Samsung has just announced the SmartThings Station which is an easy-to-use and affordable smart home hub and fast charging pad during CES 2023.
With this device, you can automate different aspects of their home environment, setting routines that add convenience to their day and help to reduce energy waste such as switching off lights and appliances easily.
“Having a smarter home shouldn’t be complicated or expensive. So we wanted to create SmartThings Station as a simple, reliable, and expandable smart home hub. The number of devices in a connected home continues to grow, especially in light of the recent Matter standard launch. We’re proud to play a role in making it easier to embrace this exciting technology.”
Jaeyeon Jung, Samsung Electronics, Executive Vice President and Head of SmartThings Device Platform Center
Samsung SmartThings Stations benefits
- A Smarter Home, With Minimal Effort – SmartThings Station is easy to set up. When you power the device on for the first time, pop-up messages will appear on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone to help guide you through the connection process smoothly.
- Intuitively Adapts to Your Daily Routines – A smart home hub helps multiple devices, including thermostats, lighting, and power outlets, seamlessly interconnect with other devices connected to the smart home server, so they all work together to create a harmonized environment.
- Find and Manage Your Devices around Home More Accurately – SmartThings Station is also integrated with Samsung’s SmartThings Find, a rapidly growing asset tracking service. It helps users to find misplaced devices – double pressing the Smart Button can ring your nearby phone making it easier to find.
- A Fast Charging Pad That Fits Perfectly in a Smart Home – SmartThings Station is also a powerful charging pad supporting up to 15W wireless charging.
The SmartThings Station will launch in the U.S. and Korea. The device will be available in black or white from early February 2023 in the U.S. market.
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