I’ve been trying to get a hold of the FP300 for a few months now with no luck and wondering if I should just wait for the FP400. Is the FP400 a direct successor to the 300 or is it replacing one of the wired products?
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No, it’s the newer version of the FP2 and the main difference is the FP400 will have Matter and Thread features vs Wifi only.
Hope that helps?
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Thanks for clarifying!
Is that really going to be the main difference? Not improved sensors, accuracy, etc?
No, there are several improvements or additional features. I don’t have the complete list at my fingertips at the moment.
They were posted at the Aqara CES event.
- Multi-person spatial awareness: The FP400 uses mmWave radar and AI to detect multiple occupants in a room and track their movement in real time — including headcount and dwell analytics like how long people stay and how far they walk.
- Posture detection: Unlike earlier presence sensors, it can distinguish whether someone is standing, sitting, or lying down
Real-time analytics: It provides live person tracking , not just simple motion or occupancy — enabling richer automations and insights for both residential and commercial use
Spatial automation triggers: Because it delivers granular data (position, posture, counts), users can build advanced automations — for example, adjusting lights or thermostat based on whether someone is seated vs. lying down
Hope that helps?
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That’s super helpful! Excited for the posture tracking - only turn the lights on when someone is sitting at the dining room table. That would be amazing.
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Another main differnce between the FP300 and FP400:
- FP300 Batterie powered
- FP400 Cabel (as the FP2)
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Yup, now if only we knew when the FP300 will be back in stock.