Atmotube Pro Portable Air Quality Monitor [PM1, PM2.5, PM10, VOCs, Temperature, Humidity and Barometric Pressure Sensor]

It has all of the different types of pollutants listed and gives a good overview of the quality of the air. It does take some time to get an accurate measure of air quality as it needs more readings to get a good average. The battery lasts well and it didn't take long to charge via USB C. I would highly recommend this item.

It does the job intended for. If you bought it for air quality measurement works like a charm, device goes iddle to save batery and once needed pres the button and will read the air arround you. If you bought it to 'mine' planets and doesn't work for you...better look somewhere else.

Like: Ease of use, real-time figures on screen. It’s small. Led on device reflects the AQS in that moment. Good battery life. I accidentally left mine out in wind and rain and it still works. Dislike: I think it’s the average over a minute that’s recorded, so the recorded data doesn’t always reflect how bad the air quality has been within that time if, say, the cause of low AQS is a smoking chimney...whereby the AQS is very high when the smoke isn’t directly flowing over the Atmotube. You can’t turn device off to record data in same place at same time each day, it records everything. The fan inside can make the AQS fluctuate slightly when it turns on. The fan does make a noise loud enough to hear in a quiet room. Overall the device is great and I recommend.

The product itself seems to work as expected. However, the product no longer charges so is useless. I barely got a years worth out of it and only used it minimally for travel back home during wildfire season. For the price, I would not recommend.

Really great being able to see the quality of the air we breath no matter where we go I carry one AtmoTube pro to my belt

I really enjoyed using this. We had some concerns on air quality ans so purchased this. It was real easy to set up and connect with the app and going. In the main it was fine. We used it for about a month and after the initial interest and once we recognised the patterns ot wasnt used again, so in reality the price for use was high but this seemed the most compared to other products. I was curious on the air quality where we live. I had a slight conflict with the accuracy, as when it was on standby and the app was in the background running it would dip in air quality but when I looked at the app the air quality would suddenly improve by between 5 and 10 points. This did make me question the accuracy, however when you hover the device over different appliances you can notably see the changes. Hope this helps.

Very interesting knowing what you are breathing in. Its put me off travelling on the London underground Not sure how accurate it actually is but it certainly gives you a good idea. Certainly worth having this one as it reads PPM's

Perfect little device that gives you updated information in the air that you currently breathing. What the readings change when you enter more polluted areas, this gives you the opportunity to either move or limit your exposure.

I wish everyone had one. You can check out air quality wherever you are. People might start taking air quality seriously if they knew how bad it can be.

In vergelijking tot andere luchtkwaliteitsmonitoren is deze niet heel erg nauwkeurig. De waardes van deze monitor komt niet overeen met mijn andere monitoren. Vooral de vocs worden niet nauwkeurig gemeten. Pluspunt is wel dat het compact is en de batterij lang meegaat op een lading.

I've had the Atmotube Pro for a few weeks now, after looking at several other options to monitor air quality in my small wood shop. I've noticed that reviews of other sensors on Amazon have claimed a sensor is accurate, without offering any proof by, say, comparing the sensor to a known calibrated standard. That doesn't give me much confidence However, if you are interested in accuracy, search online for AQ-SPEC Summary Tables (Amazon doesn't allow URLs in reviews). That will take you to a webpage maintained by the South Coast AQMD that shows tests of a variety of low-cost air quality sensors. Their tests are run against lab calibration standards and field comparisons to very expensive calibrated sensors. The Atmotube ranks quite well - better than the Dylos, a popular, though now outdated, low-cost sensor. In fact, the Atmotube ranks pretty well against the very expensive lab sensors. That gave me enough incentive to spring for the Atmotube. The Atmotube has good battery life, roughly 8-10 days or so if you're only capturing data every 15 min. That goes down to about 1.5 days if you're capturing every minute. Of course you can just leave it plugged into power if you want to monitor for long periods of time. The smartphone interface is nice. It shows you plots of air quality including PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 vs time. And you can download the data to your computer. So far its been quite useful for figuring out the main sources of dust in my shop, and how fast my air cleaner can get rid of it. And in my house it's opened my eyes to what frying fish can do to the air quality. It seems to be quite sensitive - registering the effects of cooking even while the sensor is 30ft away in my den.

Dommage qu’il y a pas le wifi … c’est vraiment pas top ça après c’est bien l’application

Me ha permitido crear hábitos más saludables respecto a la contaminación del aire. Saber cuando ventilar y cómo, cuando usar el purificador de aire y ver la calidad del aire en diferentes sitios de la casa y momentos del día. Creo que es muy útil, pero una vez creados los hábitos ya no hace falta, así que lo he prestado a varios amigos que opinan también que es muy útil.