Shopping for Matter-certified devices can get complicated. Not all devices that support “Matter” have successfully passed Matter certification. We have a full list through 2026 of CSA-certified Matter devices organized by category so you can find devices to build your truly interoperable smart home.
To date in March 2026, 350+ products from 70+ manufacturers have received the official Matter certification. Appliance manufacturers increased their Matter-enabled products with the release of the Matter 1.3 specification.
What Makes a Device Matter-Certified?
Matter certification indicates that a device has successfully undergone interoperability testing according to the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) standards. Matter certified devices will bear the Matter logo, and will be registered on the CSA’s product database unlike many manufacturer claims of “Matter support”.
Certification Process
Manufacturers submit devices to authorized test labs for three validation stages:
- Protocol Compliance:Device conforming to Matter 1.0-1.3 specifications
- Platform Interoperability:Works with Apple HomeKit, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and SmartThings.
- Security Validation:Checks authentication, encryption, and secure commissioning
Certification generally takes 8–12 weeks and ranges in price from $15,000 to $30,000 per device family.
Matter vs Non-Certified Devices
Some companies might put “Matter-ready” and “Matter-compatible” devices on the market while still finishing the certification process. Some functions may work but these devices are prone to:
- Commissioning failures with certain platforms
- Missing features or limited device types
- Incompatibility with future Matter updates
Always verify the Matter certification logolabel or consult the official CSA database prior to making a purchase.
Complete List of Matter-Certified Devices by Category
This is the full list of certified Matter devices for 2026, which I update every month with information scraped from CSA.
Lights & Switches
Smart Bulbs (120+ certified models):
- Nanoleaf Essentials A19/BR30 (Thread & WiFi)
- Philips Hue (via bridge – Matter 1.2+)
- TP-Link Tapo L530E/L630 series
- Sengled Smart WiFi bulbs (E11-N1EA)
- WiZ Connected (A19/BR30)
- Eve Light Strip (Thread)
- Linkind Matter bulbs (budget option)
Smart Switches & Dimmers (35+ models):
- Leviton Decora Smart WiFi (D23/D26 series)
- TP-Link Kasa Matter switches
- Eve Light Switch (Thread, EU only)
- GE Cync Smart Switches
Smart Plugs & Outlets
Smart Plugs (60+ certified):
- Eve Energy (Thread) – most reliable
- TP-Link Tapo P125M/P135 (WiFi)
- Meross Matter WiFi plugs
- Kasa Matter EP25/EP40 series
- Nanoleaf Essentials Matter plug
- WeMo WiFi Smart Plug (WSP080)
In-Wall Outlets (8 models):
- Leviton Decora Smart Outlet (D2MR1)
- Eve Energy Outlet (Thread, EU)
Sensors & Security
Motion & Contact Sensors (25+ models):
- Eve Door & Window (Thread)
- Eve Motion (Thread)
- Aqara Contact Sensor P2 (Thread)
- Aqara Motion Sensor P2 (Thread)
Water Leak Detectors (New in 2026):
- Aqara Water Leak Sensor (Thread)
- Eve Water Guard (Thread)
Thermostats & Climate Control
Smart Thermostats (12 certified):
- Eve Thermo (Thread radiator valve – EU)
- Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium (Thread)
- Honeywell Home T9/T10 (WiFi)
Cameras & Doorbells
Security Cameras (Growing category – 15+ models):
- Aqara Camera Hub G3/G350 (Thread + hub)
- Eve Outdoor Cam (Thread)
- Tapo Wire-Free MagCam (WiFi)
Video Doorbells (8 models):
- Aqara Smart Video Doorbell G4 (Thread)
- Logitech Circle View Doorbell (Thread)
Appliances (New in 2026)
Matter 1.3 specification (published May 2024) introduced appliance support. The first certified products arrived in early 2026:
- Laundry: Miele WiFi washers/dryers (select models)
- Ovens & Cooktops: Bosch Home Connect series
- Range Hoods: Broan-NuTone Matter extractors
- Microwave Ovens: GE Profile Smart Microwaves
Please note that there will be some limitations in 2026 appliance certification. These limitations will be relaxed in 2027.
