What works with the TP-Link Tapo L535E Matter Smart Bulb (1100 lm)
TP-Link Tapo L535E Matter Smart Bulb (1100 lm): works with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant. What hub or bridge each one needs, and what you can add without losing compatibility.
Ecosystems
- Apple Home (HomeKit + Matter) Works works as-is
- Amazon Alexa (Echo) Works works as-is
- Google Home (Nest) Works works as-is
- Samsung SmartThings Works works as-is
- Home Assistant Works works as-is
What you can add without losing compatibility
Every device below works with all the ecosystems the TP-Link Tapo L535E Matter Smart Bulb (1100 lm) does, so adding one keeps your options open.
Smart plugs
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TP-Link Tapo P125M Mini Smart Plug (Matter) $20
'Third-Party Platform: Matter-Certified, Apple Home, Alexa, Google Assistant, Samsung SmartThings' (TP-Link). Matter over WiFi; Bluetooth setup only. Home Assistant via Matter. 15A/1800W.
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Eve Energy Smart Plug & Power Meter —
'Works with Apple Home, Samsung SmartThings, Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant' (Eve). Matter over Thread - needs a Thread border router of your platform. Energy monitoring surfaces on SmartThings and Home Assistant (plus the Eve app).
Thermostats
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Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) $280
Google Home native. 'Finally adds Apple Home support via Matter' - pair via Settings > Matter QR code; 'you do need to have a Home Hub to use Matter accessories' (Apple TV/HomePod on the Apple side). Alexa/SmartThings/HA via Matter. Caveat: the included room temperature sensors 'don't support Matter or Apple Home' - they stay Google-only.
Sensors
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Aqara Door and Window Sensor P2 $30
Native Matter over Thread; 'A Matter-compatible Thread Border Router is required' (Apple TV 4K, HomePod, SmartThings hubs, Echo 4th gen, Nest Hub 2nd gen/Max, HA Yellow all listed by Aqara). Works with 'Aqara, Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, and SmartThings'.
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Aqara Motion and Light Sensor P2 $34
Native Matter over Thread; requires a Matter-compatible Thread border router. US store page lists Apple Home, Alexa, Samsung, Home Assistant, Homey; Google via Matter. Caveat: 'The light sensor functionality may be unavailable with some Matter apps such as Amazon Alexa.' 2x CR2450, up to 2 years.
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Eve Door & Window (Matter) —
Matter over Thread; 'this Matter-enabled device requires a hub that supports both Thread and Matter.' Works-with badges for all five platforms on Eve's page.
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Eve Motion (Matter) —
Matter over Thread; 'requires a hub that supports both Thread and Matter.' Eve shows works-with badges for Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant. Motion + light level.
Light switches
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Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch (KS205) —
TP-Link's own product page: 'Matter-certified - Integrate Matter-certified Kasa devices with other certified products into any Matter-certified ecosystem' and 'Manage your smart switch with voice commands via Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri(R), or Google Assistant.' SmartThings and Home Assistant are claimed on the Matter path, not named individually - same basis as the other Matter-native devices here, since all five are Matter controllers. Matter runs over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, so there is no Thread border router and no bridge. **Neutral wire required** - the page states it in the specs, and it is the deciding difference against the Lutron Diva, which needs none. Rated 15 A / 600 W max incandescent, 1/6 HP motor; on/off only, no dimming.
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Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Dimmer Switch (KS225) —
TP-Link's own product page: 'Matter-certified - Integrate Matter-certified Kasa devices with other certified products into any Matter-certified ecosystem' and 'Manage your smart switch with voice commands via Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri(R), or Google Assistant.' SmartThings and Home Assistant are claimed on the Matter path, not named individually - same basis as the other Matter-native devices here, since all five are Matter controllers. Matter runs over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, so there is no Thread border router and no bridge. **Neutral wire required** - the page states it in the specs, and it is the deciding difference against the Lutron Diva, which needs none. Dimmer: 150 W LED (MLV) / 300 W incandescent, leading-edge (triac phase-cut) dimming - TP-Link's page itself advises checking bulb compatibility for leading-edge dimming.