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Aqara Smart Hub M2 (2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Required), Smart Home Bridge for Alarm System, IR Remote Control, Home Automation, Supports Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit and IFTTT

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  • NOTESAqara Hub M2 requires 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. One Aqara Hub M2 can connect up to 128 Aqara zigbee devices (Aqara Zigbee repeaters such as LED Strip T1, Smart Plug, Wall Switch(with neutre)are required). Hub M2 only support aqara zigbee child device but not aqara thread devices or zigbee devices from other brands.
  • 360 Infrared Control: Control your existing IR devices such as fans, air conditioners, TVs from any part of your room by voice and via home automations (indoor use only).
  • Ethernet RJ45 Port & USB Power: Wired connection via Ethernet RJ45 for extra stability and lower response time. More flexible installation with USB power (power bank with pass-through charging is advised).
  • Home Automation and Alarm System: Works with all Aqara devices to create a comprehensive, smart home automation system. The Aqara Hub M2 is equipped with a built-in speaker that can be used in a variety of ways: security alerts, doorbell, alarm clock, and configurable ringtones (Aqara child devices are required).
  • All-Round Compatibility: The Aqara Hub M2 ensures seamless integration of your Aqara devices with a variety of smart home ecosystems and voice assistants, including Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Alexa, IFTTT, and more (ensure the M2 is updated to the latest firmware). For questions or support, feel free to contact us. Note: Compatibility varies by sub-device. Please check each device's specifications for platform support.

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As a leading provider of smart home solutions, Aqara excels in delivering a wide array of award-winning, user-friendly smart home products and platform solutions tailored for your home. We proudly serve over 12 million customers in more than 170 countries and territories. Our products are designed to offer convenience, security, and energy efficiency, making your home smarter, more sustainable, and adaptive to your evolving needs. Control your IR devices, such as fans, air conditioners, and TVs, from anywhere in the room The plastic film should be removed before use to ensure the normal function of the reset button. The connection via 2.4 Ghz WIFi offers more flexible installation options The connection via Ethernet RJ45 port offers an enhanced stability and reduced response time Please press the reset button on the hub for more than 10 seconds until the yellow/red light flashes quickly. Open the Aqara Home app and tap the '+' in the upper right corner to add devices. On the Aqara Home app's Devices screen, select the corresponding hub. Select the infrared appliance and brand you want to set up and follow the instructions displayed. On the device screen of the Aqara Home app, tap "Customize" in the bottom right and follow the instructions that appear. Connect a Water Leak Sensor and your phone will receive a notification when the water level reaches 0.5mm. Works with Motion Sensor P1, get Notifications Immediately when detect Intruders Used in conjunction with Aqara Door and Window Sensors to monitor door status in real time Stay alert to the small vibration of the drawer which attached the vibration sensor to protect your valuable Works in with the Aqara Temperature and Humanity Sensor to monitor high temperatures indoors and instantly send a notification to your smartphone. Q1:How do I connect the Aqara Hub M2 to the Internet via Wi-Fi? A1:The hub M2 only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks. If you are using a dual-band router, please turn off the 5GHz Wi-Fi network before adding the hub. Note: Wi-Fi 6 is not supported. Q2:How can I ensure a stable connection for the Hub M2? A2:To ensure a stable connection, place the Hub M2 between 6 to 19 feet from the router. The closer it is to the router, the more stable the connection will be. Make sure the Hub M2 and the router are connected to the same local area network (LAN). Q3: How to Connect to Google Home or Assistant? A3: Connect via Matter: Update the Hub M2 firmware to the latest version before connecting to Google Home. Account & App Setup: Register an account on the Aqara Home app, update the app to the latest version, and connect the Hub M2 to Aqara Home. Aqara Smart Hub Hub M2 Aqara Smart Hub Hub M3 Aqara Smart Hub Hub M100 Aqara Smart Hub M1S Gen2 Aqara Smart Hub E1

Brand: Aqara


Color: Black-M2


Power Source: DC


Compatible Devices: Apple HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT, Zigbee 3.0 devices


Item dimensions L x W x H: 3.94 x 3.94 x 1.12 inches


Power Source: DC


Compatible Devices: Apple HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT, Zigbee 3.0 devices


Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Alert Type: Audio


Voltage: 5 volts


Control Method: Voice


Maximum Range: 10 meters


Connector Type: Micro USB


Item Dimensions: 3.94 x 3.94 x 1.12 inches


Item Weight: 130 g


Unit Count: 1 Count


Color: Black-M2


Brand: Aqara


Built-In Media: Smart Hub


Model Number: HM2-G01


UPC: 192784000540


Item Type Name: Smart Home Bridge


Manufacturer: Lumi United Technology Co., Ltd.


