smart plug
  • There are two ways. Option 1 (recommended): via the GHome App, no hub required. This ensures full functionality and avoids compatibility issues. Option 2: via a third-party Matter-enabled app, but a Matter-compatible hub is required.

  • Share the Matter code across ecosystems to operate the same device with multiple apps — unlocking extra features. Note: No need to reset the device when using a shared Matter code to connect another ecosystem.

  • If you are not using Matter or do not have a Matter-compatible hub, please refer to the video or user guide on for instructions on linking Alexa, Google, or SmartThings via the GHome App.

  • Make sure the router has 2.4G band on and connect to it. Avoid special symbols in the password. Keep the AP away from interference. Also, a single router has limited bandwidth — a 300M router may not support 50+ devices. Try restarting the router.

  • Some devices may be taking up too much network resources. Consider blacklisting them to free up bandwidth. Also, upgrading your router may be an effective solution. For unstable connections, check 2.4G band settings and reduce interference sources.

smart plug
  • There are two ways. Option 1 (recommended): via the GHome App, no hub required. This ensures full functionality and avoids compatibility issues. Option 2: via a third-party Matter-enabled app, but a Matter-compatible hub is required.

  • Share the Matter code across ecosystems to operate the same device with multiple apps — unlocking extra features. Note: No need to reset the device when using a shared Matter code to connect another ecosystem.

  • If you are not using Matter or do not have a Matter-compatible hub, please refer to the video or user guide on for instructions on linking Alexa, Google, or SmartThings via the GHome App.

  • Make sure the router has 2.4G band on and connect to it. Avoid special symbols in the password. Keep the AP away from interference. Also, a single router has limited bandwidth — a 300M router may not support 50+ devices. Try restarting the router.

  • Some devices may be taking up too much network resources. Consider blacklisting them to free up bandwidth. Also, upgrading your router may be an effective solution. For unstable connections, check 2.4G band settings and reduce interference sources.