I use three of these sensors. In the native application, it shows atmospheric pressure. I was pleased with the opportunity to find out the temperature, for example, on the balcony, from Alice. Operates over Zigbee protocol so a gateway or compatible USB stick is required

We have a very convenient "smart home" system installed in our house. We connected the necessary components to the Aqara Hub base - smart sockets, switches and other devices. We recently purchased an Aqara room temperature and humidity sensor, which monitors the temperature and humidity in the room, controls the heating and air conditioning of the room. An air conditioner was connected to a smart socket and the system independently controls and maintains the set temperature using a sensor…

Has some pros A very useful thing. Sitting at home, it is possible to monitor the temperature in the country on the Internet. Different cons: One temperature sensor turned out to be defective (it "ate" the battery in a day). Changed.

I easily connected station 2 via , without any hubs. Shows temperature, pressure, humidity. If anyone has questions about the timing of the sensor ate, then here is the answer from the support service: "The readings of sensors connected to the smart home are ated every 60 minutes or when the sensor has detected significant changes. For example, if during this period the sensor registers a change in temperature of less than 0.5°C or a change in humidity of less than 6%, the temperature and…

I already bought one a long time ago and hung it in the corridor, now I bought the second one at a discount. hung on the street

In the summer, it will be possible to turn on / off the air conditioner when the set temperature is reached using the acar hub (works as an IR remote control), until you use this functionality. But to use such a scenario, it is necessary to provide a place for installing the hub in the same room. In my opinion, a useful sensor in the presence of a certain set of acar devices (IR remote control, automatic cornice for curtains)

Great sensor! Connected to Aqara home and automatically integrated into . Set up to turn on / off the humidifier and telegram notifications about the increase / decrease in atmospheric pressure (there are those in the family that respond to pressure changes)

I connected the Aqara Hub base with an air conditioner and a humidifier. First, I controlled the operation of devices through the hub, then I bought a temperature sensor, now I check the operation of devices through a smartphone, it’s more convenient. Especially since it's not as expensive as I thought. I have seen more expensive options. But I'm already familiar with the brand, so I don't see the point in experimenting. Happy with purchase, works as expected.

In Station, I wrote scenarios according to which, at a certain temperature or humidity that this sensor produces, either an air conditioner, or a humidifier, or a heater is turned on. Needed in every room - will buy more.

There are 5 Xiaomi square BLE temperature and humidity sensors in a private house, I use them only for monitoring. And there are also two Aqara sensor data, gas boiler control scenarios are configured according to them, the connection with Gateway 3 works well, the temperature step in scenarios is 0.5 degrees, which is convenient and comfortable. In square sensors with a screen, the step is 1 degree + large delays in the triggering of the scenario when crossing the temperature limit. I…

Pros: Take only from the aliexpress seller, he has a normal European version Got cons: Player Ru sent the Chinese version It will not fit European aqara hub m2

Its pros: Very handy and high quality temperature and humidity sensor. High reliability and accuracy. Some cons: Through metal partitions, the range is reduced several times.

Has some pros Compact sensor. Immediately added to the gateway. Alice sees and can be used in scripts. Different cons: Alice sees only temperature and humidity. Pressure is only visible in the Aqara app

works with gateway version 3 in 2022 region Some pros: Works great, shows temperature, humidity and pressure. Very small and light, firmly glued to the complete adhesive tape Cons below: a little expensive, a sensor with a screen and BLE but without pressure is half the price

Everything in it is good, but there is a nuance. If automation is hung on the sensor for one of the parameters (temperature or humidity), then it works clearly, with the stated error. However, if automation is connected from one sensor both in terms of temperature and humidity, the error of operation increases, keep this in mind! Yes, for automation for heating, humidification, air conditioning of an apartment, house, it is enough, even with the run-up that occurs when both sensor parameters…

With its pros. Works with Alice, shows everything it should (temperature, humidity, pressure) Cons: There was no insulation pad under the battery, the charge seemed to be 100%, but it's strange why not.

Pros: ease of use. Connects with Alice. Reports temperature and humidity, through the application you can see the pressure. Its cons: The developers did not solve the issue of bypassing the sensors. Previously, if you ask about the temperature, all sensors were bypassed.

Works flawlessly, Alice sees, only with the pressure of incomprehension. The pressure also shows in mm, so those who say the opposite are wrong .

Pros below: Measures all three quantities - temperature, humidity and pressure. The measurements are accurate. Got cons: Can't display pressure in mmRtSt, but hopefully Xiaomi will implement soon. Alice does not see it through the Xiaomi hub

The sensor is quite sensitive, so you really need to carefully choose the place for installation, because the temperature (and other indicators) may differ by a degree (maybe more) depending on the installation location and height, which may make adjustments to the automation setting for other devices. Not the most obvious choice of the sensor as the default indicator in the MiHome app (used in conjunction with the Xiaomi humidifier), but you can live with it, especially since I mainly use it…