What you need to buy to communicate with ZigBee and Z-Wave devices? [closed] - raspberry-pi

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I have raspberry pi 3b+, i want to manage an apartment with OpenHab
Support is needed for xiaomi, ikea, philips (lamps), TV and washing machine (most likely from Samsung or LG).
What you need to buy to be able to communicate and control ZigBee and Z-wave (not necessary) devices?
The network has found such devices: RaspBee, Elelabs ZigBee, CC2531, ConBee II - (as I understand they all work only with ZigBee)
Is there a GPIO Binding for raspberry with ZigBee and Z-Wave support at the same time?
And which device of the above is better for working with ZigBee?

When you have a Raspberry PI, you could use https://zigbee2mqtt.io which is based on Node.js.

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