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Home Depot expands its Hubspace smart home lineup at CES 2024

The Home Depot Hubspace logo on a white background.
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Home Depot launched Hubspace — its smart home platform — in 2021, though its initial release was limited to around 20 supported products. The retailer has continued to roll out additional supported products over the years, a trend that continued during CES 2024. Five new Hubspace products were revealed by Home Depot, including a smart thermostat, a security system, and a smart chest freezer.

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The most popular Hubspace addition is likely to be the Hubspace Smart Thermostat, as it’s the first smart thermostat supported by the platform. It’s fully programmable, supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and includes a C-wire (making it compatible with most homes). It also boasts a sleek, all-white exterior and Home Depot is looking to offer the product at an “affordable price point.”

The Hubspace Smart Thermostat on a white background.
Home Depot

Aside from the Hubspace Smart Thermostat, Home Depot also revealed the following:

  • Hubspace Smart Home Security System
  • Husky Smart Watering Timer
  • Commercial Electric Small Exhaust Fan with Bluetooth Speaker
  • Vissanni 8.8 cubic foot Smart Chest Freezer

The Hubspace Smart Home Security System is a particular standout, offering a keypad, motion sensors, window/door sensors, and the option to expand the five-piece set with add-on items. And while smart chest freezers are a niche item, it’s great to see Home Depot expanding its Hubspace catalog in unique new ways.

The products are yet to receive a specific release date, and pricing details are expected to be confirmed later this year. For now, you can peruse the existing Hubspace lineup — which includes nearly 90 products from companies like Hampton Bay, Defiant, and Commercial Electric.

Jon Bitner
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