Eve blinds release window, Mysa controller, and more on HomeKit Insider
In this episode of HomeKit Insider, your hosts reveal the release date for Eve's HomeKit shades, talk about the new Mysa controller, discuss an expensive high-end Secure Video camera, and much more.
Eve, along with Coulisse, has announced the impending availability of their HomeKit-enabled shades. There's no exact date yet but they revealed they will be coming in early 2022, which is only a few months out at this point. Eve MotionBlinds will be the first to support Thread for simplified installation and use.
Mysa has announced its second-generation electric baseboard heater which will be making its way to North America. Wozart said its Sense Pro will be the first occupancy sensor coming to HomeKit, differing from existing motion sensors and that should be more accurate in detecting when people are in a room.
The last bit of news was from Zorachka who announced a high-end HomeKit Secure Video camera, that it halls Homam. For its $400 price tag, it includes blemish compensation, texture enhancement, IR optimized night mode, USB-C, color correction, distortion correction, and more. We dig in to try and decipher why its price tag is so high and whether it is worth it.
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Eve, along with Coulisse, has announced the impending availability of their HomeKit-enabled shades. There's no exact date yet but they revealed they will be coming in early 2022, which is only a few months out at this point. Eve MotionBlinds will be the first to support Thread for simplified installation and use.
Mysa has announced its second-generation electric baseboard heater which will be making its way to North America. Wozart said its Sense Pro will be the first occupancy sensor coming to HomeKit, differing from existing motion sensors and that should be more accurate in detecting when people are in a room.
The last bit of news was from Zorachka who announced a high-end HomeKit Secure Video camera, that it halls Homam. For its $400 price tag, it includes blemish compensation, texture enhancement, IR optimized night mode, USB-C, color correction, distortion correction, and more. We dig in to try and decipher why its price tag is so high and whether it is worth it.
Links from the show
- Eve, Coulisse say that Thread-enabled MotionBlinds will debut in early 2022
- Mysa Smart Thermostats
- Wozart Unveils Sense Pro' Occupancy Multi-Sensor
- Hiome Occupancy Sensor
- HomeKit Camera From Zorachka Unveiled
- Netatmo Outdoor Camera Siren
- Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight Camera
- Leviton Outdoor Outlet Cover
- SOCKiTBOX - The Original Weatherproof Connection Box
- Hullo Pillow - Organic buckwheat pillow.
- Pillow Cube
- Macoda Pillow
- Sleep Watch by Bodymatter
- AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch
- Pillow: Sleep Cycle Tracker
Keep up with everything Apple in the weekly AppleInsider Podcast -- and get a fast news update from AppleInsider Daily. Just say, "Hey, Siri," to your HomePod mini and ask for these podcasts, and our latest HomeKit Insider episode too.If you want an ad-free main AppleInsider Podcast experience, you can support the AppleInsider podcast by subscribing for $5 per month through Apple's Podcasts app, or via Patreon if you prefer any other podcast player.
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