WiFi Hygrometer Thermometer Sensor, Smart Room Temperature Humidity Monitor for Home, Indoor Hygrometer Humidity Meter with Remote App Notification Alert, Work with Tuya App, Compatible with Alexa

These are very effective, and handy for monitoring the temperature in various parts of the house.

small, simple to use. works ok with Alexa through smartlife.Batteries last about 1 month. I have attached a couple of "c" cells in a battery holder to provide more capacity. should last around 5 months that way. (batteries are now bigger than the unit.I have 2, there is a 5% offset between them in the humidity reading. I use them to trigger a dehumidifier, so have a different routine for each sensor, with different trip setting to take account of this.

Setup was a breeze. Found the network in seconds and now I have frost stat on a remote section of the house. I like that the Tuya app shows the current temperature and humidity on the main page. Top buy!

I bought this to turn on a fan heater for when it drops a below a certain temperature only thing it shows in Google home is the temperature and humidity if you want to trigger anything it has to be done through tuys app

For a temperature and humidity sensor it works well for the price but please note this device cannot be used as a trigger for routines in Alexa. I wanted to use it to switch a heater on when the temperature dropped but it can't do that.

Easy to set up, as soon as I opened the Smart Life app it recognised the sensor and that was that.ever since it has recorded accurate temps and humidity which I use to trigger a wifi heater in the room.

Used the product previously with no concerns. Bought a second for a different location knowing i would have to temporarily set my home network to 2.4 ghz only but it would not go into pairing mode or find connect to the network. Returned for a refund

While our boiler was out of commission, I needed a way to keep our toddler comfy at night. I used this via eFamily Cloud which drives our other devices (lights/outlet sockets) Set the automation between her bedtime hours to turn on the plug to the fan heater once the temperature was less than 15 and to turn off once it 'sees' over 17.5. It was important to set value references as 'greater than'/'less than', otherwise if you set to an exact temperature... and the room went past that temperature value in between the device/app checking, it would have missed its cue and the associate device will not turn on/off (if that makes sense).All in all, been kinda a lifesaver when we used it in this way! I'm not sure if our baby monitor over-reads temperature or this under-reads however as there's a disparity between both values I have noticed.