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Google Home Matter devices

Matter devices listed for Google Home, Nest Hub, and Google Assistant, with certification evidence labeled per product.

534 Matter products listed for Google Home and sold in the US · 127 brands · 15 categories · 314 sold outside the US hidden · 611 reference records hidden · 20 unverified listings hidden. We may earn a commission from retailer links. How our links work

As of . The counts on this page are Matter products sold in the US whose catalog record lists Google Home; a maker’s own page is the stronger proof where a product page shows one. Sources: MatterCatalog: Matter certified devices sold in the US; Google Home Help: Prepare your smart home for Matter; How MatterCatalog checks (editorial policy).

Featured devices listed for Google Home

Listed for Google Home in their catalog records. Each product page says whether the maker’s own page names Google Home; check exact controller support before you buy.

12 featured devices

Philips Hue Bridge Matter device

Philips Hue

Hue Bridge

Bridge · Ethernet

Bring compatible Hue lights to Matter

CSA record available

Ethernet

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Google Home devices by category

Lighting235 productsRobot Vacuums52 productsPlugs46 productsSwitches42 productsLocks35 productsHubs32 productsSensors24 productsBlinds18 productsFans15 productsThermostats10 productsClimate8 productsAir Purifiers7 products

Top brands with Google Home support

Govee 74Signify 72Dreame 43Aqara 22Linkind 18LIFX 14Leviton 12SwitchBot 10Zemismart 10Shelly 10TP-Link Systems Inc. 10Philips Hue 10Eve 9Anker Innovations Technology 8Nanoleaf 7Big Ass Fans 7Google 6Enbrighten 6TP-Link 5WiZ 5

About Google Home and Matter

Google Home was an early adopter of Matter. The Nest Hub (2nd gen), Nest Hub Max, and Nest Wi-Fi Pro all serve as Matter controllers and Thread Border Routers. Google Home supports commissioning Matter devices directly through the Google Home app on Android and iOS, with automations, routines, and voice control through Google Assistant.

How to add Matter devices to Google Home

  1. Make sure your Google Home controller (hub/speaker) is updated to the latest firmware.
  2. Put your Matter device in pairing mode (usually by holding the setup button).
  3. Open the Google Home app and tap "Add Device."
  4. Scan the Matter QR code on the device or its packaging.
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete setup.

For step-by-step instructions, see our complete Matter setup guide.

Step by step from the platform's own help pages: how to add a Matter device to Google Home. Also: where the setup code is, using one device with two apps and what to check when a device won't pair.

How Google Home compares with the other Matter platforms (hubs, Thread border routers, device types and sharing): Apple Home vs Google Home vs Alexa for Matter.

More questions, answered

Questions people search for, answered with the catalog as of .

Do I need a hub to use Matter with Google Home?

You need a Matter controller for Google Home, which is often a speaker, display or hub you already own. Google says you need a Matter-enabled hub for Google Home, and for a Thread device a hub that is also a Thread border router: the Google Home Speaker (2026), Nest Hub (2nd gen), Nest Hub Max, Nest Wifi Pro and Google TV Streamer (4K).

Sources: Google: prepare for Matter.

How many Matter devices work with Google Home?

As of October 24, 2026, 348 of the 689 Matter products MatterCatalog lists as sold in the US and CSA certified for the exact model list Google Home in their records: 254 use Wi-Fi, 67 use Thread, 11 list a wired Ethernet connection and 16 do not state a network. A Thread product also needs a Thread border router. Each product page says whether the maker’s own page names Google Home.

Sources: MatterCatalog: Matter certified devices sold in the US; CSA certified products database.

Can I use the same Matter device with Google Home and another app?

Set the device up in the first app, then use that app to create a new pairing code (or QR code) for it, and enter that code in the second app as you would add a new device. The code printed on the device works only for the first app. You can do this because Matter lets one device join several controllers; check that each app has its own hub.

Sources: MatterCatalog: use one Matter device with two apps.