It's really not. I have well over 100 "smart" devices, but a large portion of those will be light bulbs and door/window and motion sensors. I haven't looked, but I'd say they account for 80%+ of the "smart" device count.
Almost every bulb in the house is a smart bulb, every external door (and some internal doors) has a sensor, some windows, and some rooms have motion sensors, in some cases more than one. Every room with at least one smart bulb has a smart switch, whether a wireless dimmer or the actual light switch on the wall.
The bulbs, you group together; I use the "Circadian Lighting" integration rather than "Adaptive Lighting" and it _does_ support light groups, so all of the bulbs in my hall can be managed by a single group entity, the 5 spots in the main bathroom, same thing, 4 in the en suite, same, etc etc.
Almost every bulb in the house is a smart bulb, every external door (and some internal doors) has a sensor, some windows, and some rooms have motion sensors, in some cases more than one. Every room with at least one smart bulb has a smart switch, whether a wireless dimmer or the actual light switch on the wall.
The bulbs, you group together; I use the "Circadian Lighting" integration rather than "Adaptive Lighting" and it _does_ support light groups, so all of the bulbs in my hall can be managed by a single group entity, the 5 spots in the main bathroom, same thing, 4 in the en suite, same, etc etc.