Everett's White-eye has greenish upperparts, grayish underparts, and broad white spectacles. It forages in flocks along forest edges and in gardens across parts of the Philippines and the Talaud Islands of Indonesia.
It is greenish above and grayish below, with broad white spectacles. Compared with the slightly smaller Oriental White-eye, it has a darker gray belly and more yellow below.
It inhabits foothill and montane forest edges, gardens, and secondary growth. It forages in large single-species or mixed flocks, usually in the upper forest but sometimes lower along edges.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.