Samsung SmartThings Hub 3rd Generation
Score: 75/100
eufy Smart Display E10
Score: 77/100Rankings
The eufy Smart Display E10 is an 8-inch battery-powered hub offering local video monitoring, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, and expandable storage for eufy cameras. Its ecosystem is limited to eufy devices and it lacks Bluetooth and a webcam. Best suited for eufy users who need a portable, no-fee monitoring solution.
The Samsung SmartThings Hub 3rd Generation provides wireless Wi-Fi connectivity, Z-Wave and Zigbee radios, and fast local automation for a broad smart-home ecosystem. Its drawbacks include connectivity hiccups, a buggy app and lack of built-in backup features. Suited for homeowners who prioritize multi-protocol support and app-driven automation over perfect reliability.
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| ↓ lower better | 0.136 kgbest | 1.11 kg |
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Dimensions (W×H×D) (cm) | 12.7×3.05×12.7 cm cm | 1.65×13.9×20.1 cm |
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Professional reviewers commend the SmartThings Hub V3 as the top choice for multi-protocol smart homes, praising its dual Z-Wave/Zigbee radios, fast local processing, and extensive third-party ecosystem that makes it the 'brains' of a connected home. They note its attractive hardware and instantaneous performance, but repeatedly call out connectivity hiccups, upgrade-induced data loss, and a buggy app that needs refinement.
Everyday users love the hub's easy Wi-Fi setup, broad device compatibility and powerful automation features, especially in large homes where range matters. However, many report recurring bugs, spotty connections and pairing delays, and wish for more reliable offline control and a smoother app experience.
Everyday users generally view the E10 positively, highlighting its portability, simple one-tap controls and the cost-saving benefit of local storage. Recurring complaints focus on occasional notification drops, microSD compatibility quirks, and the always-on screen consuming more battery than expected.
