Aqara M3 Hub Matter / Thread – Global Edition
$ 96.39
- Description The Aqara Smart Hub M3 is a full Matter Controller, Thread Border Router, Aqara Zigbee 3.0 hub, and 360° IR remote in one device — Aqara’s flagship multi-protocol hub designed for households running serious smart-home automation across several ecosystems. Sold by PassionHome — your Authorised Aqara Dealer in Singapore — with local availability, official 24-month Aqara warranty, and Singapore-based service through the Aqara Service Center. Aqara M3 Hub Matter / Thread - Global Edition 8 Why buy the Aqara Hub M3 in Singapore Four hub roles in one device. Matter Controller (runs the smart-home logic, no Apple TV / HomePod required), Thread Border Router (extends Matter-over-Thread mesh), Aqara Zigbee 3.0 hub (bridges Aqara Zigbee devices to Matter ecosystems), and 360° IR remote. Up to 128 Zigbee accessories. 32 direct Zigbee end devices on the hub; expand with Zigbee routers (mains-powered Aqara devices like switches and outlets act as routers) to reach up to 128 child accessories. Each router extends 16 end-device slots. PoE option for stable wired install. Power and Ethernet over a single CAT5e/6 cable from a PoE switch (48V/0.27A). Ideal for HDB ceiling-mounted smart-home boxes, condo wiring closets, or false-ceiling installs. Or USB-C 5V/2A for desktop placement. Bluetooth 5.1 dual-band Wi-Fi 5 Zigbee/Thread radio. Dual-band Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4 GHz 5 GHz), Zigbee/Thread shared radio (IEEE 802.15.4), Bluetooth 5.1, plus a 360° IR blaster. Aqara security-device class. The M3 is classified by Aqara as a security device — QR-code-scan binding to Aqara Home for a more rigorous setup flow than the entry-level M200. Authorised Aqara Dealer 24-month warranty serviced in Singapore. PassionHome.sg is on Aqara’s official Singapore partner network; warranty service at the Aqara Service Center. Estate group-buy pricing available — see active group-buys. Matter Controller and Thread Border Router Aqara M3 Hub Matter / Thread - Global Edition 9 The M3 holds smart-home credentials and runs Matter automations directly — meaning you don’t need an Apple TV, HomePod, or Google Nest as the controller. It’s a full Matter Controller that commissions Matter accessories from any brand. Thread Border Router The M3 is also a Thread Border Router. It bridges Matter-over-Thread accessories from any brand into your Wi-Fi or Ethernet network. If you have multiple Thread Border Routers in your home (e.g. the M3 plus an Apple HomePod), they automatically mesh together for range and redundancy. Advanced Matter Bridging — Aqara Zigbee devices exposed to other ecosystems The M3 functions as both an Aqara Zigbee hub and a Matter Bridge. It exposes connected Aqara Zigbee devices to Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant, and Homey via the Matter standard. Aqara’s Advanced Matter Bridging preserves Aqara-specific features (not just on/off) when devices are surfaced to third-party ecosystems. Aqara Zigbee 3.0 bridge — up to 128 child devices The M3 supports up to 32 Zigbee end devices directly. Among Aqara’s Zigbee products, the mains-powered ones (powered by neutral live wires) act as Zigbee routers, while battery-powered or live-only devices are end devices. Each router extends the mesh by 16 additional end-device slots — meaning with sufficient routers in your home, the M3 can support up to 128 Aqara Zigbee accessories. Pairs Aqara Zigbee devices directly Aqara sensors (FP300 mmWave presence, FP2 Wi-Fi mmWave, T1 temperature humidity, W100 climate, P2 door/window), smart locks (U200 Lite Kit, U300), switches (Light Switch H2 EU, Dimmer Switch H2 EU, H1 Pro line), curtain controllers (C3), and Aqara ceiling lights all pair to the M3 via Zigbee. No separate hub required. Aqara-Zigbee only — not third-party Zigbee The M3 supports Aqara Zigbee devices only. Third-party Zigbee devices from other manufacturers do not pair to the M3 — those need their own brand’s hub or a generic Zigbee coordinator like Home Assistant’s ZHA / zigbee2mqtt running on separate hardware. Sub-device range and wall penetration Aqara recommends sub-devices stay within 10 metres of the M3, with no more than 2 walls between them for stable Zigbee/Thread mesh connectivity. Range varies by indoor environment; metal obstructions are particularly disruptive. For coverage beyond 10 m, add a second hub at the far end of the home — Aqara’s multi-hub setups coordinate locally via Ark Technology 2.0 (see below). Built-in 360° IR remote — replace your AC, TV, and fan remotes Aqara M3 Hub Matter / Thread - Global Edition 10 The M3 has a 360° IR blaster built in. Point your existing TV, air-conditioner, ceiling-fan, and