Easy to setup

2026-02-05    -Marie Harris

Not compatible with enough devices

Easy to setup

2026-02-12    -Marie Harris

Not compatible with enough devices

That your product is compatible

2026-01-06    -Lou

Did not communicate properly with my accessory

1.0 out of 5 stars Hard to use IR functionality.

2025-12-25    -KT-amazon

Difficult to use the IR functionality, which is the whole reason I got this bride in the first place. Disappointing.

Ease of use

2026-02-02    -lda

Works for us to connect keyless door lock to app.

Does not work so far. 2 highly trained techs haven't been able to pair it with Alexa & Weiser Locks

2026-01-28    -Andre Bergeron

Big problems so far. Have not been able to work with SmartAssistant, it does not login. A lot of problems reported on the Internet. So far 2 technicians tried, but to no avail. It just will not pair with Alexa and My Weiser Smartcode 10 lock. Amazon delivery was perfect. A third technician will try to work things out shortly. If he does not succeed, unfortunately, I will have to return it eventhough it looks good.Andre Bergeron

5.0 out of 5 stars "Flow" feature is a standout

2026-01-06    -Amazon Customer

Impressed with the Homey Bridge and its software, which has a standout feature called "flow" for true home automation. Setting up the Homey Bridge was quick and straightforward, and the interface is simple and user-friendly. While some smart devices like Sonos and Spotify were quickly identified, I had to manually search for and add others such as WiZ, Yale, Samsung TV, and Google Nest. Despite this, having access to all my smart devices in one app is incredibly useful, and I no longer have to waste time searching through my iPhone apps. Overall, the Homey Bridge has made managing my smart home much easier.

2.0 out of 5 stars Terrible installation experience.

2026-01-05    -Dave W

I love my Homey Pro mini hub and I really wanted to upgrade it to Zigbee functionality but didn’t want to spend $400 for the regular Pro… so I thought the bridge was perfect at a much more reasonable cost!I was wrong. I can’t even get past the add device screen. It just flashes red at me and says it can’t start the BLE manager. There’s no physical reset button on it so I can’t try a factory reset. Let’s just say installation was a total fail.

1.0 out of 5 stars Not ready for primetime

2026-01-15    -Aron

There are some interesting things in the homey space but it’s so inconsistent on what’s supported and so awkward that somehow it made me appreciate Alexa routines… and those are not good. I didn’t mind paying a monthly fee if that supported good UI development and robust ecosystem. And maybe in Europe where homey started it does. But almost anything worth doing requires their Homey Pro that’s 6x the price. And given the gap between marketing and reality for this one, I’m not going to pay $400 and hope it actually works.I think that most of the things I want to do can we handled via Shelly relays. And since every hub brand wants me to be a programmer to do very basic things (open blinds and turn on fan when it’s warm in the room and it’s the morning). I might as well just do nodeRed or HA.I was really hoping Homey would bridge that gap but the number of skills that might have made it work that were restricted to the pro version (which is unavailable right now in the US)… not there yet. Maybe in a few more years.

1.0 out of 5 stars Not ready for primetime

2026-02-15    -Aron

There are some interesting things in the homey space but it’s so inconsistent on what’s supported and so awkward that somehow it made me appreciate Alexa routines… and those are not good. I didn’t mind paying a monthly fee if that supported good UI development and robust ecosystem. And maybe in Europe where homey started it does. But almost anything worth doing requires their Homey Pro that’s 6x the price. And given the gap between marketing and reality for this one, I’m not going to pay $400 and hope it actually works.I think that most of the things I want to do can we handled via Shelly relays. And since every hub brand wants me to be a programmer to do very basic things (open blinds and turn on fan when it’s warm in the room and it’s the morning). I might as well just do nodeRed or HA.I was really hoping Homey would bridge that gap but the number of skills that might have made it work that were restricted to the pro version (which is unavailable right now in the US)… not there yet. Maybe in a few more years.