How many connected devices do you have at home?

Five years ago, I wrote that I had 30 connected devices at home. How has that changed over the last half-decade?

Some of my devices have consolidated. My Eufy security cameras have a hub - so despite having more cameras, They're using fewer IP addresses. Similarly, I've replaced most of my LIFX bulbs with Zigbee which also use a hub-and-spoke model.

So these are the devices I currently have connected:

1. Video Doorbell
2. Solar Battery
3. LIFX bulb in external light
4. Security camera
5. EInk display
6. Alexa
7. Robot vacuum cleaner / mop
8. TV
9. Android TV box
10. Amazon Fire TV stick
11. Chromecast
12. Internet Connected Record Player (yes! Really!)
13. PS4
14. Nintendo Switch
15. AV Amplifier
16. Another Alexa
17. Home server
18. Eufy Cameras Hub
19. Philips Hue Light Hub
20. Internal LIFX bulb
21. Smart heating control
22. Office TV
23. Wife's work laptop
24. Wife's personal laptop
25. Wife's phone
26. My work laptop
27. My personal laptop
28. My phone
29. My tablet
30. Power strip
31. Lifx lamp
32. Internet connected plasma ball
33. Gym TV
34. Another robot vacuum cleaner
35. Internet connected electric blanket (my side)
36. Internet connected electric blanket (her side)
37. Solar panel inverter

We have a lot of smarthome kit! I've probably forgotten some. And I haven't counted my various Raspberries Pi and obsolete computers. But we're only a family of two. Larger families are likely to have more phones, tablets, and many other devices.

Is the future the "hub" model? Most of these devices don't need a power-hungry WiFi connection. Keep the airwaves clear for high-bandwidth devices and move everything to ZigBee or similar?

Either way, the number of devices in a typical home is only going to increase. What do we need to do to prepare for that?