Signify Matter devices
Matter support: Yes. Philips Hue says all its products work with Matter through a Hue Bridge, though lights connected only by Bluetooth cannot. Newer Hue bulbs carry their own Matter certificate, and WiZ lights use Matter over Wi-Fi. The CSA’s certification ledger lists 1,146 certified Philips Hue and WiZ models, newest Sep 2026 (read Oct 19, 2026). Sources: philips-hue.com, read Oct 12, 2026 and wizconnected.com, read Oct 12, 2026. Every brand, answered.
Signify is the parent company of Philips Hue. Signify sells LED lamps under the Philips brand. The WiZ site is published by Signify. MatterCatalog lists 10 Philips Hue, 56 WiZ and 52 Philips Matter products on their own brand pages. MatterCatalog lists 1 Signify Matter product: the Signify PDDEGS8011. It has a CSA Matter certificate on file. Its record does not name a single Matter network; check the product page.
As of . The counts on this page are from the MatterCatalog catalog (Matter products sold in the US with a verified store link); “CSA certified” means a CSA certificate that names the exact model. Sources: MatterCatalog: Matter certified devices sold in the US; CSA certified products database; How MatterCatalog checks (editorial policy).
- Hub or bridge: Signify makes a hub for Matter: Dynalite PDDEG-S gateway (Signify) (Matter bridge).
- Brand pages: Philips Hue (10), WiZ (56) and Philips (52).
- Where to buy in the US: None of Signify’s listed Matter products has a verified US store link yet.
- Other brands: which smart home brands support Matter, brand by brand.
Signify Matter questions and sources are below the product list.
None of Signify's Matter products has a US store link yet. Each product page below shows the model's certification status and which version it is.
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Signify Matter questions
- Which smart home brands does Signify make?
- Signify is the parent company of Philips Hue. Signify sells LED lamps under the Philips brand. The WiZ site is published by Signify. MatterCatalog lists 10 Philips Hue, 56 WiZ and 52 Philips Matter products on their own brand pages.Sources:philips-hue.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “Philips Hue and our parent company, Signify”signify.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “LED lamps and Electronics under the Philips and Advance brands”wizconnected.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “© 2018-2026 Signify Holding.”
- Which Signify products work with Matter?
- MatterCatalog lists 1 Signify Matter product: the Signify PDDEGS8011. It has a CSA Matter certificate on file.
- Do Signify Matter devices use Thread or Wi-Fi?
- Its record does not name a single Matter network; check the product page.
- Do Signify Matter devices need a hub?
- Signify makes a hub for Matter: the Dynalite PDDEG-S gateway (Signify) (a Matter bridge). A Matter bridge brings devices that do not speak Matter (such as Zigbee or infrared ones) into Matter. Every Matter device is added through your smart home platform’s Matter controller; Thread devices also need a Thread border router.Sources:dynalite.com (Dynalite PDDEG-S gateway (Signify)), read Oct 1, 2026: “accessible via the apps and voice assistants of Apple, Google, Amazon and Smartthings”
- Where can I buy Signify Matter devices in the US?
- None of Signify’s listed Matter products has a verified US store link yet.
Counts are the Signify listings this page shows, from MatterCatalog's records: CSA certificates on file, the Matter network each record names and the stores with a verified US link. Hubs come from our reviewed lists of Matter bridges and Thread border routers, each backed by the maker's own words. Platforms, networks and caveats are quoted from the maker's own pages, with the date we read them.