Mfr Part Number: HM2-G01


Installation Method: Surface-Mounted


Antenna Location: Home Security


Assembly Instructions Description: No assembly required


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This hub makes a solid connection to my 2.4 gHz WiFi network and provides good coverage. Most (and so far for me, all) Aqara smart items bridged through it can be addressed in HomeAssistant through the HomeKit integration. No need to bother with Matter - unless you want to. The IR blaster, however, only functions with the phone app and does not expose paired items with HomeAssistant - and that it's only minus in my opinion. However, as I view the IR blaster as a nice bonus, and not core to the product I didn't dock the item a star in my rating. However, if the IR blaster were to be exposed - now, that would be something special! Devices are easy to set up and this hub performs a good as advertised. It's price point makes it a good choice for any home wanting to add good Zigbee coverage for the Aqara ecosystem. Nice. Also, note that I run this hub alongside another Zigbee coordinator (a USB stick) and both networks function without issue even though my 2.4 gHz spectrum is pretty saturated with competing networks. Again, nice! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by Keith Weston
    • Aqara stands by their products.
Size: M2 HUB
I bought the M2 hub about a month ago opened it 2 weeks later because I was moving. Setup was a breeze, then the next day it was offline line no problem saw there was a firmware update did it worked for about 2 days now it stays offline will not reboot by hold the button. Even when unplugged and waiting to reconnect it boots back to offline. Customer service? Ha put in a ticket received a response the next day asking for information. Sent it didn't hear back from them again until 4 days later after I put in another ticket and then they asked to connect to the hub all I have to do is go into the hub messages and give approval. Problem there's no message. So I'm still stuck with a non functional hub. Edit 10/30. Barry was very helpful in troubleshooting the problem I was having. He went through every possible solution to get it back up and running before it was ruled dead. Aqara sent out a replacement and it works as intended. Which is good because I really like they're products. Finished setting up my door and motion sensors. Leak detectors and plugs. I'll be added their present sensor soon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by MoodSwing
    • Excellent Hub to start your HomeKit setup, almost perfect
Size: M2 HUB
I've had the "regular" Aqara M1 smart hub as the base for my Aqara smart home system for awhile now, and everything has been great. When this newer M2 hub was finally officially available in the U.S. market, I ordered one because it had one feature I really prefer when it comes to HomeKit hubs - that is, a wired network option. When the M2 hub arrived I was pleased to see that it was about as compact as the M1/M1s hubs - slightly larger in diameter but about 1/3 thinner in thickness. Adding it to my HomeKit setup took less than 30 seconds with the Aqara app, and in no time I had the M2 ready for service. However, when it came time to configuration it took some work. Since I intended on using the M2 as my new main hub, one thing I found a little annoying was that there was no way to manually select which smart hub to connect to for each Aqara accessory (I actually have 3 hubs total in my household spread out for good coverage). Because of this, I had to delete and re-add each Aqara accessory back into the Aqara app to bind them to the new M2 hub. This was a slightly tedious process because I currently have over 20 different accessories; however this gave me the opportunity to rebind each device to the hub with the best connection (as opposed to having all of the Aqara devices bound to one single hub). This let me take advantage of having multiple hubs for good signal for all of the Aqara accessories. Just like with the M1 and M1S hubs, once you have the Aqara devices bound to a hub in the Aqara app, you can then switch over to the Apple Home app for main controls. So far everything seems to be working as intended, though I have yet to try the integrated IR function of the M2 hub. A couple other things of note: first, you get a micro USB cable in the box, but no power supply; I simply used an extra USb charger from one of my iPhones as the power supply and it works fine. Second, the speaker in the M2 hub is not as loud as the M1/M1S hubs. I'm pretty sure this has a lot to do with the design: the M1/M1S hubs are mounted usually in a wall socket, with the unobstructed speaker holes facing outward; however with the M2, since it's designed to sit on a flat surface, the speaker holes are around the base of the M2, aimed straight down at the table (or shelf, where I have mine). Fortunately as I mentioned earlier, I have more than one huib as part of my HomeKit setup and thankfully when you install the M2, all of the other M1/M1S hubs are synced with it, so if you turn the alarm function on the M2 to alert, all of my Aqara hubs will also make the same alert. So okay - the M2 is slightly more expensive than the M1/M1S, but you get LAN connectivity, you no longer need to find an open wall outlet (the M1/M1S hubs will block both wall plugs where you install them), and it has an IR function. Aside from everything I just said, the M2 is still a good choice to get your smart home started! Even if you're not starting from scratch, I would say that the M2 hub is also a good addition to an already established Aqara smart home system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2021 by James R.
