The Wink Hub 2 is advertised as a versatile consumer-facing solution designed to facilitate the process of creating a smart home setup without significant investments or complicated installations.

The biggest news since that acquisition is the launch of Wink Lookout, Wink’s belated passel of security sensors designed to integrate with the Wink Hub ecosystem. I recommend you avoid them.

In 2017, your choice of smart home hubs essentially boils down to the second-generation Samsung SmartThings and the Wink Hub 2.

It's also confusing to set up SmartThing's version of automation alongside the Google Home and Alexa apps, which offer similar functionality. Wink Hub 2 ...

A popular smart-home hub is suddenly a lot less popular with its users after making a surprise announcement that customers will have to start paying a monthly subscription fee next week or lose ...

Wink Labs just announced that their home automation hub, the Wink Hub, is “transitioning to a $4.99 monthly subscription, starting on May 13, 2020.” Should you fail to pay the fiver eve… ...

Wink is rolling out the second generation of its smart-home device, which lets users control a wide range of wireless-enabled devices throughout their home with their smartphones.

Wink - Spend over $300 on certain products and get a Wink Hub free (first gen) or $50 off a Wink Relay (though that is quoted at $99 there for some reason even if it's $59 normally and $29 now!) ...