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Eve Matter devices

MatterCatalog lists 20 Eve Matter products: 9 smart plugs, 5 sensors, 3 switches and 3 other devices. 19 of the 20 have a CSA Matter certificate on file. All 20 connect over Thread, so they need a Thread border router.

  • Hub or bridge: MatterCatalog lists no Eve Matter hub or bridge. Thread border routers explained.
  • Platforms Eve names: Eve says its Matter devices work with Apple Home (HomeKit) and with Amazon Alexa, Google Home or Samsung SmartThings.
  • Where to buy in the US: Verified US store links: Amazon (13 products), Apple (4 products), Eve (3 products), B&H Photo (1 product) and eBay (1 product).
  • Other brands: which smart home brands support Matter, brand by brand.

Eve Matter questions and sources are below the product list.

Explore Eve listings in Plugs, Sensors, Switches. Compare specifications and check the certification and purchase details for the model you need.

The 20 catalog listings may include regional models and bundles, so the count does not represent distinct consumer models. 3 reference records hidden: records with no photo and no verified US store yet; all 3 have a CSA certificate on file. 1 unverified listing hidden: no CSA certificate on file and no verified US store link yet. Sold outside the US: 6, listed separately below.

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14 listings · 2 reference records hidden · 1 unverified listing hidden

Eve Thermo

Eve

Eve Thermo

Thermostats · Thread / Bluetooth

CSA record available

Thread

No US store link yet

Sold outside the US

Regional versions of Eve products, such as EU, UK or Australian plugs, E27 lamp bases or listings for another market. Each product page says which version it is.

6 listings · 1 reference record hidden

Eve Shutter Switch

Eve

Eve Shutter Switch

Blinds · Thread / Bluetooth

CSA record available

Thread

Sold outside the USEU version

No US store link for this regional version

Eve Matter questions

Which Eve products work with Matter?
MatterCatalog lists 20 Eve Matter products: 9 smart plugs, 5 sensors, 3 switches and 3 other devices. 19 of the 20 have a CSA Matter certificate on file.
Do Eve Matter devices use Thread or Wi-Fi?
All 20 connect over Thread, so they need a Thread border router. Eve says all its devices use Thread.Sources:evehome.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “That is why all Eve devices embrace Thread”
Do Eve Matter devices need a hub?
MatterCatalog lists no Eve Matter hub or bridge. Eve makes no bridge: you need a hub that supports both Thread and Matter, from the platform you use. Every Matter device is added through your smart home platform’s Matter controller; Thread devices also need a Thread border router.Sources:evehome.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “First, add a hub to your home that supports both Thread and Matter.”
Which smart home platforms does Eve name for Matter?
Eve says its Matter devices work with Apple Home (HomeKit) and with Amazon Alexa, Google Home or Samsung SmartThings.Sources:evehome.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “You’ll then be able to use those devices not only with HomeKit, but also with other platforms, including Amazon Alexa, Google Home, or Samsung SmartThings.”
Where can I buy Eve Matter devices in the US?
Verified US store links: Amazon (13 products), Apple (4 products), Eve (3 products), B&H Photo (1 product) and eBay (1 product).
What should I check before buying Eve Matter devices?
Eve’s Wi-Fi devices stay HomeKit-only; only its Thread devices support Matter.Sources:evehome.com, read Oct 12, 2026: “Eve devices with Wi-Fi technology will continue to be available exclusively with HomeKit integration.”

Counts are the Eve listings this page shows, from MatterCatalog's records: CSA certificates on file, the Matter network each record names and the stores with a verified US link. Hubs come from our reviewed lists of Matter bridges and Thread border routers, each backed by the maker's own words. Platforms, networks and caveats are quoted from the maker's own pages, with the date we read them.