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Mysa thermostats

Two Mysa thermostats for two different heating systems. The baseboard model is for line-voltage electric heaters; the central HVAC model is for forced air, heat pumps and central AC, and it's the only Matter-certified thermostat Mysa makes.

The 2 side by side

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Mysa thermostats compared: protocols, matter, standout, price band, price and where to buy.
Product ProtocolsMatterStandoutPrice band Price Where to buy
Mysa Smart Thermostat for Electric Baseboard Electric baseboard, Wi-Fi, HomeKit
Wi-Fi no Purpose-built for electric baseboard heaters - fills a niche that almost no other smart thermostat addresses. premium $99.99verified Oct 17, 2026 Check price at Amazon ↗ *
Mysa Smart Thermostat for Central HVAC Central HVAC, Wi-Fi, Matter certified
Wi-Fi, Matter yes The only Matter-certified thermostat Mysa makes - it joins Home Assistant locally over Matter instead of through the Mysa cloud. premium premiumband only Check price at Mysa ↗

Which one to buy

Your heating system decides this one.

Electric baseboards get the baseboard model; it leans on the Mysa cloud by default, so pair it to Home Assistant through HomeKit Controller for a local path, and budget for one per zone (the Zigbee Sinopé TH1123ZB is the more local-first baseboard option).

Central forced air, heat pump or central AC gets the central HVAC model, which Home Assistant picks up over the native Matter integration with local control of setpoints and mode; it needs a C-wire, and Mysa's own store just calls it the Mysa Smart Thermostat, so check which one you're buying.

I haven't run any of these; the picks are based on the spec sheets and what other Home Assistant users report.

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