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Yesterday, Austin, Texas based Allure Energy unveiled EverSense, its revolutionary wireless thermostat, at CES 2012. This thermostat, along with the Kindle cover with light from SolarFocus, is poised to be one of the most innovative, eco-friendly products released this year. Allure Energy has dubbed the product an “energy management system.” The name is apt because EverSense does much more than any previous touch screen thermostat. In fact, it allows you to comprehensively manage the energy of your home, even when you’re away from home. With EverSense, you are able to constantly monitor and control the temperature of your house or apartment using apps installed on the device.

This remote thermostat uses your iPhone’s GPS to determine how close you are to your house, as you’re driving. If it detects that you are getting close, it will automatically switch on or turn up your air conditioner or heater (depending on the weather), to ensure that the temperature in your home is comfortable when you arrive. This cutting-edge internet thermostat uses a custom Allure Energy app that syncs up with your house’€™s air conditioning unit and heating system.

If you aren’€™t completely sold on EverSense being the best thermostat on the horizon, get this: It also doubles as a music player. EverSense wirelessly connects to your compatible handheld device to access and play your favorite tunes. The wireless thermostat comes with deluxe speakers attached to the sides of its screen to provide you with an unparalleled music listening experience.

Programmable thermostat reviews about EverSense are surfacing, and they all seem to come to the same conclusion. EverSense is expected to revolutionize home energy control and thermostat wiring in general. This new wireless thermostat has the power to dramatically reduce utility bills and reduce household energy consumption among its users. For these reasons, EverSense may be totally worth the $349 Allure Energy plans to sell it for, especially for eco-conscious consumers. When EverSense is released in Q2 of this year, it may just be deemed the best programmable thermostat on the market.

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