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Regularly updating firmware on Matter-compatible gear is essential to maintain robust protection, speed, and interoperability with a broader range of Matter-certified products. Matter streamlines communication between smart devices, but keeping your devices up to date helps sustain smooth operation.

First, confirm your device is powered on and connected to your home Wi-Fi network. A strong, uninterrupted internet link is mandatory for to be eligible for over-the-air patches. Verify that your smartphone or tablet is also on the same network.

Launch the compatible control app, which could be the official app from the brand, such as the Samsung SmartThings app, or a Matter-compatible controller like Google Home. When the device is successfully integrated into the Matter ecosystem, the app shows it among your paired items.

Navigate to the settings or device information section, typically found by clicking on its thumbnail and choosing Settings. A prompt will appear indicating a software upgrade is ready. Many apps download and apply updates without user input, but a significant number ask you to tap "Update".

Click the "Update Now" option. It might restart mid-update, so avoid cutting power. Allow 3–7 minutes for completion. Do not close the app while the update is in progress.

You’ll see a notification stating "Update Successful". Sometimes a reconnection is required, or you may simply let it stabilize automatically. Verify functionality with a series of control requests. Check every compatible gadget for pending patches, because synchronizing firmware levels prevents integration issues across your Matter-certified setup.

Should no update appear in the app, visit the manufacturer’s official support website. Some brands release updates exclusively via their site (kcosep.com). Alternative methods like wired flashing might be listed if wireless installation is unavailable.

Always ensure your router and home network are secured and updated, because device communication fails without a reliable backbone. Refrain from using guest or open networks.

Maintaining updated firmware is a critical habit for smart home safety. If you consistently apply updates, you support flawless interaction with your entire smart home lineup.