audio remotes at the M3 once during setup — Aqara Home learns the IR codes. From then on, the M3 emits IR commands on demand via the Aqara Home app, voice control through any connected Matter ecosystem, or automation triggers. Replace a stack of remotes with one voice command. Useful for TV power and volume control, audio source switching, IR-controlled ceiling fans (most KDK and Bestar IR fans), and air-conditioner mode temperature control. Apple Home Google Home Alexa SmartThings Home Assistant The M3 is a full Matter Controller, so any Aqara device paired to it (and any other Matter device) appears natively across Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant, and Homey. No extra bridge or third-party hub required. Apple Home remote control requires a HomePod or Apple TV To remotely control the M3 and its accessories from Apple Home (outside your home Wi-Fi), Apple requires a HomePod, Apple TV (tvOS 11 ), or iPad configured as the home hub on your network. Local-network control inside your home doesn’t need this — only remote control from outside the LAN. Most Apple-first households already have a HomePod or Apple TV available; this is an Apple requirement, not an M3 limitation. Local-first automations Aqara automations run locally on the M3 whenever possible. The execution method (cloud vs local) is visible on each automation under “More settings → Execution method”. Locally-executed automations: trigger device → hub → execution device, via Zigbee or LAN — these continue running even when your router loses external internet. Cloud-executed automations require the cloud round-trip and won’t fire during an internet outage. Manually executed scenes are always cloud-routed. Ark Technology 2.0 — distributed disaster recovery Ark Technology is Aqara’s distributed multi-level local disaster-recovery framework for the smart home system. Currently at version 2.0, it includes: Hub local automation capability — automations execute on the M3 without cloud dependency Multi-hub backup switching — if one hub fails, others in the same Aqara Home pick up Proxy hub disaster recovery — when Aqara hub products fail or are powered off, certain Aqara Zigbee devices that have been connected to them can act as a “proxy hub” running basic automations Proxy-hub support is available on these Aqara devices with current firmware: Smart Scene Panel Switch S1, Curtain Controller C3, LED Strip T1, LED Strip Driver T1, Ceiling Light T1, Spotlight V1, Wall Outlet H2. Proxy-hub disaster recovery handles simple automation conditions and actions (turn on/off the device) — not complex multi-step scenarios. Useful for a few mission-critical scenes (e.g. emergency lights on a door-sensor trigger), not a complete redundancy replacement. Power options — USB-C or PoE USB-C — 5 V / 2 A The M3 ships with a USB-A to USB-C cable. You supply a standard 5V/2A USB-C adaptor compatible with Singapore mains (220-240 VAC, 50 Hz). USB-C is the simpler power option for desktop placement near a power socket. PoE — 48 V / 0.27 A via RJ45 The M3 has an RJ45 port supporting Power-over-Ethernet at 48V/0.27A. Power and Ethernet flow through a single CAT5e/6 cable from a PoE switch. PoE eliminates the need for a separate power adapter and gives you wired-Ethernet stability — useful for fixed installations in HDB ceiling-mounted smart-home boxes, condo wiring closets, or false-ceiling installs where a power outlet isn’t conveniently nearby. Wi-Fi connectivity — dual-band Wi-Fi 5 The M3 supports dual-band Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac) on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Most Singapore home routers from Singtel, StarHub, and M1 support 802.11ac out of the box. For most-reliable Hub connectivity — important for hub-driven automations — connect via Ethernet (PoE or RJ45 LAN) rather than Wi-Fi. The RJ45 port doubles as the PoE input. Installation and placement in Singapore homes Mounting — desktop or wall-mounted The M3 supports both flat-surface placement and wall mounting. A bracket plus screws-and-anchors kit are included in the box (unlike the M200, which requires a separately-sold bracket). Flat-surface placement just needs a 220-240 VAC outlet for the USB-C adaptor; wall mounting uses the included bracket. Where to place it Aqara’s placement recommendations: Plug into a power outlet (USB-C) or PoE switch (RJ45) Install in a central location relative to your sub-devices for stable Zigbee/Thread connectivity Avoid metal obstacles and load-bearing walls between the hub and its accessories or between the hub and the router Sub-devices within 10 m and no more than 2 walls from the hub (see Aqara Zigbee 3.0 bridge section above) For IR