    • So Complicated to set up with a simple solution
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023 by Minhcalla
    • Simply Does Not Work Right
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As of today, we're ripping all aqara devices off my network and throwing them away. Never, and I mean never will I give my money for this garbage. I would resell my devices, but I wouldn't put that trouble on anyone else. I'm tired of them being the continuous problem. The A1 and M2 hubs go offline randomly. My current hub won't let me change the Wi-Fi without a full reset, meaning I'll have to re-pair all the child devices again, manually. Is that quality programming? Is that consumer focused? The sensors have nowhere near the range that they say, and the mesh doesn't work. I have a lot of different vendors equipment offering off the Wi-Fi but it's only Aqara that can't seem to manage its connection. The device ranges laughable and the integrations are joke. This is not serious equipment for serious people. Aqara if you read this, you need to do a ton more testing before you release devices. There hasn't been a single device of yours that I've put in my house that hasn't been a giant pain in the butt. Amazon devices, I plug them in and they just work. That's why you're losing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Jason
    • 100% recommend in loft or rooms with multiple motion sensors
Size: M2 HUB
Amazing 100% recommend. I use it with Aquara motion sensors to control loft lights where I need multiple sensors to trigger and keep the lights on when somebody’s present and then turn off the lights when people aren’t present. Originally I used Lutron wireless motion sensors they can’t handle the logic of multiple sensors in a loft area and we’re constantly turning off the lights when they should’ve been turning on or keeping the lights on. Aquara save the day and made the loft work properly so the lights wouldn’t turn off if you were present. For example, I have one on the loft landing shelf and I have one on a TV stand and then I have another one as we exit our room. If any of those are triggered, they turn the light on and if you’re present in front of any of them they keep the lights on. Lutron can’t handle that ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2026 by Retail Therapy
    • Doesn’t work, support is awful, but they sent me a new one.
Size: M2 HUB
Edit: At least Aqara stepped up and sent me a new one, which seems to work so far, so I'm changing my review to 3 stars. I guess the lesson here is to not buy tech from companies who don't offer live support. The non-tech support Aqara people I dealt with were very nice and pleasant. I was able to pair this with my phone, but had to unpair it in the Aqara app and re-add to a different Aqara account. This basically bricked the device, generating errors such as “this accessory cannot be used with homekit” and “device is out of compliance.” Faulty devices happen and typically would not be a huge problem — if manufacturer stands by their products and provides good support, but the problem is that Aqara’s support is terrible - there’s no option to chat or speak with someone - only choice is to email with support with long lag times between responses. They also suggested some bizarre troubleshooting steps like using one iPhone to create a hotspot and a second iPhone connected to the first iPhone’s wifi to pair the device. They also actually suggested I switch to Android and google home, which at least gave me a chuckle (nothing wrong with Android and Google, but I can’t be expected to switch ecosystems and ditch all my existing smart home tech because they can’t get their stuff to work). I’d avoid Aqara and try another platform. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2022 by Joe Selby
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I literally tried for HOURS to get this thing to connect, and I am quite good at computer networking. I have NO idea what this thing needed, I tried everything from mDNS forwarding to static firewall rules, plugging it in, etc. Nothing. Never connected. I finally got it (first try) using BLUETOOTH. Yeah, its buried in chinese in their app. Instructions are as follows: 1. In the Aqara app after you select the device to add (its asking you about a blinking light) - in the upper right is a little WiFi icon, tap this. 2. I know its in Chinese, but that second option must say Bluetooth. Click it. 3. Now the icon in the upper right should be a bluetooth icon and you can proceed as you'd expect. I was about to return it too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022 by Kyle F

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