UbiBot WS1 Pro WiFi Temperature Humidity Sensor,Wireless Thermometer Hygrometer,Freezer Data Logger with Alerts, Remote Temperature Monitor,IFTTT,Alexa(2.4GHz WiFI only)

I have purchased a different model(WS1) before. For this new model, you can see the network status, sensor readings on the big screen. I used the PC tools to setup the device, which I feel it is much quicker than using the APP especially if you have many of these devices. I do see a lot of improvements in the new version of the app and pc tools. Push notification for alerts is now working properly. The battery life is indicated to be 8-12 months which is much longer than the WS1 model. I will test it out.Great product!

What a great accurate piece of gear! Use it in my Motorhome on a MIFI device to both monitor temp for my dogs and with two external probes to check battery temp.So pleased bought one for my house.You can set so many different “rules” to tell you what you want, it’s simple to set up and I get alerts say by email when the temp hits 25c and when it returns to normal.I made a mistake and rubbed of the serial number so couldn’t change the WiFi network so a Sunday e mail to the help desk got a response in two hours of how to log in to portal and sort.Why can’t EU and US companies make great gear like this AND provide a caring service.Well done Ubibot team.

Not fit for purpose. The WiFi connection is unstable and it takes ages to set up. Bought it , pulled it out after a few weeks.The Ethernet model works fine.

The device itself is great, it seems accurate and the graphing is useful.The iOS app is pretty decent, at least for showing graphs and configuration.I prefer not to rely on mobile apps, especially iOS, because all too often they are not maintained and eventually you are left with a device you can barely use.The Ubibot web portal is another matter. Everything is so cryptic, and whilst I can view the same graphs as the mobile app, most the functionality they promised is impenetrable and looks amateurish (Times New Roman font, and everything is in broken English and labelled badly).I still don't understand how to set up IFFT alerts, and the promise I could set up a local API without having to use their cloud platform, seems to require a monthly subscription to their developer program.Just to be clear, this is a monthly paid subscription for a temp/humidity meter, for goodness sake please get real.

Incredible value for money. Exceeded my expectations for a simple environmental monitoring system. Its located in my holiday caravan 120 miles away from my home and it allows me to check on conditions over the winter when the site is closed.It runs off a phone charger but will revert to battery power if the mains supply fails and I get an alert on my phone. If the caravan Wi-Fi goes down for a period of time the data is stored internally and automatically synchronises to the app on recovery.You can set low temperature alarms and high humidity alarms and you receive notifications to your phone and an optional email. The phone app and the PC app allows graph plots on the screen for all variables and export of all the data in csv format for excel spreadsheet. It even generates reports in PDF format, all for £ 99.99. Highly recommended.

To monitor the temperature and humidity in the grow room, I searched through Amazon and finally decided to try with this product. The device is worth its price because it is reliable for providing accurate readings. The app provided for the device is very easy to operate. It is really useful that alerts can be sent via emails, app and IFTTT notifications for free. I combined the three modes for each rule just in case I missed an alert. Didn't try with SMS and voice call alerts as they are paid services. BTW, The support said it's better to use external probes for humidity 90% and above.

All the ubibot devices have eventually failed after 1 to 2 years. Too expensive to replace all of them.

Nice compact unit with clear display. The app isn’t the most intuitive to begin with but once you work it out it’s straight forward. Very handy to be able to remotely monitor a space.