Review: Elgato Eve Degree, a pretty but pricey HomeKit-compatible room thermometer<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>One of my complaints about <a href="
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<p>This is an issue Elgato’s latest HomeKit offering aims to address. The Eve Degree is a standalone room thermometer capable of measuring both temperature and humidity, reporting it back to your iPhone.</p>
<p>With an anodized aluminum surround and black front, it aims to look rather more Apple-like than your average HomeKit accessory …</p>
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Review: Elgato Eve Degree, a pretty but pricey HomeKit-compatible room thermometer
