WiFi Thermometer Hygrometer H5179 with App Notification Alert | Humidity temperature sensor, portable. Wireless remote monitor greenhouse, incubator, wine cellar with 2-yr data

I bought this since my Necto Temperature monitor was up for renewal. It appears the service is almost as much as the sensor. The GoVee was a no brainer purchase because the service is free and the sensor itself is very affordable. I found this sensor connects easily to my Starlink mini. Now my RV temperature can be monitored remotely even if there isn’t any cellular service in the campground. The caveat is It works great on the Starlink low data rate of $10.00 a month.

Im trying to hatch a few peafowl eggs, which are notoriously delicate and therefore quite challenging to hatch in an incubator and so i wanted to have a secondary reading of the temperature and humidity because of how detrimental the difference of a single degree or the slightest range of RH can be for peafowl eggs. I tested the govee wifi thermometer against two other thermometers, one digital and the other digital/bluetooth, and everything more or less checked out. Set up was quick, even more so because i already had the "govee home" app downloaded. Interface is straightforward and easy. I really appreciate being able to set a temperature and a humidity range and be alerted if the device reads outside that range but my favorite part is all the collected data. This way i can note down the average temperature and RH by the hour and day, without actually having to sit there and watch the incubator all day; whether this egg incubation fails or succeeds, these notes will eventually be my guide for future incubations. Overall a great device to have for anything temperature and/or humid sensitive.

This works great, the wifi connects easily and once set up it stays connected. It's a real piece of mind when you are not at home and don't want come home to extreme temperatures. It seems fairly accurate and stays on consistently. It seems to hold up so far and does a good job of keeping track of the temperature. It's a good value compared to other monitors I've seen.

The device configured fine with the app though it's very slow to update. It actually seems much quicker just using Google Home. The temperature reading seemed fine initially but quickly (within a couple hours) fell to at least 7° F below the actual temperature (via a trusted infrared thermometer). This is beyond the range that can be corrected via calibration (5.4° F). I am in the process of contacting support for a replacement and will update if that experience is successful. Update: Support did provide a replacement after a reasonable amount of information requested. The replacement initially seemed to be way off as well (replacement: 75.6° F, original: 60.8° F, infrared thermometer: 68.3° F). However, after letting it settle/adjust (not sure why this was necessary), the new sensor appears to be accurate. The old seems to still sometimes be a few degrees low at least. Given this, updating my rating from a 1 to a 4.

I bought this as a safeguard for our RV. We use the app to check the AC/Heater is at a good temp for our dogs. We were at a company picnic in October when the alert came through that the RV was at 84 degrees, in the rush to get out the door on time the AC didn't get switched on after having the windows open all night (Texas was in the 50s at night and was in the 80s during day.) We rushed home got the dogs ice water and they were barely bothered. Make sure the app and alerts are correctly set, because it took some trial and error to get the alerts to go off on my phone, I used heating pads and ice packs to simulate temp ranges, but once correct its been a literal life saver!

Bought this to monitor the temperature in the house while on vacation - phone app and device are easy to install and use. Inexpensive peace of mind. Haven't purchased any other Govee devices, but will certainly consider them if the need arises.

I bought two of these and they never worked properly. The readings were off by several degrees compared to other thermometers, and the humidity reading was 30%... in the middle of the humid Panamanian rainforest! In the end, they stopped communicating via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Final destination: the trash.

Had this for almost a year. I keep it under a trailer that I have to protect it's contents. I'm impressed by the ease of monitoring the condition from my phone.