Aqara T2 bulbs not appearing in Google Home via Hub M3

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I am currently using an Aqara Hub M3 with several devices connected: three T2 bulbs (2x Thread and 1x Zigbee), Aqara Roller Shade Driver E1 units, and a G4 Doorbell.

​The entire system is integrated with Google Home for voice control, which is my preferred way of managing my smart home. However, I’m encountering an issue: while the doorbell and roller shades are visible and work perfectly via voice and the app, the T2 bulbs are completely missing from Google Home.

​Do I need a dedicated Google hub (like a Nest Hub or Nest Mini) acting as a Matter controller to see these bulbs, or should the M3 Hub be able to pass them through to Google Home on its own?

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Hello, welcome to the forum. You can’t see these lamps because you used devices that are not of global purpose. I also can’t see T1 lamps that are intended for the Chinese region. I also can’t see switches that are from the Chinese region.

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Thanks for your answer. Is there a way to check which market a light bulb was manufactured for? Am I able to verify if I have been cheated?

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The packaging of the lamps should be for the European market. Look for a picture of it on the net.

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Hey , I don’t use Google Home… but also thought that T2 bulbs should work with google

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Looks like I have global version. Someone told me that I need some google hub like mini to linked it to Google Home. Im gonna try.

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If you want to use the M3 as a Matter bridge, you’ll need another Matter controller like a Google Mini to connect it to the Google ecosystem. Here’s a list of devices that work.

Please note that you’ll also need IPv6 to be enabled on your network for this work.

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