Ikea Unveils Next Generation of Smart Home Devices, Expanding Matter Compatibility
January 2026 will see a significant refresh of ikea’s smart home lineup, with a host of new sensors, buttons, sockets, and a comprehensive series of smart light bulbs poised to hit shelves. The new products, successors to existing ranges, are designed to simplify smart home adoption and broaden accessibility, according to the company.
Ikea is positioning this update as a key step towards making smart home technology user-friendly and affordable for everyone.While existing smart home products will remain compatible and continue to function, Ikea plans to phase them out as the new generation becomes available. The company’s commitment to the Matter standard ensures interoperability with a wider range of smart home ecosystems.
The upcoming product range includes:
* Mosquito spray: A motion and light sensor, replacing the Vallhorn.
* With Alpstu: An air quality sensor (temperature, humidity, CO2, PM2.5) with time display, succeeding Vindstyrka.
* Road trip: Both a double button and a rotary knob,successors to Somrig.
* Timber fleet: A thermometer and hygrometer with a display.
* Scrapbook: A water leakage sensor, replacing Badring.
* Mosquito bite: A door/window sensor, succeeding the Parasol.
* barbecue area: A smart socket with consumption measurement, replacing Inspelning.
* Berth: A new series of smart light bulbs, succeeding the Trådfri series.
The Berth light bulb series will be available in E27, E14, and GU10 bases, offering a variety of options:
* E27 (60mm diameter): RGB and white (1055 lm), white dimmable (1055 lm, 470 lm, 1521 lm), clear white dimmable (470 lm).
* E27 (95mm diameter): Clear white dimmable (810 lm).
* E14 (45mm diameter): RGB and white (806 lm), white dimmable (470 lm, x2).
* E14: Clear candle, white dimmable (470 lm).
* GU10: Spot bulb, RGB and white (470 lm), spot bulb, white dimmable (575 lm).
“Until now, smart home technology has not been easy enough for most people to use. Not even available for many to consider,” says David Granath, Ikea manager. “These innovations bring us closer to helping everyone feel ready and confident to get started with a smart home.”
Ikea anticipates launching further products throughout the year, signaling a continued investment in its smart home ecosystem.
