The SwitchBot Keypad Vision represents a significant evolution in smart home access control, building on the foundation of ...

Small enough to carry regularly, a useful device that was only let down by the sometimes patchy bluetooth connection ...

SwitchBot has a new gadget that could save you from getting fired / shouted out by your loved one. The SwitchBot AI MindClip ...

The smart lock market has long overlooked a significant demographic: renters and homeowners unable to modify their existing locks. The first SwitchBot Lock, released in 2022, aimed to fill that gap ...

Like the wearable AI devices from Plaud, Bee or Anker’s Soundcore Work, SwitchBot's AI MindClip is there to take down notes ...

SwitchBot has revealed the onero H1 humanoid robot, the Lock Vision smart locks, and more AI-powered home products at CES 2026. Check it out!

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The home is getting increasingly smart, and more and more new devices are getting smart connectivity. But not everyone wants to replace the ...

SwitchBot ups its resolution Considerably with this 4th-generation camera, but its app remains a minor disaster all around. SwitchBot makes a wide range of smart home equipment, and while some of it ...

Last year’s SwitchBot Curtain was a decent first attempt at automating the opening and closing of curtains, but the company clearly saw that its version-one release had some growing to do. The good ...

The SwitchBot Curtain is one of those products that are designed to make your life easier. It’s a motorized smart bot that will open and close your curtains for you. You can even program the SwitchBot ...

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This easy retrofit device turns almost any curtain into a capable smart system. Options abound for motorizing and smartening up blinds and shades, but what if you have curtains? Rendering those ...