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Simon HillGearApr 10, 2026 7:00 AMThe Best Smart Shades, Blinds, and CurtainsFrom made-to-measure smart shades to retrofit curtain bots, these are our favorite WIRED-tested drapes for your windows.

The best smart shades (also called automatic curtains) used to be luxury gadgets found only in high-end hotels or the homes of the rich and famous. Nowadays, they are more affordable and accessible than ever. You can measure up, order, and install them yourself. I've spent years testing smart shades and retrofit options to smarten up my regular shades, blinds, and curtains.Automated motorized shades may sound frivolous, but they offer practical benefits. Beyond scheduling and voice commands, you can enjoy greater privacy, regulate the temperature by keeping the sun out or the heat in, and be gently awakened by natural light. But even our favorite smart shades have their pitfalls, so check out my tips at the end so you can avoid them.

Note: I list starting prices here, but these always rise substantially when you begin to customize your shades.Updated April 2026: I added PowerShades, honorable mentions for Kincmo, Weffort, and Brignnox, longer-term impressions for some entries, and a note on brands to the FAQ. I also removed discontinued products and updated prices.

Best Smart Shades OverallPhotograph: Simon HillSave to wishlistSave to wishlistSmartWingsMotorized Roller Shades$180 Amazon$160 SmartWingsFor sheer versatility, it’s impossible to look past SmartWings. You can choose every conceivable style, color, size, or smart home ecosystem. I tested made-to-measure shades in my living room and found them easy to install with the fixings provided. I drilled holes directly into my PVC window frames, screwed in the brackets, and the shades snapped into place securely with the spring mechanism, which ensures they are easy to remove should you ever need to. There’s a USB-C port at one end and a button to control the cordless shades, though you also get a remote control that offers up and down controls and saved presets. You can also install a solar panel to continually charge your shades, but it’s kind of ugly, so I have been using a power bank instead.

Battery life has been somewhere between three and six months.There's compatibility with all the major smart home ecosystems, including Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple HomeKit, and Samsung SmartThings. I tested SmartWings' latest Matter-compatible shades, adding them directly through the Apple Home app by scanning the QR code on each shade. I can ask Siri to open or close them, use the slider in the Home app on my iPhone, or trigger them with a smart button or motion sensor (I tried all these methods). Connectivity-wise, Matter (Thread), Zigbee, and Z-Wave are available. Just make sure you choose the right model for your home. I like that there’s no need for another hub since my Apple TV 4K works as a Matter controller and Thread border router.The SmartWings shades have worked reliably for several months now, look classy, and everyone in my home loves them (apart from the cats, who always seem to get a fright when the shades open or close). On that note, the shades are relatively quiet (no louder than 50 decibels according to my Apple Watch). A couple of times, I have had one of the shades disconnect and show as unresponsive in the Home app, but deleting and pairing again always got them working.