I SONOFF NSPanel Pro Gen2<\/strong> introduced as an updated version of the company’s smart wall-mounted control panel, combining switching, dashboard control, and multi-protocol hub functionality into a single device. Designed for standard 86-model wall boxes, the new model builds on the previous NSPanel Pro with improved hardware and expanded ecosystem support, including Matter.<\/p>\n At its core, NSPanel Pro Gen2 includes a Matter Bridge<\/strong> again Zigbee hub<\/strong>allowing it to bring together devices from multiple ecosystems into a single interface. Devices are connected via at WeLink<\/strong>including WiFi and Zigbee services, can be displayed on other Matter compatible platforms with this new panel.<\/p>\n This effectively positions the panel as a bridge between otherwise siled systems, including integration with Domestic Helper<\/strong>where devices and automations can also be synchronized with Matter. In addition to supporting Matter, the panel can act as a Zigbee 3.0 hub<\/strong>with the option to work as Zigbee harp<\/strong> or router\/repeater<\/strong>depending on the shipment.<\/p>\n Unlike the previous model, the Gen2 version includes a two-channel relay, allowing it to be more direct control two states<\/strong>. This enables it to replace existing wall switches without requiring additional smart relays or rewiring. The transmission is measured up to 10 Total load resistance<\/strong>making the panel suitable for lighting or similar applications.<\/p>\n NSPanel Pro Gen2 is designed to act as a control interface, with 3.95\u201d capacitive touch screen<\/strong> It offers a resolution of 480 \u00d7 480px. A notable addition is support IF-Droid<\/b>an open-source app store, which allows users to install third-party apps directly on the panel. This includes the ability to launch the Home Assistant app locally, or access it through a web interface, effectively turning the device into a dedicated smart home dashboard. Users can also assign a third-party app as the default home screen, while the panel continues to use its native interface in the background.<\/p>\n Besides device control, the panel includes system-level features:<\/p>\n These features are designed to position the panel as a whole-home control interface rather than just a smart switch.<\/p>\n NSPanel Pro Gen2 is powered by a quad-core ARM Cortex-A35 processor<\/b>paired with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage<\/b>allowing it to run multiple applications smoothly.<\/p>\n Communication includes:<\/p>\n The panel also includes a built-in speaker and microphone, allowing for additional communication options such as intercom-style communication. From Matter’s point of view, the NSPanel Pro Gen2 functions primarily as a bridge and integration point, rather than a simple storage device.<\/p>\n By exposing both Zigbee and Wi-Fi devices to Matter platforms, it effectively extends Matter interoperability to devices that would not natively support the standard. This makes it particularly suitable for users with mixed ecosystems or existing eWeLink setups who want to consolidate control under Matter.<\/p>\n NSPanel Pro Gen2 combines several roles into one wall-mounted device:<\/p>\n With its ability to display non-Matter objects in Matter ecosystems, along with the functionality of a local dashboard through the Home Assistant, it represents a more flexible way to control the average smart home than conventional wall panels, although this is an 86-style device, obviously aimed at European users, not North Americans.<\/p>\n You can pre-order the SONOFF NSPanel Pro Gen2 from Sonoff’s own website, priced at around $117.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I SONOFF NSPanel Pro Gen2 introduced as an updated version of the company’s smart wall-mounted control panel, combining switching, dashboard control, and multi-protocol hub functionality into a single device. 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