Smart Home

Shop Smart Home by Category

Start with the job you want your home to handle, then compare devices in each category.

Home Security

Keep an eye on your home with smart cameras for indoors and outdoors, from Wi-Fi cameras to complete NVR systems. Answer the door from anywhere with smart doorbells and chimes, light up driveways and yards with smart floodlights, and go keyless with smart locks from Yale, Auslock and Aqara. For early warning of smoke and carbon monoxide, see smart smoke alarms.

Control and Automation

Smart sensors and hubs are the building blocks of an automated home, covering motion, door, window and water leak sensors, smart plugs, switches and curtain drivers. Control them by voice with smart speakers and smart displays such as Amazon Echo and Google Nest, and set the mood with smart lighting from Philips Hue, Nanoleaf, Yeelight and Aqara.

Entertainment

Turn a TV into a smart TV, or add new apps to an older one, with media streaming devices including Apple TV, Google TV Streamer, Amazon Fire TV Stick and NVIDIA Shield.

Cleaning

Let a robot take care of the floors. Smart robot vacuums from Roborock, Dreame and ECOVACS map your home, clean on a schedule and, on supported models, mop and empty themselves.

Kitchen, Health and Pets

Boil water to the temperature you need with smart kettles, track weight and body composition with smart scales, and look after your pets with pet tech such as Petlibro smart feeders, pet cameras and water fountains.

Shop by Brand

Browse dedicated ranges from Arlo, eufy, Swann and Xiaomi.

How to Choose Smart Home Devices

• Ecosystem: Check which platforms each device works with, such as Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home or Samsung SmartThings. Devices that support Matter are designed to work across more than one platform.
• Connectivity: Many devices connect directly to Wi-Fi, often on the 2.4 GHz band. Others use Zigbee, Thread or Bluetooth and need a compatible hub or bridge, so check what is required before you buy.
• Power and installation: Choose between battery, plug-in, solar and hardwired models. Hardwired devices such as some floodlights, doorbells and smoke alarms may need a licensed electrician, and smoke alarm requirements vary by state.
• Storage and subscriptions: Some cameras and doorbells store video locally on a microSD card or base station, while others offer cloud storage plans. Check what features are included without a subscription.
• Privacy and security: Use a strong password and two-factor authentication on the companion app, and keep the device firmware up to date.

Why Buy From Mobileciti?

• Over 25 years in Australian tech: A trusted name in the Australian tech industry since 1999.
• Australian owned and operated: Headquarters and customer support team based in Lidcombe, NSW.
• Local manufacturer warranty: Most products come with a full Australian manufacturer warranty. Warranty coverage varies by product.
• Same-day dispatch on eligible orders: Orders placed before 4:00 PM AEST on a business day are typically dispatched the same day.
• Free standard delivery on eligible orders: Available across Australia on orders over $100, subject to eligibility.
• Australian customer support: Our local team is available by phone and email to help with your order.

Smart Home FAQs

What is a smart home device?

A smart home device connects to your home network or a hub so you can control it from an app, by voice or with automations. Examples include smart cameras, doorbells, locks, lights, plugs, sensors and robot vacuums.

Do I need a hub for smart home devices?

Not always. Many Wi-Fi devices connect directly to your router. Devices that use Zigbee or Thread need a compatible hub, bridge or smart speaker, and some brands use their own hub. Each product page lists what is required.

Will my devices work with Alexa, Google Home or Apple Home?

It depends on the device. Check the compatibility listed for each product. Matter-certified devices are designed to work across multiple platforms.

Do smart cameras and doorbells need a subscription?

Many work without one for live view and alerts. Features such as cloud video history and some smart detection options may require a paid plan from the manufacturer, and some models offer local storage instead.

Can I install smart home devices myself?

Most plug-in, battery and wireless devices are designed for DIY setup through an app. Hardwired products may require a licensed electrician, so check the installation requirements before you buy.