Smart home integration (Alexa

Reviews say the camera streams smoothly to an Amazon Echo Show and works well with Alexa and Google Assistant routines, making it a strong fit for voice-controlled smart home setups.

The S3 Pro works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant as well as Apple HomeKit, giving buyers flexibility to tie the cameras into their preferred voice assistant and smart home automations.

Owners report that the E340 integrates smoothly with Alexa and Google Assistant for live viewing and floodlight control and can participate in Alexa routines, though it lacks HomeKit support and has narrower smart home platform coverage than some competing ecosystems.

The Argus 4 Pro’s ability to integrate with Google Assistant and Alexa is seen as a welcome plus, even if its smart home connections are not quite as extensive as the deepest rival ecosystems.

Reviewers note that it is one of the few third party cameras that currently works in the Google Home app, providing access to both lenses alongside other smart home devices.

The camera streams through TP-Link’s Tapo app but can also show a live feed on Google Home and Alexa smart displays, though there is still no native Apple Home or Matter support for broader ecosystem integration.

The system supports basic smart home integration with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice commands and casting live feeds, but deeper integration with platforms like HomeKit, Home Assistant, or dedicated devices such as the Eufy Smart Display E10 is limited or still in development, pushing many owners to use a TV or existing smart display as a workaround.