Wi-Fi Smart Home: The Easiest Way to Start
Wi-Fi devices connect directly to your home router – no separate hub required. Perfect for your first smart bulbs, sockets, and relays.
How to Start Your Smart Home in 4 Steps
1. Choose Devices
Pick from Shelly, Tuya, Sonoff, Aqara Wi-Fi bulbs, sockets, and relays that match your needs.
2. Connect to Wi-Fi
Plug in the device, open the app, and follow instructions to pair it with your 2.4 GHz home network.
3. Install & Test
Mount or plug in the device – no wiring needed for sockets and bulbs; relays replace existing switches.
4. Control & Automate
Use the app or voice assistants to turn devices on/off, set schedules, and create routines.
Wi-Fi Smart Home Capabilities
No Extra Hardware
Each Wi-Fi device connects directly to your router – you don't need a separate central hub to start.
Easy Setup
Install in minutes with just the app and your Wi-Fi password – no electrician or wall cutting needed.
Affordable Entry
Wi-Fi bulbs and sockets start from a few euros, making it the cheapest way to try smart home features.
Voice Control
Works with Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, and Apple HomeKit (select models) for hands-free operation.
Remote Access
Control your devices from anywhere via the app – turn on lights or check socket status while away.
Expand Later
Add a Zigbee hub later for battery-powered sensors and more devices without overloading your router.
Starter Packages & Options
Choose a ready-made set or build your own – all include free shipping and support.
- Free shipping within Latvia
- 30-day return guarantee
- Step-by-step video guides
- Email & chat support (workdays)
- 2-year warranty on all devices
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a hub for Wi-Fi smart devices?
No. Wi-Fi devices connect directly to your home router. You control them via the manufacturer's app or voice assistants.
How many Wi-Fi devices can I use at home?
Most home routers handle 15–30 devices reliably. For more, consider upgrading your router or adding a separate Zigbee hub later.
Can I control Wi-Fi devices when the internet is down?
Local control (same Wi-Fi network) still works for most devices. Remote access requires internet.
Will Wi-Fi devices slow down my network?
Smart home devices use very little bandwidth. However, many devices can cause router overload – keep total under 30 per router.
Can I mix Wi-Fi and Zigbee devices?
Yes. Start with Wi-Fi for simple devices, then add a Zigbee hub for sensors and battery-powered items. Both work alongside each other.
Start Your Smart Home Today
Browse our Wi-Fi devices and starter kits – no hub, no hassle, just smart control.