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| Feature | Eve Water Guard | SwitchBot Water Leak Detector | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $74.95 | $16.99 | SwitchBot Water Leak Detector |
| Rating | 4.5 | 4.4 | Eve Water Guard |
| Integrations | Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant | Google Home, Apple HomeKit, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant | SwitchBot Water Leak Detector |
| Weather Resistance | YES | IP67 | Tie |
| Warranty | 1 year | 1 year | Tie |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Thread Protocol | 2.4 GHz WiFi, Bluetooth | Tie |
| Sensors | Water Leak | Water Leak | Tie |
| Alerts | Water Leak Alerts | Water Leak Alerts | Tie |
| On Device Alert Sound | YES | YES | Tie |
| On Device Alert Light | YES | YES | Tie |
The Eve Water Guard senses along its 2 m cable, which can be extended to 150 m, so one unit covers the whole length of a kitchen counter or a row of appliances. The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector detects only at its own contacts, so it has to sit exactly where the water will run.
The Eve Water Guard plugs into the wall, so there are no batteries to change but it needs an outlet nearby. The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector runs about 2 years on two AAA batteries and can go anywhere.
The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector joins Wi-Fi and works with Google Home, Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant. The Eve Water Guard uses Thread and Bluetooth, needs a Thread border router, and works with Apple Home and Home Assistant; its Matter support is announced but not yet available.
Both sound 100 dB and flash a light, so neither has an edge in how loudly it warns people nearby.
The Eve Water Guard's extendable sensing cable covers the whole stretch with one unit.
The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector works with both; the Eve Water Guard does not.
The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector runs on batteries; the Eve Water Guard needs wall power.
The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector is the cheaper of the two and needs no hub.
Owners of both credit their sensor with catching real leaks and describe setup as quick. Eve Water Guard owners single out the smoothest Apple Home integration they have used, with no account needed, and a cable that covers a whole appliance run; they call it expensive, note that it needs an outlet and that the fabric cable has to soak up a little water before it triggers, and a few had units that failed to connect or stopped detecting. SwitchBot Water Leak Detector owners praise unboxing to working in minutes and an alert that reached them while travelling, but found the first Wi-Fi and HomeKit pairing fiddly, say the alarm was hard to hear from other rooms and warn that water pooling just beside the puck can go unnoticed.
Every price change of both, in the same store, so the gap between the two lines is what one costs more than the other.
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The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector for most buyers: it is cheaper, battery powered, needs no hub and works with Google Home, Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant. The Eve Water Guard is better reviewed and the right pick when one sensing cable has to cover a long area in an Apple Home.
No. The SwitchBot Water Leak Detector has its own 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so it connects to your network and phone directly and works with Google Home, Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant without a hub.
Wall power and, for remote access and automations, a Thread border router. The Eve Water Guard works with Apple Home and Home Assistant; Matter support is announced but not yet available.
Yes. The Eve Water Guard and the SwitchBot Water Leak Detector both sound 100 dB and light up on the device when they detect water.
Apple Home and Thread households who want one sensor along a whole appliance run, have an outlet nearby and do not want to change batteries.
Anyone who wants an affordable, hub-free leak sensor at a water heater or washing machine that works with Google Home, Apple Home or SmartThings.
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