Mini Hygrometer Thermometer Digital Indoor Humidity Gauge Monitor with Temperature Meter Sensor Fahrenheit (℉)

This seems to work just fine, but Im sometimes confused by the two numbers. I would expect the temperature to be the number that takes up most of the screens real estate.

Great little device I use to check that my humidors are correct. I bought a few more. These are great.

Very easy to use and just what I needed!

This is small and I placed it on a shelf on an Opposite wall to where I have my humidifier placed. They are at least 6 apart. My Miko Myst humidifier gives me a Relative Humidity reading and with the Goabroa Hygrometer I can see that it is within +/- 1 of the humidifier reading. Thats good enough for me. I do see a diff when I stand in front of the Goabroa or when someone is showering in the master bath of this room. I really like that the price is low. I have taken it to other rooms when I want to see how another room is doing that does not have a humdifier. I can easily move my humidifier around if I need to. With such Dry Air inside in the winter it is nice to have the nasal passages open and I can tell a big diff. by monitoring & using both the Miko and the Goabroa. I would buy this hygrometer again. Its fine for my use!

Perfect for my needs. I wanted a secondary thermometer/hygrometer to keep in my incubator. Does a good job as backup for the built in versions. Very small and fits nicely in the incubator with digits large enough to see easily from the viewing window. Id think this would also work well for cigar boxes. Seller included two extra batteries which is also appreciated.

I knew it was very dry in my condo this winter with the heat being on so much of the time here in the upper midwest area of the U.S. I was going to buy a humidifier and wanted to know what the actual humidity was in my condo. This Goabroa Mini Hygrometer Thermometer Digital Indoor Humidity Gauge Monitor with Temperature Meter Sensor Fahrenheit (℉) sure did the trick! When I took it into the bathroom after running the shower, it changed the reading in a very short time & reversed the reading when I took it back to my living room. I highly recommend the combination Hygrometer & Thermometer, both for its accuracy and its price. Small things can have great results!

Great size, nice and small Only used it for a short time so am not sure about battery life yet

I wish there would have been a suction cup so I could stick it my beardies cage but overall good product!

Small units are definitely function over form, which is fine for the price point. The construction design seems like its intended to be able to mount onto other objects. There is no branding so I suspect multiple companies sell them and/or add them to their preexisting products. They need a few hours to settle once theyve been removed from the packaging. Out of the 5 purchased they ran about 3 degrees in deviation from each other, both temperature & humidity. Recommend buying 4-6 units & placing them next to each other. Any that are way off the average reading should be returned as defective. The lack of instructions/manual & crude construction doesnt instill a ton of confidence so I use two in each of my cigar tupperdors. Ive been happy with the synchronization & ease of reading.

I read other reviews that said this was not accurate but for the price I was willing to take a chance. The one I received gives accurate readings as far as I can tell. I compared the readings to a more expensive thermometer/hygrometer I had as well as to my Nest thermostat and they all had very similar readings so I feel comfortable in relying on it. I am using it in an egg incubator and another reviewer stated that it provided inaccurate results in their incubator. Mine is a small forced air incubator and I needed something small to fit in it. I also receive temperature readings that are inconsistent with the reading on my incubator but I have found my incubator has warmer and cooler spots depending on where I place this in the incubator, I think this is to be expected because of the physics of warm air rising and the proximity of the incubator’s temperature sensor to the heating element where this sits lower in the incubator and closer to the edge of it where heat conduction is also a factor with the cooler walls of the incubator. I have another thermometer I used to calibrate my incubator at the level the eggs sit in it and I use this mostly for the humidity readings which appear to be quite accurate.