Zigbee2MQTT guides
Zigbee2MQTT is a piece of self-hosted software which allows you to ditch all Zigbee hubs and control all Zigbee devices from one central software. Currently, Zigbee2MQTT supports over 1000 devices from more than 150 vendors. I personally use Zigbee2MQTT to integrate all of my cheap Chinese sensors with Home Assistant.
Zigbee2MQTT vs ZHA: Battle of the Zigbee hub replacements
The decision on whether to go with Zigbee2MQTT or ZHA isn’t an easy one. I hope that this comparison will help you come to a decision.
Choose your Zigbee channel wisely
This guide will tell you how to optimise the 2.4 GHz band, which Zigbee and Wi-Fi use, in your smart home.
Building a chair occupancy sensor using an Aqara window sensor
A chair occupancy sensor might sound like a gimmick at first but there are some actually useful use-cases once you start to think about it.
You should know about groups in Zigbee2MQTT
In a Zigbee network, a group is a collection of endpoints such as multiple lightbulbs. They can be used to reduce Zigbee traffic.
Zigbee2MQTT is finally getting a web dashboard
One aspect of Zigbee2MQTT is about to be a lot more user-friendly. Zigbee2MQTT is finally getting a web dashboard.