Does it work with Zigbee2MQTT? Check 6,300+ Zigbee devices
Not sure a Zigbee bulb or sensor will work with your setup? Search by brand, retail model, or feature to see whether it has a Zigbee2MQTT definition, a community report for ZHA or another hub, or both. Open a card for its features, device identifiers, and links to each source. The date above the cards shows when we last read those sources.
6,337 matching devices
Sources read Aug 30, 2026
Will my Zigbee device work with ZHA?
Probably, if it follows the Zigbee standard, but no official list confirms it. Home Assistant's ZHA docs say there is no official compatibility list, because standard devices should work without device-specific code. Devices that bend the standard need a "quirk", a small fix written by volunteers.
The ZHA results here come from community reports in Blakadder's Zigbee device compatibility repository. A device with no ZHA report hasn't failed with ZHA. Nobody has reported it there yet.
What does a Zigbee2MQTT listing mean?
It means Zigbee2MQTT has a definition for that exact model, so it knows which features to show. A device without one can still pair, but Zigbee2MQTT then guesses its features from the standard and may miss some.
The device details show what the definition adds:
- Exposed fields
- The values Zigbee2MQTT can read or set, such as
brightnessoroccupancy. - OTA updates
- Whether the definition supports firmware updates over the air.
- White-label model
- Yes means this is another brand's version of hardware Zigbee2MQTT already defines.
Why does the exact model matter?
Support belongs to a model number, not a product name. Brands reuse names across hardware revisions, and a newer revision may behave differently or not be supported yet.
Tuya-based devices are the hardest case. Many report the same Zigbee model, such as TS0601, and differ only in a manufacturer code like _TZE200_1fuxihti. The device details list the codes each definition covers. Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA both show your device's code on its page after pairing. If yours isn't listed, its features may not match.
Where does this device list come from?
It joins two public sources. A device is listed when either source knows it. When both name the same brand and model, the card shows both.
| Source | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Zigbee2MQTT supported devices | Zigbee2MQTT support, exposed fields, OTA updates, and device identifiers |
| Blakadder compatibility repository | Community reports for ZHA, deCONZ, ioBroker, Tasmota, and other hubs |
We haven't tested these devices ourselves. Support changes with new releases and device firmware, so open the source links in the device details before you buy.
Do you need a Zigbee coordinator?
Yes. Every device here joins your network through a coordinator, the USB or network radio that ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT talks to. Coordinators aren't listed on this page. Compare their chipsets and firmware support in Zigbee coordinators.
For other smart home radios, see Z-Wave devices and Matter devices.