Aqara has launched the Camera Hub G350, the world's first Matter-certified security camera, alongside the Doorbell Camera G400 (Wired). The G350 features dual-lens monitoring and hub functionality, whilst the G400 delivers 2K resolution with Power-over-Ethernet support for continuous operation.
What makes the Camera Hub G350 different?

The Camera Hub G350 achieves a significant milestone as the world's first Matter-certified camera, supporting Matter 1.5 specifications for seamless integration across smart home platforms. Unlike standard security cameras, it functions as multiple devices: an indoor security camera, a Zigbee hub, and a Matter Controller, all in one unit.
The dual-lens system combines a 4K wide-angle camera with a 2.5K telephoto lens, delivering up to 9x hybrid zoom. The pan-tilt mechanism provides 360° coverage with AI-powered automatic tracking that keeps people and pets in frame. This eliminates the typical blind spots found in fixed indoor cameras.
Privacy features include a physical lens-shield mechanism that automatically covers the camera when turned off, plus encrypted cloud storage options and local microSD recording up to 512GB. The G350 also doubles as an Aqara hub for Zigbee devices whilst bridging them to Matter ecosystems.
How does the Doorbell G400 compare to existing options?

The Doorbell Camera G400 (Wired) addresses common video doorbell limitations with its 2K resolution, 165° ultra-wide field of view, and 3:4 aspect ratio designed for head-to-toe coverage. Power-over-Ethernet support eliminates battery anxiety whilst providing a stable network connection.
Local and cloud AI detection offers contextual alerts by recognising people, motion, faces, packages, vehicles, animals, and even flames. Unlike many competitors, on-device detection continues working even without internet connectivity. The G400 integrates with Apple Home (including HomeKit Secure Video), Amazon Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings, and supports RTSP streaming to Home Assistant and NVR systems.
This follows Aqara's previous doorbell efforts, building on lessons learned from the G410 model with improved weather resistance (IP65) and dual connectivity options.
What's the catch with Matter certification?
Matter certification promises universal compatibility, but reality proves more complex. A Matter Controller is necessary to integrate both cameras into specific Matter-enabled ecosystems, and integration depends on each platform's development status. Apple Home limits the G350's resolution to 1080p, potentially downgrading further during poor network conditions.
The cameras support major platforms like Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, and SmartThings, but feature parity varies between ecosystems. HomeKit Secure Video requires an iCloud+ subscription and an Apple Home hub for both devices. This mirrors broader smart home connectivity challenges, in which universal standards still face platform-specific limitations.
Cloud AI features require Aqara's HomeGuardian subscription for advanced detection capabilities. Local storage works independently, but the microSD cards aren't included with either device.
Should you buy these Aqara cameras?
The G350 makes sense for users who want a single device that handles indoor monitoring and smart-home hub duties. Its dual-lens system and 360° coverage provide comprehensive indoor surveillance, whilst Matter certification offers future-proofing as the standard matures. The physical privacy shutter addresses common concerns about indoor cameras.
The G400 suits those preferring wired reliability over wireless convenience. PoE support simplifies installation for homes with network infrastructure, whilst the 2K resolution and wide viewing angle capture detailed footage. Both local and cloud AI detection offer flexibility based on privacy preferences and willingness to subscribe.
Given Aqara's track record with devices like the FP300 Presence Sensor, expect competitive pricing when regional availability expands.
Camera Hub G350 and Doorbell G400 availability
Both cameras are available globally through Aqara's official website, authorised retailers, and Amazon in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, the UK, and the US. UAE pricing and availability haven't been announced yet.
The G350 includes the camera unit, two user manuals, and a USB-C cable. The G400 package contains the doorbell camera, chime, mounting hardware, extension wires, and accessories for various installation scenarios.
Local storage requires separate microSD card purchases (up to 512GB, Class 10 or above). Cloud storage options include Aqara's HomeGuardian service or iCloud+ for iOS users with HomeKit Secure Video.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Aqara Camera Hub G350?
The Aqara Camera Hub G350 is the world's first Matter-certified indoor security camera that also functions as a Zigbee hub and Matter Controller, offering advanced dual-lens monitoring with 4K wide-angle and 2.5K telephoto cameras.
What are the key features of the Aqara Doorbell Camera G400 (Wired)?
The Doorbell Camera G400 (Wired) offers 2K resolution, PoE support, IP65 weather resistance, 165° ultra-wide field of view, and local plus cloud AI detection for people, packages, vehicles, and other objects.
Is the Aqara Camera Hub G350 compatible with Matter?
Yes, the Camera Hub G350 is the world's first Matter-certified camera, supporting Matter 1.5 specifications for seamless integration into Matter-enabled ecosystems, though a Matter Controller is required for platform integration.
Do the Aqara G350 and G400 support HomeKit Secure Video?
Yes, both cameras integrate with Apple Home and support HomeKit Secure Video, but require an iCloud+ subscription and an Apple Home hub. The G350's resolution is limited to 1080p within Apple Home.
When will the G350 and G400 be available in UAE?
UAE availability and pricing haven't been announced yet. The cameras are currently available globally through Amazon and authorised retailers in North America and Europe.
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