Nearly 55% of Czech households use some form of smart home technology. This site offers practical guides on lighting, climate control, energy efficiency and the Matter standard to help you make informed decisions.
In 2024, nearly 89% of Czech households had internet access, up from 82% in 2020. This digital infrastructure supports growing interest in home automation. The Czech smart home market reached over 200 million USD in 2025 with household penetration at 54.9%.
Whether you live in Prague, Brno or a smaller town, smart home technology can improve comfort, security and energy use. The guides on this site focus on practical advice based on how systems work in Czech conditions, including compatibility with local electricity and heating setups.
We do not sell products or accept sponsorships. All content is based on research and real-world experience.
Wikimedia Commons
The Matter protocol enables devices from different brands to work together. Learn how it affects device choice and future compatibility in the Czech market.
Read the guide
Wikimedia Commons
Bulbs, switches and strips: a comparison of approaches and what works in typical Czech housing.
Read more
Wikimedia Commons
How smart thermostats integrate with common Czech heating systems and what to expect from energy savings.
Read more
Wikimedia Commons
Practical ways to reduce consumption using smart devices and scheduling in Czech households.
Read moreGuides are written for real-world use in Czech conditions, including typical apartments and family houses.
Content is based on market data, technical standards and user experiences. No sponsored placements.
Pages include update dates. We reference authoritative sources such as Statista and industry standards.