control, position with line-of-sight to the air-conditioner, TV, or ceiling fan you want to control Setup via Aqara Home — security-device QR-code binding The M3 is classified by Aqara as a security device, with eMMC-class local storage support. Adding the M3 to Aqara Home requires scanning the QR code on the device — a more rigorous setup flow than the entry-level M200 (which doesn’t require QR scanning). Once bound, the M3 hosts your full Aqara child-device mesh and automation library. Specifications Product name Aqara Smart Hub M3 Model number HM-G01D / HM-G01E Dimensions 105 × 105 × 36.5 mm (4.13 × 4.13 × 1.44 in.) Power input — USB-C 5 V / 2 A Power input — PoE 48 V / 0.27 A (RJ45) Wi-Fi Dual-band Wi-Fi 5 (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac), 2.4 GHz 5 GHz Zigbee / Thread Shared IEEE 802.15.4 radio (Aqara Zigbee 3.0 hub Thread Border Router) Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.1 IR remote 360° IR blaster Hub roles Matter Controller, Thread Border Router, Aqara Zigbee 3.0 hub, IR remote Zigbee child capacity Up to 32 end devices direct; up to 128 with Zigbee router expansion Operating temperature −10°C to 50°C Operating humidity 0–95% RH, no condensation IP rating None — indoor only Mounting Flat surface or wall mount (bracket screw kit included in box) Device classification Security device — QR-code-scan binding to Aqara Home required What’s in the box 1 × Aqara Hub M3 1 × USB-A to USB-C cable 1 × User manual 1 × Screws & Anchors Kit 1 × Bracket Per Aqara’s spec, a USB power adapter is NOT included. The PoE adapter / injector is also not included. Warranty and authorised-dealer details PassionHome.sg is an Authorised Aqara Dealer in Singapore, listed on Aqara’s official partner network. All Aqara products sold here: Carry the official 24-month Aqara manufacturer warranty Are sourced direct from Aqara distribution channels — never grey-market Are covered by Singapore-based warranty service through the Aqara Service Center — no overseas RMA Warranty term: 24 months from purchase date. For warranty claims, bring the unit to the Aqara Service Center. PassionHome can help guide you through the warranty process; reach out via WhatsApp 65 9051 7063. Frequently asked questions <!– wp:rank-math/faq-block {"questions":[{"id":"faq-m3-1","title":"Does the M3 work with Singapore home Wi-Fi?","content":" Yes. The M3 supports dual-band Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac) on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Most modern Singapore home routers from Singtel, StarHub, and M1 are 802.11ac compatible. For most-reliable hub-driven automations, connect via Ethernet (the RJ45 port doubles as the PoE input) rather than Wi-Fi — this keeps the hub on a wired, lower-latency path. If you experience setup issues over Wi-Fi: ensure your phone is on a 2.4 GHz network during pairing, then the M3 can move to 5 GHz post-pairing. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-2″,”title”:”Can I use the M3 as a Matter Controller instead of an Apple TV or HomePod?”,”content”:” Yes. The M3 is a full Matter Controller with a built-in Thread Border Router, so it can serve as the primary Matter hub for your home. You can use it standalone or alongside an Apple HomePod / Google Hub for redundancy — Matter supports multiple controllers in the same fabric. Note: for Apple Home remote control (outside your home Wi-Fi), Apple’s own infrastructure still requires a HomePod or Apple TV (tvOS 11 ) as the home hub — that’s an Apple requirement applying to all Matter Controllers, not an M3 limitation. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-3″,”title”:”Which Aqara devices can I pair with the M3?”,”content”:” All Aqara Zigbee 3.0 devices — sensors (FP300, FP2, P2, T1, W100), smart locks (U200 Lite Kit, U300), smart switches (Light Switch H2 EU, Dimmer Switch H2 EU, H1 Pro line), curtain controllers (C3), and Aqara ceiling lights. The hub supports up to 32 Zigbee end devices directly and up to 128 with Zigbee-router expansion. Plus all Matter-over-Thread accessories from any brand via the Thread Border Router. Aqara-Zigbee only — third-party Zigbee devices from other manufacturers don’t pair to the M3. