🔥 X-Sense XS01-WT: Wi-Fi Enabled Smoke Detector with Replaceable Lithium Battery & Silence Button - Smart Fire Alarm for Enhanced Safety Review

Easy to connect to the app. Smoke is blown in and an alarm goes off. You would only know the alarm went off if you were in the same room as the device as a fire alarm does not send a signal to your phone. Total shit, as far as "smart" is concerned.

I really like this for the security and convenience of having you notified on your phone. When I checked, he recommended a 3-pack wireless system, which I also bought. Just be careful there is no wifi access. But even if they all turn off, if one of them is easy to install, at least one of them. If you want them all to have Wi-Fi to alert your phone, you'll have to buy several of these

I got this because I have other detectors of this brand and like them. This is good because it connects to my phone if there is a problem. Installation was no more difficult than a standard detector, apart from the application, which was not difficult to connect. I have it next to my children's room in the basement and it puts me at ease because it is next to the boiler room. I can't comment on the battery life since it's new. I'll get another one for mine upstairs.

I wish I could give this one 0 stars. I have been working as a software developer for more than 15 years, this is not the first time I put devices with the iPhone 8 in the application, I downloaded both applications, I have been working as a software developer for more than 15 years, this is not my first Experience. Time to install devices with iPhone 8 in the app. I downloaded both apps and tried to install this device on my iPhone 8 for over an hour. DO NOT buy this product as you are wasting

They are not connected. A fan of fire starts in a distant room without you noticing. Also, app-based alerts are destroyed by the Smart Life app because it cannot tell the difference between device types. Warnings: all or nothing. Therefore, a light that does not turn on sends the same warning as a fire alarm. It's useless. I ended up buying a Wi-Fi siren as well and dedicating it to this purpose. However, remember that all of this requires a working internet connection. At least in this case…

I set up the X-Sense Smart Smoke Detector with the Smart Life App after reading the instructions. Use "Sensor" on the left side of the application after clicking the + sign in the top right corner. Then tap on "Alarm clock (WLAN)” in the options. Do not use a "smoke alarm" as it will not work. I tested the smoke alarm by blowing out a lit candle and pointing the smoke alarm at the smoke. The smoke alarm went off and sent an alert to my phone, and I also got an alert on my Apple Watch. I know…

nice size. Like any other detector, it is easy to assemble. However, when it comes to Wi-Fi, this device doesn't seem to connect or warn. I bought three of these and no one warned me about the app when I stumbled across it. None of them would be silent with the app. Not to mention my wife lit the smoking fire while I stood with the detector on top. I nearly choked on smoke within 50 seconds of the fire starting until this unit was shut off. (I hold my breath for 50 seconds and burn my eyes from

First, the small size is beautiful. I bought them because I wanted a detector in the basement. But since the basement is empty most of the time, I wanted to make sure we hear the warning. This is where the Wi-Fi detector came into play. I figured that even if we couldn't hear it, we would be warned on our smart devices. The connection isn't the best for WiFi in the basement. But with the added configuration option, if the device loses connection, you will also get a notification on your smart…