HomeKit garage door systems have been hard to come by thus far, with the exception of one offering from Chamberlain. This month, however, Best Buy has introduced a new Insignia WiFi-enabled Smart Garage Door Controller with HomeKit support.

The Smart Garage Door Controller works by connecting the Insignia sensor to your garage door, then wiring the Insignia controller itself to your garage door motor control cable. Once you’ve finished the setup process, you can use either the Insignia Connect app or HomeKit.

Early reviews of the Insignia Smart Garage Door Controller seem to be positive, with Best Buy shoppers leaving positive reviewers. The consensus on Reddit also seems to be positive. Here’s how one Redditor described their early experience:

The Insignia HomeKit garage door setup is cheaper in most instances than a similar setup from Chamberlain, which can range anywhere from $70 to $170 depending on what you need. Insignia’s offering launched quietly sometime this month and retails for $69.99, though it’s currently on sale for $44.99. If you want to get a general idea of the setup process, you can view the full manual right here.

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