🌡️ Enhanced Qingping Bluetooth Digital Thermometer Hygrometer Sensor Compatible with HomeKit (Exclusive for iOS), Wireless Indoor Temperature and Humidity Monitor with E Ink Display for Home Review

The temperature sensor is pretty accurate, but I bought it for use in the HomeKit environment and it's terrible. Currently, the sensor shows the temperature is 61.8 degrees, but the Qingping app and the home app report that it shows 67 degrees. The Qingping app even does a little routine of showing a spinning element that shows the app is syncing with the sensor, but once it says it's syncing, the app and home temperatures are still there not correct. Basically, this item is advertised as…

I use it to control the humidity in my basement. So far it works very well with Apple Home, allowing me to check the humidity without having to go downstairs. The e-ink display is very nice and easy to read. Some reviews mention that the device has a magnetic back, but I don't have that feature. I glued a magnet to the back so I can easily attach it to a metal cabinet. The included wall mount is also odd, as it doesn't physically connect to the device. Maybe that's because of the missing…

The design and feel of the hygrometer is very nice and initially it seemed to work well but after a few months the performance of the device dropped off badly. The readings of temperature and humidity now differ from other devices by several degrees, and the main function of the product (network functions) almost stopped working. Have changed the battery several times and tried it in different places, however the device just seems to have failed after 3 months of use. A decent option if you…

Love Love Love the e-ink screen on this thing! Much sharper and crisper than the pictures show! The ideal arrangement is a higher temperature # over a lower humidity #. And the form factor is clean, simple, modern-looking and room-readable. The only flaw is the attachment tab. The thermometer itself has powerful magnets that stick strongly to anything magnetic, but the mounting tab itself contains so little metal that the thermometer falls off its mount every time someone walks past it. You can

I installed this temperature and humidity sensor in my garage to monitor the temperature. The device works very well and is easy to set up in the Apple Homekit. You can't control with the sensor, which I think is more of a Homekit limitation than the sensor. I also installed a Cielo remote thermostat in my garage to control my Carrier Mini split. It doesn't support Apple Homekit but has its own iOS app. So I have two sources for temperature and humidity. Both agree in their accuracy properties.