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-4″,”title”:”Does the 360° IR blaster replace all my home IR remotes?”,”content”:” For most modern IR-controlled appliances, yes. The 360° coverage works with TVs, air-conditioners (Daikin, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Samsung — common in Singapore HDB and condo units), set-top boxes, IR-controlled ceiling fans (most KDK and Bestar fans), and audio equipment. Browse Aqara Home’s pre-built IR codes or learn custom codes from your existing remote (1-2 m distance recommended during the learning step). “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-5″,”title”:”PoE vs USB-C power — which is better for HDB / condo?”,”content”:” PoE (Power over Ethernet, 48V/0.27A) is the cleaner option for renovation-phase installs — a single CAT5e/6 cable from your router or a PoE switch, no wall socket needed near the hub. USB-C (5V/2A) is plug-and-play but requires a nearby outlet. If you’re renovating, plan a CAT5e/6 run to where the M3 will sit and use PoE. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-6″,”title”:”Difference between the M3 and the Aqara Hub M200?”,”content”:” Both the M3 and the Aqara Hub M200 are current Matter Controller Thread Border Router Aqara Zigbee hubs. Differences: the M3 is the flagship — Aqara classifies it as a security device with QR-code-scan binding (more rigorous setup flow), includes a wall-mount bracket screws anchors kit in the box, and pairs with Aqara’s Ark Technology 2.0 disaster recovery system. The M200 is a more compact disc-shaped hub with a built-in 90 dB speaker that the M3 doesn’t have, and a 40 40 Zigbee Thread simultaneous capacity vs the M3’s 32 direct (128 with router expansion). Pick the M3 for whole-home installs and security-classified setups; pick the M200 for a single room, secondary hub, or budget-led setup. Aqara supports migrating from the M200 to the M3 if you upgrade later. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-7″,”title”:”Does the M3 work with Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings?”,”content”:” Yes — plus Home Assistant and Homey. As a Matter Controller, the M3 surfaces any Aqara Zigbee or Thread devices paired to it across all six ecosystems via Advanced Matter Bridging. Voice control, automations, and shared scenes work natively in each ecosystem. To pair, scan the M3’s Matter QR code (found in the hub manual or in the Aqara Home app under Settings → Device page → Expose to Matter) from each ecosystem’s Add Matter Device flow. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-8″,”title”:”What if my router loses internet — do automations still run?”,”content”:” Aqara automations on the M3 distinguish cloud-executed from local-executed scenes. Local-executed automations run on the M3 itself — the trigger device signals the hub, and the hub sends control commands to execution devices via Zigbee or LAN. These continue running even when your router can’t reach the internet. Cloud-executed automations require the cloud round-trip and won’t fire during an outage. You can view (or change) each automation’s execution method under “More settings” in the Aqara Home app. Manually executed scenes are always cloud-routed. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-9″,”title”:”What is Ark Technology 2.0?”,”content”:” Ark Technology is Aqara’s distributed multi-level local disaster-recovery framework. Currently at version 2.0, it covers: (1) hub local automation — the M3 runs automations without cloud dependency; (2) multi-hub backup switching — if one hub fails, others in the same Aqara Home account pick up; and (3) proxy hub disaster recovery — certain Aqara Zigbee devices (Smart Scene Panel S1, Curtain Controller C3, LED Strip T1, LED Strip Driver T1, Ceiling Light T1, Spotlight V1, Wall Outlet H2) can act as a “proxy hub” when the M3 fails or is powered off, running simple automation conditions and actions (turn on/off). This is a disaster-recovery feature for mission-critical scenes, not a complete redundancy replacement. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-10″,”title”:”How do I add my Zigbee accessories to the M3?”,”content”:” Zigbee accessories can only connect to Aqara Home through a hub. Open Aqara Home, select the M3, then add the accessory and pick the M3 as the binding hub during pairing. To move a Zigbee accessory to a different Aqara hub later, first delete it from Aqara Home, then re-add and pick the new hub at pairing time. The full list of accessories bound to the M3 is viewable in Aqara Home → M3 device page → Child devices. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-11″,”title”:”Where should I install the M3?”,”content”:” Plug into a power outlet (USB-C) or PoE switch (RJ45). Install in a central location relative to your Aqara sub-devices. Avoid metal obstacles and load-bearing walls between the hub and its accessories or between the hub and the router. Sub-devices should be within 10 metres and no more than 2 walls from the hub for stable Zigbee/Thread connectivity. For IR control, position with line-of-sight to the air-conditioner, TV, or ceiling fan you want to control. