Amazon is now highlighting a few Eve HomeKit weather stations. The more affordable of the two is the Eve Weather with Thread for $64.95 shipped. This drops from $80 and is a 20% price reduction. It is only the second discount of the year and the lowest since early February. Today's bid is within $5 of the 2024 low and is otherwise the best we've seen this year. Complementing your Siri setup with hyperlocal readings, Eve Weather can track temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure. It features the brand's signature aluminum design with e-ink display and is suitable for outdoor use thanks to IPX4 water resistance. In addition to Bluetooth connectivity, there is also Thread support to complete the package. Our recent HomeKit Weekly feature also takes a closer look at the experience. Also on sale is the Eve Room, which costs $74.95 at Amazon. It packs an even more capable range of sensors into the same aluminum housing, complete with much of the same Apple HomeKit support, as well as Thread and Bluetooth support. It drops from $100 and beats our previous entry by an additional $5 and saves you 25%. In addition to just temperature and humidity, the Eve Room intervenes with air quality measurements from the VOC sensor. When we talk about smart home equipment, we have to mention LIFX's two new revelations. The company has long been one of our favorite connected lighting brands here at Homekit.Blog, and now it's back with some of its very first Matter products. There are a few new 1600 lumen bulbs available now. They are all the brightest lights LIFX has ever shipped. Eve weather station with Thread features: track outdoor temperature, humidity and barometric pressure over time and see the weather trend at a glance – on your iPhone or directly on the display. Ask Siri about the temperature and humidity in your home. Elegantly crafted from anodized aluminum with IPX4 water resistance and completely wireless with a replaceable battery. HomeKit ready for unparalleled ease of use and advanced security; You can get started in no time with a quick and easy installation and no bridge or gateway required. Subscribe to the Homekit.Blog YouTube channel for the latest videos, reviews and more!