
Switchbot Hub 3 has an smart knob
Switchbot, from Bot Finger and Auto Curtain Fame, looks at everything ready to reveal its next -generation smart start center.
Homekit News discovered a list of the Switchbot Hub 3 connectivity standards, not yet announced, which looks very different from its predecessors.
Packing a black brightness finish and a Twirly knob, the form factor is a deviation from the previous doors of Switchbot, such as Hub 2 and Hub Mini.
The new largest addition is undoubtedly that knob, placed on the front and the center.
According to the CSA list, the HUB 3 can operate both “media volume control” and “air conditioning control” and is compatible with Apple TV, Spotify and other transmission platforms.
There are also some other buttons; A start button, a setback button, a button and an ignition button with the switchbot s logo that, presumably, will be a shortcut to control a pre -established automation.
The upper screen seems to show temperature and humidity metrics, and the list tells us that this aspect integrates third -party weather forecasts.
We are also informed that the screen can provide “state updates in real time for doors locks to ensure constant awareness of safety and reminders.”
The list also mentions “4 editable fast scene buttons on the home page for customized modes activation.”
In the image, these seem to be used for home/away and night/day mode.
Obviously, with this appearing on the website of the CSA, its certified matter and, he would wait, will act according to the other centers compatible with the subject of Switchbot, as a bridge for its non -higher devices.
There is still no word about prices or a release date, but we will keep it informed.
A few months have passed for Switchbot. The Smart House specialist took the covers of a flood of new technologies in Las Vegas in CES 2025, including the Bonkers K20+ Pro modular robot, and recently presented an air purifier that functions as a night table.
Earlier this month, the brand’s intelligent intelligent blinds were also launched.