Aqara Smart Home is now available on Amazon, get your 20% discount here
What you need to know
- Aqara's new Smart Home Starter Kit is now available on Amazon.
- It's an all-in-one, smart home solution with HomeKit Compatibility.
- To celebrate the launch you can get 20% off with code AQARA017.
Aqara has announced the official launch of its new home automation system on Amazon in the US today, December 17.
By way of a press release, Aqara announced the launch of the new Aqara Smart Home Starter Kit, which features gear for security, automation and remote control. It's an all-in-one solution compatible with Apple's HomeKit.
The starter kit includes the Aqara Hub/Nightlight, Motion Sensor, Door and Window Sensor, Smart Plug and Wireless Mini switch. According to Aqara:
Everything is HomeKit compatible, and many of the devices also work with Google Home and Alexa. There's also an Aqara Home App for push notifications and remote control of devices.
On Amazon you can also purchase an alarm system, Temperature and Humidity monitor, Vibration Sensor to detect breaking glass and more! To celebrate the launch, all customers can get 20% using code AQARA017 right now! Here at iMore, we have a full review of Aqara's smart home system coming very soon, so stay tuned!
The Aqara Smart Starter Kit is priced at $129, but use code AQARA017 for 20% off!
The starter kit includes a hub, Smart Plug, Door and Window Sensor, and a Wireless Mini Switch, there are also plenty of options to expand your setup.
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