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-12″,”title”:”Is there a local warranty?”,”content”:” Yes. The Aqara M3 ships with a 24-month manufacturer warranty serviced at the Aqara Service Center (Singapore). PassionHome can guide you through the warranty process if needed — reach out via WhatsApp 65 9051 7063. Bring the unit to the Aqara Service Center directly; PassionHome’s Ubi office is for product collection only, not warranty intake. “,”visible”:true},{“id”:”faq-m3-13″,”title”:”How is PassionHome’s price compared to other resellers?”,”content”:” We sell at the same MSRP as other Authorised Aqara Dealers in Singapore. The advantages of buying from PassionHome are local availability, Singapore-based Aqara warranty service via the Aqara Service Center, and access to estate group-buy rates for HDB BTOs (significant discount when your estate unlocks). See active group-buys for current rounds. “,”visible”:true}]} –> Does the M3 work with Singapore home Wi-Fi? Yes. The M3 supports dual-band Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac) on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Most modern Singapore home routers from Singtel, StarHub, and M1 are 802.11ac compatible. For most-reliable hub-driven automations, connect via Ethernet (the RJ45 port doubles as the PoE input) rather than Wi-Fi — this keeps the hub on a wired, lower-latency path. If you experience setup issues over Wi-Fi: ensure your phone is on a 2.4 GHz network during pairing, then the M3 can move to 5 GHz post-pairing. Can I use the M3 as a Matter Controller instead of an Apple TV or HomePod? Yes. The M3 is a full Matter Controller with a built-in Thread Border Router, so it can serve as the primary Matter hub for your home. You can use it standalone or alongside an Apple HomePod / Google Hub for redundancy — Matter supports multiple controllers in the same fabric. Note: for Apple Home remote control (outside your home Wi-Fi), Apple’s own infrastructure still requires a HomePod or Apple TV (tvOS 11 ) as the home hub — that’s an Apple requirement applying to all Matter Controllers, not an M3 limitation. Which Aqara devices can I pair with the M3? All Aqara Zigbee 3.0 devices — sensors (FP300, FP2, P2, T1, W100), smart locks (U200 Lite Kit, U300), smart switches (Light Switch H2 EU, Dimmer Switch H2 EU, H1 Pro line), curtain controllers (C3), and Aqara ceiling lights. The hub supports up to 32 Zigbee end devices directly and up to 128 with Zigbee-router expansion. Plus all Matter-over-Thread accessories from any brand via the Thread Border Router. Aqara-Zigbee only — third-party Zigbee devices from other manufacturers don’t pair to the M3. Does the 360° IR blaster replace all my home IR remotes? For most modern IR-controlled appliances, yes. The 360° coverage works with TVs, air-conditioners (Daikin, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Samsung — common in Singapore HDB and condo units), set-top boxes, IR-controlled ceiling fans (most KDK and Bestar fans), and audio equipment. Browse Aqara Home’s pre-built IR codes or learn custom codes from your existing remote (1-2 m distance recommended during the learning step). PoE vs USB-C power — which is better for HDB / condo? PoE (Power over Ethernet, 48V/0.27A) is the cleaner option for renovation-phase installs — a single CAT5e/6 cable from your router or a PoE switch, no wall socket needed near the hub. USB-C (5V/2A) is plug-and-play but requires a nearby outlet. If you’re renovating, plan a CAT5e/6 run to where the M3 will sit and use PoE. Difference between the M3 and the Aqara Hub M200? Both the M3 and the Aqara Hub M200 are current Matter Controller Thread Border Router Aqara Zigbee hubs. Differences: the M3 is the flagship — Aqara classifies it as a security device with QR-code-scan binding (more rigorous setup flow), includes a wall-mount bracket screws anchors kit in the box, and pairs with Aqara’s Ark Technology 2.0 disaster recovery system. The M200 is a more compact disc-shaped hub with a built-in 90 dB speaker that the M3 doesn’t have, and a 40 40 Zigbee Thread simultaneous capacity vs the M3’s 32 direct (128 with router expansion). Pick the M3 for whole-home installs and security-classified setups; pick the M200 for a single room, secondary hub, or budget-led setup. Aqara supports migrating from the M200 to the M3 if you upgrade later. Does the M3 work with Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings? Yes — plus Home Assistant and Homey. As a Matter Controller, the M3 surfaces any Aqara Zigbee or Thread devices paired to it across all six ecosystems via Advanced Matter Bridging. Voice control, automations, and shared scenes work natively in each ecosystem. To pair, scan the M3’s Matter QR code (found in the hub manual or in the Aqara Home