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THIRDREALITY Smart Bridge MZ1 -Zigbee to Matter Connectivity, Compatible with Google Home, Apple Home, SmartThings, Home Assistant etc.

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Features

  • Zigbee to Matter Connectivity: The Smart Bridge MZ1 effectively links THIRDREALITY Zigbee end devices to the Matter protocol, enhancing their functionality in the broader smart home ecosystem. Note: Specifically operates on a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.
  • Broad Platform Compatibility: Seamlessly connect and control your Zigbee devices with leading platforms such as Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant and SmartThings.
  • Compact and User-Friendly Design: Designed for straightforward installation with a space-saving form and USB-C power interface.
  • OTA Support: Use the 3R-Installer for simple setup and ongoing management, including OTA updates to keep your smart bridge and devices current.
  • Simple Configuration: Setting up and managing your smart home has never been easier with the 3R-Installer application. Compatible with Apple HomeKit, Google Home, or SmartThings.

Brand: THIRDREALITY


Number of Ports: 5


Included Components: Power cord, Smart Bridge


Color: White


Compatible Devices: Desktop, Laptop


Product Dimensions: ‎3.14"L x 1.57"W x 2.71"H


Item Weight: ‎0.04 Kilograms


Platform: ‎Not Machine Specific


Case Material: ‎Plastic


Interface Type: ‎RJ45


Manufacturer: ‎Third Reality, Inc


UPC: ‎850001595773


Part Number: ‎3RMB01033WBZ


Item Weight: ‎1.44 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎3RMB01033WBZ


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎1 year manufacturer


Date First Available: November 22, 2023


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    • Once I upgraded the software, it worked perfectly.
Initially, there were a few glitches, but after the firmware is upgraded, it became incredibly stable. I've been running it continuously ever since and there haven't been any issues at all. By the way, if you are using Matter with HA, you don't need the 3R-Installer app. The bridge can be updated over-the-air(OTA) within HA. Nice! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Unreliable even factory suggestions
I wanted this to enable me to have my Third Reality blinds in my Apple Home app besides in Alexa. Setup was confusing even to someone who has been doing smart home devices for years. I was able to get the Bridge setup eventually to work in Alexa, Apple Home, and Google. By day one it was offline and I was able to pull the power and restart and get it to working. I contacted 3Reality support by email and they gave me suggestions for rebooting my router and updating router firmware. The bridge firmware is up to date as is the firmware for the blinds. All of this made no change to reliability. I need to depend on the blinds working especially when I am not at home. At this point, I've wasted to much time and frustration with this device and will return it within my 30 day return window. I have uninstalled the bridge and connected by Third Reality blinds back directly to Alexa via Zigbee and will just live without them in Apple. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025 by G. Condrey
    • Little Hub Yet Powerful
Finally, I found a solution that works locally with both HA and Google Home. I'm a heavy Google Home user but recently started experimenting with HA. I love how HA supports Zigbee devices, but I didn't want to give up my Google setup. After some research, I decided to try using a bridge and set it up to support both HA and Google through the Matter Multi-Admin feature. Surprisingly, this setup worked extremely well. My Zigbee devices (mainly switches and sensors) are recognized by both HA and Google through Matter (which is local) and can be controlled via voice commands and routine setups. If you're looking for a local solution that works across multiple platforms, the bridge is the way to go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Yan
    • Zigbee to Matter to Home Assistant? Everything you need to know...
I bought this to link my Zigbee smart devices into the new Matter world right into my Home Assistant (Docker on Raspberry Pi 4). It seemed to work when using the 3R-Matter ios app. But that's where it ends. Once you added the Matter bridge on Home Assistant, you'll see all the Zigbee devices that you have associated on the MZ1. Well, kinda. It's glitchy and unreliable. I have ThirdReality zigbee smart plugs with power monitor. No power monitor shows up on the 3R-Matter app or Home Assistant. The status is constantly at ON, even when you turn it OFF. It insists it's ON. lol. As for the ThirdReality Zigbee Motion Sensors, they show up on my Home Assistant now, but they are useless. The sensors never report any detection. When you compare it to the 3R-Matter app, the sensors are reporting just fine. This is useless, let alone the draft-unfinished iOS app they have for 3R-Matter. There's probably debug lines on these apps everywhere because it is obvious they paid a fiverrr developer $5 to build the app. This is not a serious company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023 by Xyntax
    • This device does what it says, just not sure why I need it
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This device bridges 3R zigbee to matter. It only seems to connect to the 3R Installer app, but why it doesn't instal to 3R's only other app is beyond explanation. I could not find a way to connect the main app for this and another 3R matter plug pictured within the app. (A pop up in this app has a link that redirects you to the 3RInstaller app so apparently that is the app they want me to use) This experience sadly seems consistent with this manufacturer. Ultimately, despite connecting my 3R zigbee plugs thru this app to matter protocol, this did not resolve the problem that the zigbee plugs could not monitor energy as advertised, despite running a 1000 watt heater thru it. (This test worked in 3Rs own matter smart plug as well as two other brands). Having a zigbee hub built into the Eero Pro 6 did not make energy monitoring work and so neither does having this device. The zigbee plugs can be seen in both cases and can be scheduled thru Alexa, but they show 0 on energy monitoring without any change while running a heater. And so what even is the point of purchasing any zigbee devices, if their advertised features don't actually work. I purchased 3R Matter Smart Plug with energy monitoring and that does work, even without this device plugged in. Therefore I can safely assume that my Eero Pro 6 does indeed support Matter for 3R devices. Also, currently I am using two other brands of Matter plugs without issue. Interestingly Amazon claims to have an Energy Dashboard compatible with many connected devices but I have yet to see it in any devices yet. My 3R Zigbee "smart" plugs are fine for scheduled operation so they will have a purpose. Just not what was advertised- energy monitoring. Researching other devices that might make use of this hub, I can find few that are for sale. Echo or Apple Home Pod have humidity/temperature and speaker built in. What's left- blinds? Coffee maker? Thermostat? What's a zigbee device that needs to be updated to Matter with questionable results? I can just get Matter devices that already work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024 by Raven’s Teeth Raven’s Teeth
    • You'll need the 3R-Installer app.
The name was a bit strange to me, and it took some time to figure out what it was for. I used the bridge with my Apple HomePod and a few devices from Third Reality, and initially, it seemed like there was no need for this app at all. However, for one of my home automation setups, I needed to adjust the motion sensor cooldown time to turn off the lights faster. After some research, I discovered that Third Reality offers cooldown time adjustment in their latest firmware, which can be configured through the 3R-Installer app. The app is primarily designed to help you set up your device and configure initial settings, not for day-to-day use (since that’s the job of your main app like Apple Home). That’s why it’s named the 3R-Installer app. I wish someone had told me this earlier, so I wouldn't have had to do so much research to learn it the hard way. But in the end, I'm glad the app was useful and solved my problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by Yin Liang

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