Six months ago, I migrated my Xiaomi Aqara sensors, Hue hub/devices, and Smartthings hub to a Deconz Conbee 2 usb stick.
Rock solid and got rid of two redundant HUBs.
I do as well and it’s rock solid. I think it depends on the devices used in the mesh as well. I know that separating ZHA and ZLL would be better, but personally I never had a issue with having them on the same mesh using Hue bulbs, Hue dimmer switches, a bunch of different Xiaomi sensors and a Hue motion sensor.
Using conbee USB II here too with deconz plugin. Have Hue products, Xiaomi sensors, Sonoff Zigbee switch, Gledopto LED RGB+CCT. And dumped all hubs. Working pretty stable, i also use TRADFRI repeater without any problem…
I think it comes down to specific devices. There are some devices that are known to behave badly when inside a mixed ZLL and ZHA mesh. I think the Ikea plugs are one of these candidates. @code-in-progress may give some more insights on this.
Let us know how it works. I started years ago with Zwave using AEOTEC ZStick, and have many Zwave devices around the house.
Would not mind consolidating Zwave and Zigbee into one device.
Devices can only be paired with one controller at a time. You could split devices and put bulbs on hue and other devices on deCONZ though. Then access the hue hub and deCONZ from HASS.
The only Zigbee stuff I have is Hue bulbs. I’m planning a project that will see MULTIPLE hubs handling as many as 200 Hue bulbs. Can a single deCONZ setup handle that?
Theoretically it should work. The conbee has a limit of 32 directly connected devices. But since bulbs are repeaters it could work. It depends a little bit on the placement of the bulbs if they repeat for each other. But if they are not too far from each other you’ll be fine. (I must add I don’t own a conbee or that many bulbs so this is all theoretical)