Aqara Camera G100 vs Aqara Camera Hub G3

The Aqara Camera G100 wins this comparison overall. It is the cheaper option, adds weather resistance for outdoor use, includes a color night vision spotlight, RTSP streaming, two-way talk and listen, a privacy zone and a built-in light, and covers more alert types. The Aqara Camera Hub G3 counters with wider connectivity support, its hub role, gesture recognition and more precise motion zones, but as a pure camera the G100 covers more ground.

The Aqara Camera Hub G3 is built to be more than a camera: it works as a Zigbee hub, supports more connectivity options and adds AI gesture recognition alongside finer customizable motion zones. The Aqara Camera G100 stays focused on being a well-rounded, weatherproof camera at a lower price, with a color night vision spotlight, RTSP support, two-way audio and a privacy zone that the G3 does not match here.

No, connectivity is one of the categories the Aqara Camera Hub G3 wins in this comparison, meaning it supports a broader set of connection options. If flexible connectivity matters most, the G3 has the edge, though the Aqara Camera G100 still makes up ground with RTSP streaming for third-party viewing.

Gesture recognition belongs to the Aqara Camera Hub G3 in this comparison, not the Aqara Camera G100. Combined with its hub role and customizable motion zones, it makes the G3 the pick for buyers who want smarter, more configurable detection tied into an Aqara Zigbee setup.

The Aqara Camera G100 fits buyers who want an affordable camera that can be placed outdoors thanks to its weather resistance, with color night vision, two-way audio, a privacy zone and RTSP support, and who do not need any hub functionality.

The Aqara Camera Hub G3 suits households already invested in Aqara Zigbee sensors, or anyone who wants AI gesture recognition and broader connectivity bundled with an indoor camera and hub in a single device.