app under Settings → Device page → Expose to Matter) from each ecosystem’s Add Matter Device flow. What if my router loses internet — do automations still run? Aqara automations on the M3 distinguish cloud-executed from local-executed scenes. Local-executed automations run on the M3 itself — the trigger device signals the hub, and the hub sends control commands to execution devices via Zigbee or LAN. These continue running even when your router can’t reach the internet. Cloud-executed automations require the cloud round-trip and won’t fire during an outage. You can view (or change) each automation’s execution method under “More settings” in the Aqara Home app. Manually executed scenes are always cloud-routed. What is Ark Technology 2.0? Ark Technology is Aqara’s distributed multi-level local disaster-recovery framework. Currently at version 2.0, it covers: (1) hub local automation — the M3 runs automations without cloud dependency; (2) multi-hub backup switching — if one hub fails, others in the same Aqara Home account pick up; and (3) proxy hub disaster recovery — certain Aqara Zigbee devices (Smart Scene Panel S1, Curtain Controller C3, LED Strip T1, LED Strip Driver T1, Ceiling Light T1, Spotlight V1, Wall Outlet H2) can act as a “proxy hub” when the M3 fails or is powered off, running simple automation conditions and actions (turn on/off). This is a disaster-recovery feature for mission-critical scenes, not a complete redundancy replacement. How do I add my Zigbee accessories to the M3? Zigbee accessories can only connect to Aqara Home through a hub. Open Aqara Home, select the M3, then add the accessory and pick the M3 as the binding hub during pairing. To move a Zigbee accessory to a different Aqara hub later, first delete it from Aqara Home, then re-add and pick the new hub at pairing time. The full list of accessories bound to the M3 is viewable in Aqara Home → M3 device page → Child devices. Where should I install the M3? Plug into a power outlet (USB-C) or PoE switch (RJ45). Install in a central location relative to your Aqara sub-devices. Avoid metal obstacles and load-bearing walls between the hub and its accessories or between the hub and the router. Sub-devices should be within 10 metres and no more than 2 walls from the hub for stable Zigbee/Thread connectivity. For IR control, position with line-of-sight to the air-conditioner, TV, or ceiling fan you want to control. Is there a local warranty? Yes. The Aqara M3 ships with a 24-month manufacturer warranty serviced at the Aqara Service Center (Singapore). PassionHome can guide you through the warranty process if needed — reach out via WhatsApp 65 9051 7063. Bring the unit to the Aqara Service Center directly; PassionHome’s Ubi office is for product collection only, not warranty intake. How is PassionHome’s price compared to other resellers? We sell at the same MSRP as other Authorised Aqara Dealers in Singapore. The advantages of buying from PassionHome are local availability, Singapore-based Aqara warranty service via the Aqara Service Center, and access to estate group-buy rates for HDB BTOs (significant discount when your estate unlocks). See active group-buys for current rounds. Related Aqara products Aqara M2 Hub — entry-tier Zigbee 3.0 360° IR Apple HomeKit bridge at $99. Ideal for first-time Aqara users on Zigbee-only setups without Matter / Thread / PoE needs. Aqara Hub M200 — compact disc-shaped Matter Controller Thread Border Router with 90 dB built-in speaker and PoE option. The cleaner alternative for single-room or secondary-hub setups. Aqara Camera Hub G350 — dual-lens 4K 2.5K telephoto camera Matter Controller Thread Border Router Zigbee hub in one device. The camera hub combo if you want video monitoring hub in a single device. Aqara Camera Hub G3 — indoor 2K pan-tilt camera with Zigbee hub functionality. Aqara Smart Camera G5 Pro Hub — IP65 outdoor flagship camera-hub combo. Aqara Doorbell Camera Hub G410 — smart doorbell Aqara hub combo. Light Switch H2 EU Dimmer Switch H2 EU — H2 family wall switches that pair to the M3 via Zigbee or Thread. Aqara smart sensors and hubs | Aqara smart switches | Aqara smart locks | Aqara curtains and blinds Browse the full Aqara range at PassionHome | Estate group-buys Accuracy note: We work hard to keep product details, specifications, and prices on PassionHome.sg accurate, but occasional errors or omissions can occur. If you spot something incorrect, message us via WhatsApp 65 9051 7063 — we’ll review and correct it. PassionHome.sg accepts no liability for purchase decisions made on the basis of inaccurate or outdated information; please confirm any critical detail with us before placing an order if it’s material to your decision.
