SmartMi Air Purifier 2 & Eve Motion reviews, plus more on HomeKit Insider

In this jam-packed episode of HomeKit Insider, we review both the all-new SmartMi Air Purifier 2 and the Eve Motion 2, plus break down the top news stories for the week.

The news starts with the launch of the Sensibo AirQ controller. This new model can control any IR remote-supported AC unit while also measuring the air quality of your home — similar to the recent Ecobee Premium that acts as a smart thermostat.

We also saw AirVersa launch in Europe which is the first Thread-enabled air purifier. No word on when it will be making its way to the U.S. With the all the air-focused news, we also gave our full review of the new SmartMi 2 air purifier.

The recent beta of iOS 16 saw a minor change for HomeKit users with three new wallpapers added to the Home app. And as a follow-up from last week's episode, we discussed a new report that Google will also share home security recordings without a warrant to law enforcement. Apple, Arlo, Eufy, and others still require a warrant if they have access at all.

Finally, we review the Eve Motion 2 and revisit the Eve Button.

Links from the show

• Sensibo AirQ
• Airversa Air Purifier
• First Thread-Enabled Air Purifier Launches in Germany and The UK
• SmartMi Air Purifier 2 review: HomeKit air cleansing with UV sterilization
• Wink Status Tweet
• TP-Link Light Strip
• Wemo Thread Switches
• Meross releases new EU HomeKit In-Wall Relay
• Google, like Amazon, may let police see your video without a warrant - The Verge
• NEBULA Anker Capsule Speaker
• Motion sensor for doors and windows | ecobee
• Motion and Occupancy Solution | ecobee

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