Apple has unveiled nine new smart home devices developed in partnership with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric, expanding its lineup of connected home accessories.
Announced on Oct. 13, the Apple Home Collection includes security cameras, a video doorbell, a smart lock, thermostats and temperature sensors that can be managed through Apple’s Home app.Seven of the devices were developed with LG, while two were developed with Schneider Electric.
The new accessories are designed to work with Apple’s ecosystem, allowing users to monitor their homes, manage indoor temperatures and control access to their doors using an iPhone or other compatible Apple devices.
Here’s a look at the nine devices joining Apple’s smart home lineup.
1. LG Video Doorbell Wired
Price: Starts at US$249.95
The LG Video Doorbell Wired features two cameras, one for monitoring visitors and another pointed downward to capture packages left at the doorstep.The main camera records in 2.5K resolution, while the package-facing camera captures Full HD video.
It also has a built-in spotlight and can send notifications to compatible Apple devices when someone rings the doorbell.
2. LG Floodlight Cam
Price: Starts at US$399.95
Designed for outdoor security, the LG Floodlight Cam combines a surveillance camera with two motion-activated floodlights.
The lights automatically turn on when movement is detected, while the camera supports low-light color night vision for monitoring outdoor areas after dark.
3. LG Outdoor Cam Plug-In
Price: Starts at US$299.95
The LG Outdoor Cam Plug-In offers another option for monitoring outdoor spaces without built-in floodlights.It features adjustable camera positioning, low-light color night vision and a design intended for straightforward installation.
4. LG Indoor Cam Plug-In
Price: Starts at US$199.95
The LG Indoor Cam Plug-In features a motorized camera that can tilt to adjust its viewing angle.For privacy, the camera can automatically point downward to stop monitoring when the first household member arrives home.
Users can also adjust its position through the Apple Home app.
5. LG Smart Deadbolt Lock
Price: Starts at US$349.95
The LG Smart Deadbolt Lock allows users to unlock their doors using a compatible iPhone or Apple Watch.It supports hands-free unlocking through Ultra Wideband technology, which detects when an authorized user approaches the door.
The lock also offers PIN access, a physical backup key and temporary access for guests.Users can receive notifications through the Home app when the door is opened or when tampering is detected.
6. LG Smart Thermostat
Price: Starts at US$199.95
LG’s Smart Thermostat allows users to control compatible heating and cooling systems through the Apple Home app.
It supports Apple’s Adaptive Temperature feature, which automatically adjusts indoor temperatures depending on whether household members are home, away or preparing for bed.The thermostat can also use readings from compatible sensors in different rooms.
7. Schneider Home Smart Thermostat
Price: Starts at US$199.95
Schneider Electric’s Smart Thermostat offers similar temperature controls but is designed to work within the company’s broader home energy ecosystem.
It supports Adaptive Temperature and can adjust compatible heating and cooling systems without requiring users to set manual schedules.
In parts of the United States, Apple’s Clean Energy Guidance feature can also help shift heating and cooling to periods when electricity is cleaner or less expensive, provided users have a compatible utility plan.
8. LG Temperature Sensor
Price: Starts at US$39.95
LG’s Temperature Sensor measures temperature and humidity in different rooms.
The information can be used by compatible smart thermostats to make temperature adjustments based on conditions throughout the home.
The sensor also supports Matter, a connectivity standard that allows compatible smart home devices from different manufacturers to work together.
9. Schneider Home Room Sensor
Price: Starts at US$39.95
Schneider Electric’s Room Sensor also monitors temperature and humidity.
It can work alongside the company’s Smart Thermostat to help manage heating and cooling based on conditions in multiple rooms.
Like LG’s sensor, it supports Matter and can be integrated into Apple’s Home app.
Apple HomeView
Apple also introduced HomeView, a smart home display designed to serve as a central control hub for its connected home ecosystem.
The device features a 7-inch Liquid Retina display and supports Apple Intelligence and Siri, allowing users to monitor security cameras, adjust thermostats, control lights and lock doors through voice commands or touchscreen controls.
HomeView can display up to nine security camera feeds simultaneously. It also supports FaceTime calls, music playback and access to information from apps such as Calendar, Messages and Reminders.
The display can recognize up to six household members through facial recognition, providing personalized information for each user.
HomeView comes in tabletop and wall-mounted versions, both starting at US$299.
When will the devices be available in the Philippines?
The Apple Home Collection will begin rolling out in December 2026 in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, with select accessories arriving in early 2027.
The security cameras and video doorbell will initially be available in all three markets, while the smart lock, thermostats and temperature sensors will be limited to the US and Canada.
Apple has yet to announce Philippine pricing or availability. All prices listed above are US starting prices.The accessories support one-tap setup using an iPhone and can be managed through Apple’s Home app without requiring separate accounts.
Apple has been in the smart home market since introducing HomeKit in 2014. The new collection expands its existing ecosystem through partnerships with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric.
