Is that with the ocfDeviceType also present and saying something different?
Hopefully if there are multiple categories defined for a component they offer the icons for each of them.
Yes, each of the 6 profiles has a different ocfDeviceType and icon defined, but they all have in categories: SmartPlug.
I don’t know how this affects how these profiles look in voice assistants.
Nor do I know if more than one category can be assigned per component or device
I was hoping to see that the Zooz Zen 15 would be recognized for what the product is intended to be used for, but really, the options are bulbs and a fan.
Is that middle one in the contact sensor a sliding door or a window that opens from the middle? I’m not at home for several days, otherwise would just check myself.
Either IMO. I’m using it for a sliding door.
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I am using same icon for sliding door and sliding window
@Automated_House How your hub’s icon looks like? Activate or inactive?
My always looks inactive, however if I go to edit hub, it shows up as active, only there.
Edit
This one should be always active as long as hub is on or online.
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A lot of things show inactive on the tile view for no good reason
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I’m pretty sure I have never seen it active. I’ve usrd ST since July.
In Notifications, you used to only have control over ‘General Notifications’ or Devices. Now I see you can select notifications for Services.
I haven’t looked at that for a while. Was that introduced in a relatively recent update or is it Harry Spankers?
It’s been around for a while, so…Harry Spankers? 
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Hi, @SamsungZell. Could you help us know the reason for this difference in icons available, please?
Post above: Smartthings Android (update 1.7.75.23) 17 Dec 2021 - #10 by milandjurovic71
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So not Harry Spankers (new or clean) and not recent either. I probably forgot it was there.
I’ve never sat through the ‘how to use’ videos either, and certainly not the live action ones.
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Just checked mine, seems same as yours, shows inactive though it’s always active… never took a lot of notice before
And in the US, requiring watching a video would be an accessibility violation. The information needs to also be available in a text-only format. Just sayin’…
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Hey there everyone! @nayelyz thank you for the tag!
It appears to me that the available options displayed are based on the OCF Type being used by the device as @milandjurovic71 mentioned. However, I want to get this information confirmed to be one-hundred percent sure so I have escalated this to hopefully provide additional insight to you all.
Changing icons is currently possible for contact,multi-sensors, lighting devices, and SmartTags.
Note: Some device types such as door locks and motion sensors, currently do not have the option to change icons.
I also wanted to provide the numerical count for the options available to be selected for Icon changes.
Switches/lights - Displays 8 options to select.
Outlets - Displays 16 options to select.
Contact Sensors - Displays 5 options to select.
Multi-sensors - Displays 9 options to select.
Smart Tags - Displays 29 Options.
I hope this message finds you all well!
^SamsungZell
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Thank you @nayelyz and @SamsungZell for update.
Anyway if you continue reading posts below mine, you will find more issues that other users are reporting, like:
- animated/non animated icons
- activate/inactive icons
- no icons availability for virtual devices
Maybe engineers should look into all of this
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Will the iOS version of the app get the option for changing icons at some point? Today’s iOS app update does not.
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I have the same problem. Weather always displays in Fahrenheit and not Celsius. Even though my location in IDE is set to Celsius.