The setup was simple, and I like that it connects right to my phone. The app shows all the little details, temperature, humidity, trends, and it even stores info offline, which is nice. What I like most is being able to check everything in real time. Whether I place one in a storage room or near a pet area, I can see exactly what’s going on without having to walk back and forth. The solar design is a bonus too, because it cuts down on constantly changing batteries. It’s compact, clean-looking, and blends in anywhere I put it. Overall, I’m really happy with these. They do exactly what I wanted, and the convenience of the remote app control has already come in handy more than once. Definitely a smart little addition to the house. Read more
This temperature and humidity monitor works really well. The display is clear and easy to read, and I like that it connects to the app so I can check the information from my phone. Setup was simple and it seems accurate so far. It’s a helpful device for keeping track of the environment in the room. Read more
Good but takes a second to reconnect once you exit the app. Refresh a couple times, close the app. Reopen, refresh a couple times and it connects. Other than that, solid little device. Read more
The BaldrTherm Bluetooth Solar Humidity and Temperature Monitor works excellently. It is easy to connect to the app and allows you to view temperature and humidity in real time from your phone. I really like that it stores data and displays trend graphs, in addition to sending alerts when levels change. It is compact, accurate, and very useful for monitoring the environment at home or in storage areas. Read more
Wow, this is the only 1 star review, yet this device totally fails with its Homegar app. The app doesn't bother to update from the thermometers, and so they offer readings 12 hours old. If you refresh the Homegar app, though. they're still reporting old data. If you don't believe the readings, you can click each thermometer and then they update, telling you the real temperature. What's good is that? I asked AI about the problem, and it said to avoid junky BaldrTherm products and get something that works. The last straw was that the app stopped working altogether in less than 24 hours, and I could not even log in anymore. Just the waste of time I need in a busy life. Read more
The media could not be loaded. I was able to pair each thermometer with my phone in a very short amount of time, and the app provided me with uncomplicated instructions throughout the procedure. On account of the fact that there are two units, I suggest naming them according to their location straight away. After I had done that, opening the application, seeing both readings, and knowing precisely which area is being reported without any doubt became a breeze for me to utilize on a regular basis. The product begins to earn its keep when it comes to the control of the application. Regarding the pet area, I established more stringent high and low thresholds since it is essential for that region to remain within a consistent range. In the case of the outside sensor, I established more expansive boundaries and used it as an early warning system in the event that the temperature drops more rapidly than anticipated in the nighttime. The notifications have been constant and sent on time, and they have the impression of a little prod rather than a torrent of information. One thing to keep in mind is that notifications are dependent on your phone's ability to enable notifications to run in the background. Because of this, it is a good idea to check permissions once and then forget about it. I have been able to obtain reliable updates from the patio area through normal inside walls to the rooms where my phone is often located. The device boasts a coverage range of around 200 feet, and although every property is different, I have been able to get solid updates from outside. When I am on the extreme edge of the range, I regard it as monitoring rather than providing updates on a second-by-second basis, which is perfectly OK for the way that I use it. The thermometer continues to function normally even when the connection is lost because I am walking too far away from it. This is the most crucial aspect. It continues to collect readings, and when I come within range, the software syncs and fills in the missing time. This prevents the record from leaving gaps that make it difficult to trust the information. Read more
Bought two of these small sensors last month, one for the baby room and one for the wine fridge in the garage because I’m tired of guessing if things are staying in range, set them up in like 30 seconds each, just opened the app, scanned the QR, done. Readings update every 10 seconds and match my old digital thermometer within half a degree, pretty spot-on. I stuck one on the wall with the included adhesive and the other just sits on a shelf, both stay put and look clean, no giant display screaming at you. The solar strip thing actually works, even under regular room lights the battery still shows 100% after four weeks, haven’t touched a battery yet. Went on a long weekend trip and left Bluetooth off the whole time, when I got home everything synced instantly and I could scroll back day-by-day to see the garage never went above 72, nice peace of mind. App is simple, graphs are easy to read, and I set alerts so it pings me if the baby room drops below 65 at night, came in handy once when the heater acted up. Couple nitpicks: the app only shows one device at a time on the main screen, have to swipe to switch between rooms which is kinda annoying, and in total darkness the screen goes completely blank, you gotta tap it or shine a light to wake it up. Still, for the size and price these are way better than the chunky ones I had before, already ordered a third for the reptile tank, definitely worth keeping around. Read more
