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Hubspace is Home Depot’s version of the connected smart home. It was designed to give users a simple way to set up smart home products, while also ensuring its catalog of products remains affordable.

As everyday smart products become more advanced, they increasingly replace the “un-connected” objects of yore. Smart versions are available for a dizzying number of products, but they often require a ...

Building a smart home can be intimidating. Not only do you have to figure out which products are best for your needs, but you also need to set them up using an accompanying mobile app and sync them ...

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With the expansion of its Hubspace brand into a smart security system, smart freezer, smart bathroom fan, and a connected Husky hose, The Home Depot thinks ‘mass market America’ is finally ready for ...

Since its 2021 launch, Home Depot’s Hubspace smart home ecosystem has expanded rapidly and now consists of at least 150 products. At CES, the home improvement retailer announced five new smart home ...

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Hubspace Connect: A breakthrough capability that decouples physical wiring from digital control, allowing users to use switches and dimmers powered by Hubspace to control any Hubspace-enabled light.

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