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Awair Glow is a very user friendly/cheap one: https://getawair.com/pages/awair-glow https://getawair.com/pages/awair-glow It has an app (and an API) and monito
by batmanthehorse 7y ago
Awair Glow is a very user friendly/cheap one: https://getawair.com/pages/awair-glow https://getawair.com/pages/awair-glow
It has an app (and an API) and monitors CO2, humidity, temp, and VOCs. I like it a lot. For me, it mostly serves as a reminder to open the door for a few minutes before bed and let some fresh air in.
- arkitaip 7y agoI've been opening the bedroom window before going to sleep but I wonder if it really matters during a normal sleep cycle.
- beat 7y agoThanks for the link. I'm getting one.
- wlll 7y agoI have an Awair (the regular one, not the glow), it doesn't work with Ubiquiti wifi gear unless you turn on legacy mode for the access points. Had I known that before I bought it I wouldn't have done so.
- berberous 7y agoI'd love a good looking consumer device like this, especially if it synced with Apple Health and/or Homekit or otherwise allowed data export, but all (Netatomo, Awair, Uhoo, etc) seem to get very poor reviews on Amazon, often claiming they are inaccurate. Has anyone seen a good comparison of whats out there with a suggestion for the best?
- graeme 7y agoDhh recommends awair highly. Convinced me to get one, he tested a lot. Hasn't arrived yet so I can't comment directly https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MRqh8oLY7Ik https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MRqh8oLY7Ik
- jtms 7y agoI can also recommend that talk and the Awair unit seems to live up to the praise. I know some might suspect shilling by DHH for this product, but given I owe the last 10 years of my career to him, when he speaks I listen a bit closer than normal.