Honeywell debuts T9 and T10 Pro smart thermostats, lack HomeKit support

During the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Honeywell parent company Resideo has shown off two new smart thermostats — the T9 and T10 Pro. While both add quite a few new features for users of the controlling app, they lack HomeKit support — at least for now.

The biggest new feature for the pair of thermostats is support for smart room sensors, very similar to the Ecobee line. These sensors can be placed in various rooms to detect occupants and prevent cold and hot zones.

These sensors will prioritize rooms based on its people detection capabilities. Up to 20 sensors can be added to cover up to 200 feet of your home.

Honeywell smart thermostat

From the get-go, these smart thermostats support both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice control and automation setup, though they noticeably lack HomeKit. HomeKit debuted early on in the Honeywell Lyric thermostat and Residio says HomeKit is planned in the T9 and T10 Pro by years end.

Both thermostats will available in North America this Spring. The T9 will run $199 and the T10 Pro can be purchased through authorized contractors.

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9 Comments

aizmov 985 comments · 16 Years

About 5 years ago

Residio was spun off from Honeywell last year, but was allowed to continue using the Honeywell brand for some time (not sure for how long exactly).

Useless Message Poster 11 comments · 5 Years

And It's Resideo...

saarek 1578 comments · 16 Years

Now I know how the Windows Mobile people felt. Sucks being on a platform with little support in the smart home space.

Amazon Alexa first, Google second and Apple as a sometime afterthought.

seanismorris 1624 comments · 8 Years

I don’t want a “smart home” if it includes a free proctology exam.

Internet of Things isn’t Internet of Needs

Automating watering your grass has been around for 30+ years. Lights have had motion sensors for 20 years (?)

Secutity systems? Notoriously unsecure... videos end up on the Internet.

I prefer the security system you can pet.

jbdragon 2312 comments · 10 Years

saarek said:

Now I know how the Windows Mobile people felt. Sucks being on a platform with little support in the smart home space.

Amazon Alexa first, Google second and Apple as a sometime afterthought.

Ecobee is the better unit anyway. But I'm seeing a lot of devices and news from CES of Homekit support. Apple throws a lot of things out there and then sits back and expect things to just magically happen. Apple seems more focused on making as much profit at possible and not on hardware, let alone selling at a reasonable price point. You can make a good profit without trying to rape people. Yet that seems to be all Apple is about these days. I don't want to go Android, but I sure with there was a good 3rd option.