WiFi Temperature Humidity Monitor: Upgraded Smart Temperature and Humidity Sensor with Large Backlit LCD Screen & App Alerts, Indoor Thermometer Hygrometer Compatible with Alexa Google Assistant

NEW EDIT - 9-19-2022 Back to 5 stars ***** I installed a large basement dehumidifier with built in humidistat a few weeks ago. The RH sensed by this device is almost always the same as the large dehumidifier’s humidistat. It is within 1 degree of the humidistat. The non-smart sensors were the ones recording inaccurate readings and have been removed. I am completely happy with this device. It allows me to remotely check the humidity level, and works with Alexa as well. EDIT: After 2 months of use, this device’s humidity readings seem to be inaccurate. My 2 other “non-smart” sensors record higher readings than this product. Prior humidity readings from this device were always 1-2 degrees higher, which was fine. I could adjust the alerts based on my experience with this product’s reading. For the last 2 weeks, this sensor’s humidity readings were 2-3 degrees lower than my other readings. As a result, no alerts were issued to me. I need to actually go into the basement and check all three devices. I realized at that point that this device now was reporting humidity levels lower than it previously recorded. I now need to manually check the other device readings, and if they exceed my limits, I need to alert Alexa to turn on my dehumidifiers, thus negating the use of this device. On a positive note, I was able to create a routine in the Alexa app, which would 1) turn on my dehumidifiers (actually the smart plugs to which they are connected), 2) have Alexa tell me “Dehumidifiers on”, then 3) wait 1 hr and 30 minutes, next 4) turn the dehumidifiers off, and finally 5) have Alexa tell me “Dehumidifiers off.” However there is no IFTTT applet which will automate this process so don’t don’t have to tell Alexa to turn on dehumidifiers. Once I get an alert, I still need to have Alexa turn on the dehumidifiers. This is NOT the sensor’s fault. This brand just doesn’t have an applet using IFTTT. I will continue to monitor differences for another month and report back. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Just purchased and installed the device. Temperature and humidity readings are pretty much accurate with other “non-smart” devices in my unfinished basement. Notifications work correctly, as I’m alerted when the humidity level exceeds my target. I like the backlit screen and that I don’t need to worry about batteries dying. I’m currently trying to work with the Smart Life app and IFTTT app to trigger my smart plugs to turn on/off (for 2 dehumidifiers) based on humidity levels in basement. At this point I have not figured out how to create those scenarios. Hoping to be able soon. Currently, once I receive an alert, I open appropriate app and turn on/off the plugs. Once I succeed, the process will be automated.

I bought two of these for my chicken coop and greenhouse. They are accurate and easy to connect and use. These have been invaluable for monitoring temperature. However they do not register below 32° which is thier only downfall. Being wifi has a huge advantage over the Bluetooth ones I tried using before.

I use the Tuya ecosystem almost exclusively. Tuya has some issues with Google Home, but works great with Home Assistant. Tuya local allows local automation tasks and does not depend on the internet. Faster and more responsive. This was compared against a calibrated Fluke meter, and is about a degree off, sometimes two. This is great for home automation. Cons: 1-the time the backlight stays on cannot be adjusted. 2-the viewing angle is narrow. 3-the built in stand is flimsy and broke when my dog accidentally pulled it off the nightstand when she got tangled in the cord under the bed. A few drops of 5 minute epoxy fixed this. Recommended for a good room monitor, but not so much for beginners.

No idea of accuracy. It's close, I suppose. My application was simply to be sure my furnace was running when I was on winter travel. Furnace is old and I did not like the risk of a 5 hour drive for a 4 day winter trip and then returning home to find pipes frozen/broken because the furnace failed. This gizmo talks over wifi and I can see my home temp on my phone. If the furnace died I could return home right away and fix it before disaster. This thing does that job very well. So I am satisfied with the buy.

I use one of these in my workshop, and also in my greenhouse, to monitor the temperature of the plants that I grow there. While the thermometer is WiFi compatible and works with Alexa, there is a lot of room for improvement. Saying, "Alexa, what is the temperature in the greenhouse," will return, "Greenhouse doesn't support that." I have to ask, "Alexa, what is the temperature of Greenhouse Thermometer," which is the name I gave to the device. Also, if I ask what the humidity of Greenhouse Thermometer is, I get, "That's not supported yet." Fortunately, I can write routines which reference the thermometer's temperature--but not the humidity--in order to turn smart plugs on and off. So, these thermometers will automatically control my greenhouse fan and my heaters. This is the main thing that I need them to do. Why these aren't fully voice accessible through Alexa is a mystery. This would require one simple update to fix, and it would greatly increase the thermometer's utility.

The connection to Smart Life was quick and easy. I could view the temp/humidity via Smart Life and also ask Alexa for the current temperature. So, the basics work; but that is not why I bought this device. Here are the problems: * To set up a scene, you go to Smart and click the "+" icon. This icon rarely shows up and when it does show up it normally lasts for a few seconds. You need to kill Smart Life, go back in, and get ready to hit the "+" as soon as you hit Smart. A frustrating exercise. * Once in the scene setup, the slider in selecting the temperature is too sensitive and could take you a few minutes to select the temperature you want, if you ever to get it. Setting up the scene is like setting up an Alexa routine, a no brainer if you have ever done that. * Now that the scene is set up and activated, just sit back and watch it. And watch it. And watch it. Huh? It never actually performs the action on the linked smart device when the temperature changes. For my use I would call this non functional and will be sending it back.

I needed a way to check the temperature when I was away from home. This device connected easily to my wifi network and is a great addition to my Google home app!

This temperature sensor seems to be accurate, easy to set up and able to monitor remotely on your phone. I have an issue where if you set high or low alarms, the SMS texting feature is additional cost. It's not cheep, like $49.00 a year. This sucks because I know there are other sensors out there with free SMS. I will be replacing it as soon as I purchase another. Other than that, all else is good.

Muy fácil de configurar y con ayuda de ifttt pude controlar el minisplit con un infrarojo broadlink

La temperatura tiene datos correctos, pero la diferencia qué arroja para medir la humedad es de más de 20° con otros higrometros. Tengo dos marcas de higrometros qué marcan un % de humedad y este que esperaba conectar por wifi, pero la diferencia de medición no lo hace nada certera y prácticamente inútil