Home Electronics is a Minecraft Bedrock add-on by Trotamundos872 that fills a house with electronics and retro tech decor: game consoles, TVs, monitors, computers, network gear, and gaming posters. It ships as a behavior pack and a resource pack, the official Bedrock add-on format, so it needs no mod loader and never runs on Java Edition, which is a separately written version of the game. The creator bills the collection as "fully functional," but most pieces are decorative furniture with animated textures. A handful actually do something: a couple of items can be opened and closed, and an electric piano plays random notes.
What Home Electronics adds
- Consoles: Wii, Switch, PS2, and SNES-style consoles you can open and close, though interaction is limited to that.
- PCs and laptops: desktop towers and laptops in several color variants, also openable and closable.
- Electric piano: several color and placement variants that play random high or low notes when used.
- Monitors: single and multi-screen setups that anchor to a desk, a wall, or stand on legs.
- TVs: decorative televisions sized for living rooms, with no display output.
- Network and office devices: routers, Wi-Fi gear, and printers, all decorative.
- Home appliances: toasters and power strips, decorative.
- Chairs: office and gaming chairs that are sittable.
- Controllers and gaming decor: decorative TV, PS2, and Switch controllers, plus joysticks, arcade cabinets, and video game posters.
Consoles, TVs, and retro gaming decor
This is the one pick in this batch built specifically around appliances and electronics rather than general furniture, and it leans hard into a retro gaming look. Consoles and controllers cover several real console generations in blocky form, monitors and TVs anchor a media wall, and the posters, joysticks, and arcade cabinets round out a gaming den or a kid's bedroom without needing a single redstone circuit. Pair it with Modern Furniture, a companion add-on from the same creator, when a build needs sofas, tables, and kitchen pieces alongside the electronics.
Installation
- 1.Download both the RP (resource pack) .mcpack file and the BP (behavior pack) .mcpack file from the creator's page.
- 2.Open each .mcpack file with Minecraft installed. Bedrock imports the pack automatically into your pack library.
- 3.Open or create a world, go to its settings, and turn on both the behavior pack and the resource pack.
- 4.Load the world. On Windows, imported packs land under %appdata%\Minecraft Bedrock\users\shared\games\com.mojang if you need to find the files manually.
Crafting in survival
In Creative mode, every item sits in the decoration tab, or you can type /give @p he: in chat to browse the full list by name. In Survival mode, gather clay and use it in a stonecutter. Placing clay opens a set of category boxes; pick one, place it back in the stonecutter, and it lists the specific furniture pieces in that category to craft.
Version support and license
The creator's page lists a last update of 7 August 2026 for version 2.6, and MCPEDL's version tags for this add-on run from 1.21.80 up through 26.30, Bedrock's current year.drop numbering. No license terms are published on either the creator's page or MCPEDL, so redistribution and reuse rights stay unresolved. Version 2.6 also encrypted the add-on files, a change that stops other creators from opening or editing the pack directly.
Questions about Home Electronics for Minecraft Bedrock.
5 questions
How do I install Home Electronics on Minecraft Bedrock?
Download the RP and BP .mcpack files from the creator's page, open each one with Minecraft installed so Bedrock imports them, then turn on both packs in your world's settings. Both files are required together, since one holds the textures and the other holds the crafting recipes and item behavior.
Do the TVs and consoles in Home Electronics actually do anything?
Mostly no. Despite being billed as fully functional, most pieces, including TVs, monitors, and controllers, are decorative blocks. A few items go further: consoles and computers can be opened and closed, chairs are sittable, and the electric piano plays random notes when used.
Which Minecraft Bedrock version does Home Electronics support?
The add-on's most recent update, version 2.6, landed on 7 August 2026. MCPEDL's version history for it spans 1.21.80 through 26.30 under Bedrock's current year.drop numbering, so it has tracked recent Bedrock releases rather than sitting on an old build.
Can I use Home Electronics on Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch?
Not by downloading it directly. Console Bedrock has no sideloading, so add-ons only reach it through the Marketplace or by joining a world that already has the packs applied. See [how add-ons actually work on console](/guides/minecraft-add-ons-console-switch-xbox-playstation) for the one workaround that does work.
Is Home Electronics safe to download?
It comes from the creator's own site and is also listed on MCPEDL and CurseForge, all platforms that review submissions before publishing. We have not tested the files ourselves, and no license is published, so download from the linked source rather than a third-party mirror.
