[mzgaljic]

Motion sensor: https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Motion-Sensor-Installation-Fr...

Power strips: https://www.imore.com/best-homekit-power-strips

Most philips hue products are Homekit compatible, if you have a hue bridge.

As far as the “best” lighting/switch products, I would recommend Lutron Caseta. Not cheap though!

If you’d like to reliably detect when someone is home (their phone is on wifi), you can dive into Homebridge. The plug-in you want is this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/homebridge-people

With the homebridge-people plugin, you can expose an occupancy sensor in Homekit, and trigger a scene when everyone leaves the house, for example. Or the inverse, when someone arrives home. This is more reliable than the built in Homekit location based triggers, because those work with GPS. You don’t always want your lights turning on just because you drove past your house. :)

[jiggawatts]

I should have specified that I live in Australia, so US power boards are useless.

It seems that vendors aren't manufacturing these for all regional power outlet formats.

[mzgaljic]

Oh I see, that stinks. I know this isn’t what you were looking for, but here are some options if you are willing to be creative:

https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeKit/comments/hzc7lr/powerboardp...

[jiggawatts]

a) That's an interesting post, thanks!

b) It's crazy that the best option I've seen so far for HomeKit compatible power boards is to custom flash some noname Chinese brand.

I thought Apple was known for their slick, well-suported products!

[mzgaljic]

Agreed!