Top Matter Device Brands in 2026
According to CSA testing results and user reviews, the following companies are among the top Matter device producers on reliability and certification:
Eve
Specialty:The Thread-native devices with direct control over the local network. Popular for: Unbeatable reliability ratings, energy monitoring, high quality build. Downside: Price. They’re $50-150 a pop.
Aqara
Specialty:Thread sensors and cameras. Brand highlights: Great sensor selection, affordability, hub-based system. Downsides: Some devices needed an Aqara hub for Matter support.
TP-Link/Tapo
Specialty:It’s also the cheapest WiFi smart plugs on offer here at about $8 a piece, with great product variety and good WiFi performance. The main drawback is that it’s WiFi only and lacks Thread support.
Nanoleaf
Specialty:Smart Lighting (bulbs, strips, panels) – Best known for: WiFi+Thread capabilities and vivid color options. downside: A few users have experienced bugs during firmware updates.
Philips Hue
Specialty:Premium lighting ecosystem. Famous For: Best bulb selection, super color accurate. No. of Drawbacks: Need Hue Bridge to support Matter. (No native support)
How to Verify Matter Certification
Before purchasing any device claiming Matter support, follow these verification steps:
Official CSA Database
Visit the Connectivity Standards Alliance Product Database (csa-iot.org/certification) and search by product name or manufacturer. Certified devices display:
- Certification ID number
- Certified date
- Matter version (1.0, 1.1, 1.2, or 1.3)
- HomeKitt, Google Home, etc. all supported
Matter Logo Requirements
Certified devices must display the official Matter logo on packaging. The logo includes:
- The Matter wordmark
- Icons indicating whether platform is supported by the app (Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung).
- QR code for easy commissioning
If it simply says “Matter ready” on the package and doesn’t have the logo. That means it’s probably ready certification, probably non-compliant.
Matter 1.3 New Device Types (2026 Update)
Matter 1.3, released in May 2024, brought notable device type extensions that are being certified by manufacturers in 2026:
Energy Management:
- Solar panel inverters
- Battery storage systems
- EV chargers (home Level 2)
- Energy monitoring devices
Water Management:
- Smart water valves
- Leak detectors
- Irrigation controllers
Appliances:
- Ovens, cooktops, range hoods
- Microwave ovens
- Dishwashers
- Laundry washers and dryers
Enhanced Audio:
- Matter-casting speakers (similar to Chromecast)
- Multi-room audio systems
We can expect several hundred additional device certifications in these areas in 2026-2027.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do all Matter devices work with every platform?
Q: Do Matter certified devices work with Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and SmartThings? A: Matter certified devices should work with any of the common platforms, although some high-end features such as camera recording might be restricted to certain platforms.
Q: Can I use Matter devices without a hub?
A: WiFi devices with Matter use your platform controller (Google Nest Hub, HomePod, Echo etc) as the ‘bridge’. Devices using Thread will need a Thread border router, integrated into most smart speakers/hubs.
Q: Does Matter support Zigbee and Z-Wave devices?
A: Not directly. Matter relies on WiFi, Thread, or Ethernet. However, some manufacturers allow “Matter bridges” to translate their Zigbee/Z-Wave devices to Matter (e.g. Philips Hue Bridge).
Q: What is the difference between a WiFi and Thread Matter device?
A: WiFi devices pair directly to your router, but they’re power-hungry. Thread is a low-power mesh network that works through a border router and is great for devices powered by a battery. Both are Matter certified and are compatible with each other.
Q: How often is the Matter device list updated?
A: The CSA is always adding devices to its certification database. They certify 20-30 devices per month in 2026.
Q: Are Matter-certified devices more expensive?
A: Maybe not. Budget brands like TP-Link/Tapo can sell a Matter Wi-Fi device for $10–15. More premium Eve devices go $50+, but have added functionality and use Thread.
Q: Can “Matter-ready” (non-certified) devices be updated later?
A: There are manufacturer firmware updates that are expected to reach certification and if so this will enable certification. Purchase certified devices only if the connection between those devices are essential.
Q: Do I have to replace my existing smart home devices?
A: nope, lots of devices and apps now support both Matter and legacy devices. Update your smart home incrementally as you scale it.