to overhaul its smart home lineup with full Matter support, making its budget-friendly products compatible with ...

Ikea is making big changes to its smart home lineup, introducing 20 new devices supporting Matter-over-Thread that will work ...

It’s been more than a year since Ikea’s smart hub got a Matter update, but up until now, the Dirigea hub could only act as a ...

HomeKit compatibility used to attract a noticeable price premium when buying smart home products, but the Matter standard is ...

IKEA is planning to launch over 20 new smart home devices using the Matter protocol starting with two new Bluetooth speakers.

Ikea begins beta-testing Matter on its Dirigera hub. Almost two years after announcing its new smart home hub would support Matter, Ikea is finally starting to bring the new standard to users.

Dirigera does support Zigbee, so non-Ikea devices like lightbulbs that run on Zigbee can be added and controlled, individually or in groups, via the new Home smart app.

The Ikea Dirigera is a small hub that, together with the Ikea Home Smart app, lets you control all the gadgets in your smart home. Or at least, some of the gadgets in your smart home. Because ...

As of September 11, all products connected to the Dirigera Hub will work with the interoperability standard. That’s a big win for Ikea, allowing its gadgets to interact with those from other ...

Buy a DIRIGERA Hub. You need to begin by purchasing your DIRIGERA Hub from IKEA. It costs £60 and can be bought via IKEA's website or in stone. White is the only option available.