Aqara EU
Aqara EU (aqara.eu) is operated by Extenso Solutions and presents Aqara wireless smart-home devices based on the ZigBee standard.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
The site aqara.eu is titled 'Extenso Solutions - Bezprzewodowe Rozwiązania Aqara' and presents Aqara wireless smart-home solutions based on the international ZigBee standard. It describes managing the home from a phone, expanding the Aqara system with new controllers or sensors, and starting with simple light control before adding further components. It also states that Xiaomi Aqara is a startup of Xiaomi, and offers full support from its team, including installation.
History
The available evidence consists of the aqara.eu homepage, titled 'Extenso Solutions - Bezprzewodowe Rozwiązania Aqara'. It presents Aqara wireless smart-home solutions built on the international ZigBee standard, describing management of the home from a phone and expansion of the Aqara system with new controllers or sensors. It states that Xiaomi Aqara is a startup of Xiaomi, and offers full support from its team, including complete installation. No founding date, ownership structure, or corporate history is provided in the evidence.
Aqara is described on the aqara.eu site as a startup of Xiaomi, giving users confidence in long-term device development and support.
The aqara.eu site presents Aqara's wireless home-automation system built on the international ZigBee standard, allowing users to start with simple light control and expand with additional components.
Products and positioning
Aqara sensors and switches
The site describes a wide selection of devices, both ordinary sensors and switches that can be controlled.
Aqara central hub
The site refers to a central hub (centralka) and to an internet camera serving as a hub.
Controversies
2025
Aqara gateways found to upload unencrypted sensitive information without consent
The Aqara Camera Hub G3 and Hub M2/M3 were reported to automatically upload unencrypted sensitive information without disclosure or consent (CVE-2025-65297), and to have other vulnerabilities including missing firmware signature verification and an unlogged remote access mechanism that could enable remote code execution (CVE-2025-65294/65295). The issues are listed in the NVD, and a firmware update is recommended.
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