The work aims to explore the influence of rapid development of video-based self-media on modern life, in order to identify the emerging needs for smart home products under this influence and propose adaptive design strategies for smart home products. The research was carried out combined with interdisciplinary theories from communication studies, design studies, and related fields through literature review, case analysis, and user interviews. The video-based self-media, with its personalized, intuitive, and vivid characteristics, has comprehensively transformed people's lifestyles in terms of information acquisition, social interaction, entertainment and leisure, consumption habits, and daily routines. These changes have given rise to new design demands for smart home products, including diversified intelligent interaction and mode switching, optimization of appearance and functional display, integration of social features, and management of a healthy lifestyle. Accordingly, this study proposes adaptive strategies such as diversification and intelligentization of interaction modes, enhancement of product displayability and data visualization, integration of social attributes, increased focus on physical health, and strengthened video content management within daily life.