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Eve Room 2 HomeKit air quality sensor now available for preorder

Eve has opened preorders for the Eve Room 2 HomeKit air quality monitor, with a new and improved design including an e-ink display and integrated rechargeable battery.

Eve Room was one of the first and most popular air quality sensors to support Apple's HomeKit platform, and the second generation model has improved significantly.

The large, white plastic exterior has been replaced by a smaller brushed aluminum one. There is also a new E-ink display to glance values without having to ask Siri or dig into the Home app. Users can track humidity, temperature, as well as air quality — the same metrics found in the first generation.

A new integrated lithium-ion solution is used instead of AA in the predecessor, which will power it for up to six weeks. At that point, Eve Room 2 goes into low power mode where it only tracks temperature and humidity until the next recharge.

Eve System's followup to the Eve Room HomeKit sensor is available for preorder starting on Monday, with full availability at retail starting September 12. The unit retails directly from Eve or from Amazon for $99.95.

Eve Room 2

Eve Room 2 was announced earlier this year during 2018 Consumer Electronics Show alongside the Eve Button which has already been shipping.

Since the CES, Eve also announced the Eve Aqua and Eve Flare. AppleInsider got a chance to review the Eve Aqua and was largely impressed though HomeKit still has a ways to go.

Eve Systems, previously part of Elgato, sold off their gaming and accessory divisions to Corsair in June to focus on HomeKit and smart home accessories.

Stayed tuned for AppleInsider's full review of the Eve Room 2 in the coming days.



4 Comments

ascii 5930 comments · 19 Years

An air quality sensor integrated in to Homekit. Somebody breaks wind and Siri makes a smart comment?

gutengel 363 comments · 7 Years

Do you need a hub for the sensor to work? $100 seems a bit high for such a sensor...

manfred zorn 28 comments · 10 Years

Six weeks on a charge is quite paltry. I have several of the previous eve monitors and they operate for at least a year on AA batteries.

matrix077 868 comments · 9 Years

Six weeks on a charge is quite paltry. I have several of the previous eve monitors and they operate for at least a year on AA batteries.

That’s because they don’t have air quality sensors.