Aqara Expands Security Camera Portfolio with First Doorbell Camera Hub

New Doorbell Camera Hub G410 combines AI-powered security with a Matter smart home hub, transforming your doorstep into a home security center

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aqara, a global leader and pioneer in IoT, today announced the global availability of its next-generation video doorbell, the Doorbell Camera Hub G410. This 2K doorbell camera features enhanced image quality, a built-in presence sensor, on-device facial recognition, and seamless smart home integration. It also functions as a multi-protocol Matter hub, offering users a versatile solution for connecting their indoor and outdoor smart devices.

Equipped with dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz/5GHz), Thread, Zigbee, and Bluetooth connectivity, the Doorbell Camera Hub G410 is designed to be the cornerstone of a smart home. As a Matter Controller, Thread Border Router, and Aqara Zigbee hub, it not only connects an assortment of Aqara devices but also supports more than 50 types of third-party Matter-compatible devices. These include locks, sensors, switches, lights, and even newer connected products like robovacs, home appliances, and EV chargers.

The G410 captures every detail at the doorstep with its 2K lens, f/1.8 aperture, and 175° wide-angle field of view. It also packs a millimeter-wave (mmWave) sensor for more accurate presence detection while minimizing false alerts. Its on-device facial recognition capability can identify visitors and trigger notifications or automations, all without requiring a subscription. Additionally, with the new Advanced Matter Bridging feature, users can bridge facial recognition as an automation trigger to third-party Matter platforms such as Home Assistant, maximizing the doorbell’s AI capability.

The Doorbell Camera Hub G410 can be seamlessly integrated into users’ existing smart home setups. It works with Apple Home and supports HomeKit Secure Video¹, making it the ideal choice for iOS users, especially those seeking a battery-operated doorbell. It also streams to Alexa-, Google Home-, and SmartThings-compatible smart displays. Supporting RTSP protocol², the G410 can stream to third-party clients like Home Assistant over the local network and supports NVR software such as Frigate and Blue Iris.

Designed for flexibility, the G410 doorbell offers both cloud and local storage options. Storage on the Aqara cloud is end-to-end encrypted for enhanced privacy protection, with users receiving 1-day free storage for 6 months or 90-day storage with a HomeGuardian subscription. iCloud storage is also available with the appropriate iCloud subscription. For local storage, a microSD card of up to 512 GB is supported³, and it is housed in the chime to prevent tampering from the outside. Furthermore, users can back up their videos to a local NAS system for expanded storage capacity and centralized access.

The G410 can be used with or without a power cable, offering convenience and flexibility. For uninterrupted use and continuous 24/7 recording, users can hardwire the doorbell to a low-voltage AC/DC power supply⁴. Alternatively, it can run on six AA batteries, offering up to five months of battery life⁵.

The Aqara Doorbell Camera Hub G410 is now available for purchase through Aqara’s official website, authorized retailers, and major e-commerce platforms such as Amazon (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, UK, US).

For more information on the new doorbell camera, please visit the Aqara website.

1. HomeKit Secure Video requires an iCloud subscription and an Apple home hub, with a resolution limitation of 1200p.
2. The RTSP support is only available when the doorbell is hardwired to a low voltage power supply.
3. The microSD card is not included.
4. 24/7 recording requires a microSD card and a constant power supply via a cable.
5. The 5-month battery life is based on the assumption of 10 device wake-ups per day. Actual battery life may vary depending on the particular use case and environment, as frequent activation reduces battery life.