Is this compatible with HomePod mini? null

If you are technically inclined, you can set up a Homebridge server. There is a Homebridge module for Wiz that works quite well. Once you have this set up, you can control Wiz lights with HomeKit. Of course, this is all DIY, so you will be on your own when it needs help. I love it, frankly! It makes these Wiz bulbs my go to smart bulb now.

It is. However, you make a scene in the WiZ app, that makes a shortcut on the iPhone. You then create a voice command to go with that shortcut and then Siri will then activate that short cut.

Wiz bulbs will not work with Apple HomeKit. They do work with Siri if you set up a shortcut through the Wiz Connected app. They will only work as good as Siri does.

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If you are technically inclined, you can set up a Homebridge server. There is a Homebridge module for Wiz that works quite well. Once you have this set up, you can control Wiz lights with HomeKit. Of course, this is all DIY, so you will be on your own when it needs help. I love it, frankly! It makes these Wiz bulbs my go to smart bulb now.
Answered by cgapperi 3 years ago
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It is. However, you make a scene in the WiZ app, that makes a shortcut on the iPhone. You then create a voice command to go with that shortcut and then Siri will then activate that short cut.
Answered by JordanL 3 years ago
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Wiz bulbs will not work with Apple HomeKit. They do work with Siri if you set up a shortcut through the Wiz Connected app. They will only work as good as Siri does.
Answered by NickN 4 years ago
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