Eve Weather - Connected Weather Station wit Apple HomeKit technology for tracking temperature, humidity & barometric pressure, weather trend, IPX4 water resistance, display, Bluetooth, Thread

Product Information

Eve Weather uses the information collected from the temperature, humidity, and pressure sensors to predict the forecast for your immediate area for the next 12 hours. The apps can also as noted give info from neighbours’ stations and you get to see how the microclimate varies with distance. Elegantly crafted from anodized aluminum with IPX3 water resistance and completely wireless with a replaceable battery.

In the following picture, the new Eve Weather is on the left, and the older Eve Degree is on the right. Pro tip: If you’ve got yourself a new Eve Weather to replace an existing Eve accessory and you want to migrate your measurements, you can simply use the Eve app. Eve Weather slots seamlessly into your connected ecosystem, enabling smart automations together with other HomeKit-enabled accessories.

HomePod (2nd gen), HomePod mini or Apple TV 4K (2nd gen/3rd gen 128 GB) will unlock all of these benefits. Eve has solved its issues here with the Eve Weather, but HomeKit still lacks in its weather station implementations. Coming in a compact, sleek white design and without any wires, the Elgato Eve Weather can be placed anywhere outside your home and blend in with its surroundings. I am not sure how useful this is over dedicated Weather data from something like the Weather channel. Hello, I have an Eve Weather that is approaching 1 year old and this morning it has become unresponsive in both the Apple Home App and the Eve App.

Which, based on my experiences of getting these types of stickers wet, they can be prone to pealing off. Thus, you need to open up the Eve app on your iPhone at least once every two weeks for the most recent data to be copied into the app.For example, the Nanoleaf Essential lightbulb and light strip are Thread routers, as is the new Eve Energy. The Eve Degree could only display one piece of information at a time, and users had to use the app to alternate it.