GoveeLife Smart Air Quality Monitor with PM2.5, WiFi, Temperature & Humidity Sensors, LED Display, 2s Refresh, 2-Year Data Storage, for Home & Office Wired

Make sure you have a router with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Setup is easy, the app works fine and the alarm notifications work as desired. These don’t take up much space and seem to be accurate.

I was hoping to use this sensor in order to build Alexa routines that controlled air purifiers and fans, as it monitored air quality and temperature. Sadly, it does not show up under the smart home section of Alexa routine triggers. So I can't use it for the purpose of automation unless I buy further into Govee devices. At $45? That's a big oversight in my opinion.Update: After contacting their support team at Govee, we were able to come to an agreeable resolution to the problem I had. So while the product didn't meet my expectations, their support team vastly exceeded it. Good job Govee! 👍🏼

Overall, this is a great air monitor for the money and I love the smart home integration and automation you can setup if you have other Govee products.I bought 2 Govee HEPA air purifiers, one for my downstairs, and one for our master bedroom. I also bought 2 of these air monitors (even though the air purifiers also have their own PM 2.5 sensors). For the downstairs, I placed one of the monitors on the other side of the house and have automations so that if air quality dips in that room, it can still trigger my Govee HEPA air purifier on the same level into high mode to help purifier and circulate the air quicker along the ~1,250 sqft area. Once healthier air quality conditions are met I can also set an automation to put the HEPA filter back down to auto / low.The temperature readings are fairly accurate out of the box, and you’re able to make adjustments if needed. I also have a Govee space heater that unfortunately can’t automatically turn on or off to maintain a set temperature, but with this sensor and automation, I can set commands to automatically turn on or off the space heater to keep the room within a set temperature range.The unit also shows humidity, which is also very important for indoor air quality and health. I’ve learned that in some rooms or conditions my humidity can get a bit higher than ideal in warmer weather or after a shower in our master bathroom. I’ve been managing that now by leaving on the bathroom ventilation longer than I would have previously. But I’m also looking into adding Govee humidifiers and dehumidifiers to help manage it more closely and also be able to take advantage of smart home automation to handle that as well.The only thing I was a little disappointed with is that it doesn’t monitor other key air quality metrics that some other brands offer (VOCs, PM10, CO2, etc), and would be great if these could also double as carbon monoxide or combustible gas detectors. However, given the price point, I’m sure if they offered these features the units would be a bit more expensive.Given that, I was torn on trying to decide between eating this 4 or 5 stars (I would rate it 4.5 if given the option by Amazon), but ultimately, given the price vs features and performance it does have, I think a 5 star rating is still fair and justifiable.

I’ve been using the GoveeLife Smart Air Quality Monitor with PM for a year now, and it’s been working very well. The readings appear accurate, and it integrates seamlessly into my smart home setup. I’m becoming a big fan of Govee products—they seem to be made with quality in mind.While I wish this monitor had Matter support, it connects easily through Alexa and works great with my Govee air purifier and smart heater. It’s especially helpful for automations, making it a valuable addition to my Govee ecosystem.

I have used several Govee products before, including an accurate, compact, but Bluetooth-only battery-operated monitor. I purchased this one because I was interested in the ability to access both live and logged temperature and hygrometer information remotely. I was not specifically looking for the air quality measurement, but I found it extremely interesting and accurate. The display comes in handy, too.The product design is very good, much better than the price would suggest, and installing it via the mobile app is a breeze. Kudos to Govee.

Got this mainly to monitor smoke around the house from wildfires, cooking, smoking, etc. so I know when to ventilate or to shut windows. I can tell it's very accurate and consistent by how it responds to being moved around, or changes I make in its surroundings.It has some smart features like it will dim or shut off the screen according to a schedule (so it doesn't disturb your sleep). You can link it to a Govee air filter so that the filter activates automatically when air is dirty.

The media could not be loaded. Because of the recent wildfires, I bought this to measure the pollution in my house to make sure I knew when to turn up the air purifiers. This meter is cute, smaller than expected but it doesn’t seem to work. It measured my PM2.5 levels at 0.00 and yhe highest reading it reached was 0.01. Even when my Coway Airmega (which has a built in sensor) kicked up to max while I was cooking, the Govee continued to show 0.00. I even hooked it up to a battery and took it outside…still 0.00. And as I mentioned, I live in LA and there’s wildfires so the AQI definitely wasn’t 0.00. The temperature reading was also inaccurate so basically this thing is worthless.

I was skeptical about buying because some reviews said that it didn’t work.But it seems to be working fine for me.Inside the house it normally reads zero.When I take it to my open porch it will read about 4 or 5. Consistent with air quality in my town when I look it up.Back inside….it will start reading above 0 if we start cooking certain foods. Frying bacon in a pan produces the highest numbers I’ve seen inside my house.So it looks like it’s working fine for me.