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Matter thermostats for Google Home

As of October 24, 2026, MatterCatalog lists 8 CSA-certified Matter thermostats sold in the US with a verified store link whose records list Google Home. 5 of them are named for Google Home on the maker’s own page. 8 use Wi-Fi, so they need no Thread border router. Top picks, starting with our guides’ picks: Meross MTS300MA (Wi-Fi), Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) (Wi-Fi), Nest Thermostat (2020) (Wi-Fi) and Honeywell Home X2S (RTH2SMC/N) (Wi-Fi).

Updated · catalog data as of October 24, 2026 · CSA ledger read October 19, 2026 · 8 certified products with a verified US store link. We may earn a commission from retailer links. How our links work

Top picks

Picks from our guides come first, in the guide’s order; then models whose maker’s page names Google Home, then models with a store button and a photo. Every one is CSA certified for the exact model.

A pick in Best Matter smart thermostats 2026

A pick in Best Matter smart thermostats 2026

A pick in Best Matter smart thermostats 2026

A pick in Best Matter smart thermostats 2026

All 8 Matter thermostats that list Google Home, sold in the US

8 thermostats, one row per store listing, CSA-certified models first. Models whose maker’s own page names Google Home come first (5). The others list it in their catalog record only; check the maker for exact controller support.

Current prices load here, lowest first. Amazon prices come from Amazon’s product data and show for 24 hours after retrieval; other stores’ prices show for 48 hours after our check. A price is for the pack the listing sells.

  • Honeywell Home X2S (RTH2SMC/N)Matter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Feb 3, 2026Maker’s page names Google Home: Yes: Google HomeWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router
  • Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen)Matter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Jun 23, 2024Maker’s page names Google Home: Yes: Google HomeWhat it needs: Not stated in its record; check the maker’s requirements
  • Nest Thermostat (2020)Matter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Feb 14, 2023Maker’s page names Google Home: Yes: Google HomeWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router
  • Warmup 7iE Smart Matter WiFi ThermostatMatter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Sep 5, 2025Maker’s page names Google Home: Yes: Google HomeWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router
  • Zemismart IR ThermostatMatter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Oct 23, 2025Maker’s page names Google Home: Yes: Google HomeWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router
  • Boldr Klima Smart Thermostat, Aluminum SilverMatter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Aug 29, 2025Maker’s page names Google Home: Listed in its record; no maker quote on fileWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router
  • Laticrete STRATA_HEAT Smart LCD Thermostat 0804-0404-TWMatter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, May 13, 2025Maker’s page names Google Home: Listed in its record; no maker quote on fileWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router
  • Meross MTS300MAMatter network: Wi-FiMatter certification: Yes, Sep 12, 2024Maker’s page names Google Home: Listed in its record; no maker quote on fileWhat it needs: Your platform’s Matter controller; no Thread border router

What you need for Google Home

  • Google: “Before you can add Matter-enabled devices to Google Home, you need a Matter-enabled hub device set up on your home wireless network”
  • Google’s developer page lists the Matter device types its ecosystem supports, including the Thermostat type, and says: “Many Matter device types are supported in the Google Home ecosystem, though not all are fully supported.”
  • Matter is not tied to one platform. The CSA says: “Multi-admin is one of the core features that allows users to connect their Matter devices to multiple platforms, apps, or other control points, so they can control them where and how they choose.” And platforms add support at different times: “All Matter-certified smart home platforms and apps update to support different Matter-enabled device types and categories at different times.”

How we count

A product is on this list when it has a CSA Matter certificate matched to the exact model, is sold in the US with a verified store link, and its catalog record lists Google Home. A platform a record lists is a catalog statement; the “Maker’s page names” column shows the stronger one, a quote from the maker’s own page. Two records that share one store listing count once, and models we have retired from our picks are left out. A list is indexed by search engines only with at least 5 such products. Editorial policy.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Matter thermostats work with Google Home?

As of October 24, 2026, 8 CSA-certified Matter thermostats sold in the US list Google Home in their catalog records; 5 of them are named for Google Home on the maker’s own page, and the table marks them. Brands with the most models: Google (2), Boldr (1), Laticrete (1), Meross (1), Resideo (1) and 2 more brands. A certificate does not promise every feature on every platform, so check the maker’s page for the exact model.

Do I need a hub or a Thread border router for Matter thermostats on Google Home?

8 use Wi-Fi, so they need no Thread border router. Google: “Before you can add Matter-enabled devices to Google Home, you need a Matter-enabled hub device set up on your home wireless network”.

Does Google Home support Matter thermostats?

Yes, as a supported device type. Google’s developer page lists the Thermostat type and says “Many Matter device types are supported in the Google Home ecosystem, though not all are fully supported.”

Why does this page list 8 and not every certified Matter thermostat?

A model is counted here only when its catalog record lists Google Home. MatterCatalog lists 14 CSA-certified thermostats sold in the US in all, so 6 do not list Google Home. They may still work as Matter devices: “All Matter-certified smart home platforms and apps update to support different Matter-enabled device types and categories at different times.” See the full list at All Matter thermostats.

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