TP-Link Tapo Smart Temperature and Humidity Sensor T310, White, Requires Tapo Hub, High-Accuracy Swiss-Made Sensor, Real-Time Notifications, Free Data Storage, Long-Lasting Performance

Got this for the garage and it works great. So far, it shows the same temperature as the other gauges, it’s small and discreet design will never be an eyesore. It was easy to set up and connect to the Tapo app, and the range seems very good. It works great, especially at its price point.

I got one of these and some Tapo water sensors for my basement. All the Tapo products work effortlessly. The app is intuitive, and everything connects and works just as expected. The monitor is small, great looking, and accurate. I particularly like the look of the e-ink display.I wanted something to remotely monitor the humidity in the basement (and less importantly the temperature), and this works perfectly for that purpose. I could have gotten the model without the display, but for a few bucks extra, I like this one better. In fact, after having the first one for a few months, I got another one for the living room.One note: it took about a day before I could see the readings in the phone app from outside my house. And, I hope they eventually release one with a clock.

When paired with the smart hub, this is a fantastic little smart monitor. The screen is very easy to read and updates fairly quickly. Being able to monitor the temperature and humidity throughout the day with graphs in the Tapo app is great, and you can also set it to trigger actions if temperature or humidity gets outside of your set parameter (such as use one of the Tapo smart plugs to turn on a fan or a humidifier, if your humidifier turns on with power applied at least).

I've been adding cameras and sensors to my house and rv. This sensor works good in the rv as a room monitor and i have one in the refrigerator to monitor the temp. You need a hub for these to work but they work well, no issues.

I love TP-Link products. On whole I have been using them for 20+ years, and have had a very good performance and endurance of each TP-Link product from lightbulbs, outlets and switches, to Wi-Fi extenders, and now sensors. I like these TP-link tap sensors better than Ring's hub based sensor, because tapo are easier to install and maintain, and seem to perform much more consistently. I have this particular model in my covered poultry run (chicken house) and I find it to be very accurate. The only hiccup was that one of the three tapo sensor I received had a CR2450 battery that immediately needed to be replaced. But the other two tapo sensors same with good batteries.

Love how it's now very affordable to buy into an ecosystem that enables automation triggered by temperature and humidity. I have 2 TP-Link Kasa plugs attached to a heater and a humidifier respectively and one of these + a hub was all I needed to get smart switches to actually behave smartly and keep my child's room within a temperature and humidity range. The OLED screen has wonderful contrast, compared to my Govee hygrometers that I owned prior and now use as a comparison to see how accurate they are. They match each other within 0.2-0.3 F / 1 % humidity. Time will tell how long they last but I fully expect them to last as long as they say they will.

I use this sensor to make sure the bath fan is turned on when the shower is run. Most people don’t understand how bad humidity over 60% can be in the winter, and lead to mold and other moisture issues. I used a motion sensor for the longest time but it triggered the fan every time someone walked by. This device makes a lot more sense and is more energy efficient. Get that humid air out of the house!It is easy to set up as long as you have the hub. I like to automate with the Alexa app usually but the Tapo app is actually better than Alexa routines with its Automation feature.

Inaccurate temperature readings with no apparent way to calibrate. Consistently reads almost 10 degrees F too high.