The main features of the Mi Smart Home Hub are that it acts as a central controller for smart devices, supports multiple communication protocols like Zigbee, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, and enables automation routines and remote access via the Mi Home app. It also includes security features like different guarding modes, and some models can connect to Apple HomeKit.
Central control and connectivity
- Central controller: Connects and manages a wide range of smart home devices from a single interface.
- Multi-protocol support: Works with devices using Zigbee, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth to ensure seamless connectivity.
- Device bridging: Acts as a bridge between devices that use different communication protocols, allowing them to work together.
- Wired and wireless connections: Supports both Wi-Fi (including 5GHz) and wired Ethernet connections for stable and efficient transmission.
Automation and remote access
- Automation routines: Allows you to create schedules and automation rules to control devices based on triggers like time, sensors, or other events.
- Remote monitoring: Enables remote control and monitoring of your smart home devices from anywhere using the Mi Home app.
- Local control: Enables smart scenes to continue running locally even if the network connection is lost.
Security and compatibility
- Guard modes: Features different guarding modes for various scenarios to help protect your home.
- Apple HomeKit support: Compatible with Apple HomeKit, allowing for integration into the Apple smart home ecosystem.
- Increased security: Supports features like alarm protection and guard schedules for home security.
