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| Feature | Eve Energy Outlet | Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $39.95 | $20.99 | Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet |
| Rating | 4.1 | 4.5 | Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet |
| Safety | Overcurrent protection | None | Eve Energy Outlet |
| Integrations | Google Home, Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant, Matter | Google Home, Alexa, Home Assistant | Eve Energy Outlet |
| Energy Monitoring | YES | NO | Eve Energy Outlet |
| Warranty | 1 year | 1 year | Tie |
| Max Resistive Load Power (Per Output) | 1800W | 1800W | Tie |
| Plug Format | Type B | Type B | Tie |
| AC Outlets | 2 | 2 | Tie |
| Connectivity | Thread Protocol | 2.4 GHz WiFi | Tie |
The Eve Energy Outlet runs Matter over Thread and needs a Thread border router, which buys local control and QR-code pairing in Apple Home. The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet joins 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi with no hub, but every command travels through the cloud, so it stops responding with the app or voice when the internet does.
Only the Eve Energy Outlet measures what is plugged into it, feeding consumption data into Apple Home and the Eve app. The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet reports no energy use at all, so neither outlet can tell you what an appliance is costing.
The Eve Energy Outlet carries overcurrent protection; the Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet documents none of the four protections. Neither adds overheating, overvoltage or overpower cutoffs, so both are best kept to routine loads rather than heaters.
The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet includes a USB-A port beside its two AC sockets; the Eve Energy Outlet has no USB port. If a phone or a kiosk tablet needs charging at the wall, that single port is the reason to pick the Moes.
The Eve Energy Outlet is the only one that speaks Apple HomeKit, Matter and SmartThings, on top of Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant. The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet covers Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant only, which leaves iPhone-only homes without native Home app control.
The Eve Energy Outlet pairs by QR code over Thread and appears in the Home app, which the Wi-Fi-only Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet cannot do.
Energy monitoring is built into the Eve Energy Outlet and absent from the Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet.
The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet has a USB-A port; the Eve Energy Outlet offers only the two AC sockets.
The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet costs less, pairs straight to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and still covers Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant.
The Eve Energy Outlet has a child lock that blocks manual power-on, while the Moes leaves that setting undocumented.
Owners of both outlets describe an easy install and controls that simply work day to day. Eve Energy Outlet owners prize the QR-code setup in Apple Home, near-instant Thread response, per-socket switching, energy monitoring and the child lock, and several note that each unit strengthens the Thread mesh; their warnings are a bright status LED and a minority who see devices drop off a weak Thread network. Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet owners talk about the sturdy metal mounting plate, trouble-free pairing and dependable Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant control, with the occasional unit failing after about a year and the usual cloud dependency when the internet goes down.
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The Eve Energy Outlet wins on capability, with overcurrent protection, energy monitoring, a child lock, two independently switchable sockets and Matter-over-Thread support across HomeKit, Matter, SmartThings, Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant. The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet answers with a lower price, a better owner rating and a USB-A port.
The connection. The Eve Energy Outlet runs Matter over Thread for responsive local control and pairs with Apple Home by scanning a QR code, but it needs a Thread border router. The Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet connects straight to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and needs no hub, but depends on the cloud and offers no HomeKit, Matter or local control.
Yes. The Eve Energy Outlet switches its two AC sockets independently, though energy is metered for the pair rather than per socket, and the Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet also offers two controllable AC sockets plus its USB-A port, with physical buttons on the unit.
Only the Eve Energy Outlet. Its consumption data feeds Apple Home and the Eve app for spotting energy hogs, while the Moes Smart WiFi USB Wall Outlet has no energy monitoring at all.
Anyone in an Apple Home, Matter or Thread household who wants per-socket control, energy stats, a child lock and flush in-wall design, and who has a stable Thread network behind it.
A buyer on a budget who wants app scheduling, Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant control plus built-in USB charging, has no Thread network and accepts cloud dependence, no energy data and no safety protections for routine loads.
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