YoLink Smart Wireless Temperature & Humidity Sensor, Wide Temp Range (-22 to 158 Degree) for Freezer, Fridge, Green House, Pet Cage, Smartphone Alerts - Hub Required

I ordered the hub with 2 temperature sensors and ordered a third temperature monitor as we have 3 freezers wed like to manage. It took me a little bit to figure out how to set the settings to trigger an alert to my phone when the freezers hit a warmer temp but once I figured it out it was smooth sailing! We have 3 deep freezers and would be a bit devastated to not know a freezer failed before it was too late Our freezers are in a detached garage but we do have an ethernet cable in their so have the hub plugged in out there. So far these have been working great!!

Temperature device works great. However, I have my existing THERMOSTAT set to reduce the temperature to 71 degrees Fahrenheit ONLY during sleeping time at night. So I would need to have EITHER 2 different TIMES OF THE DAY and TWO different Temperature settings; One for the day time when I dont need that room at 71 degrees Fahrenheit and one for sleeping time at night when I DO keep the bedroom at 71 deg.fah. Currently I have the Alarm setting giving me a warning every hour of the day...annoying unless I manually turn the Alarm OFF during the day an back on again during the night. But that kind of defeats the purpose of automation.

I bought this unit because the price is right and it has great reviews. I just set it up and it was super easy and the readings seem to be pretty accurate. Im only downgrading one star because I also bought it because I wanted a nice large display. The picture in the listing make the unit look like its four or five inches across, but as you can see in the picture Im posting its pretty tiny. I know this is partially my fault because I guess I didnt pay close enough attention to the specifications, but I do believe the picture is deceiving.

My freezer

I have several of these for cigar humidor. I have calibrated time and again. Every time I get two to match temp and humidity I then put both in humidor and they are then way off from each others by several points. Huge fluctuations and dies not stay calibrated stable-wise. What is the +- accuracy??? Is it low like +- 4% or????

I have two of these sensors, purchased mostly to monitor the fridge sensor. The first one had a faulty antenna, it fell out, so the range is quite poor. The other goes through batteries very quickly, its faulty in some way. Other than those two flaws they seem to work quite well.

I have several of these units monitoring high and low temperatures. They work well, even when cold; they alert me when the freezer gets too warm. Alexa integration is lacking, however; you can’t trigger events in Alexa when the limits are exceeded. The in-app alerts work, but aren’t as flexible.

Easier to set up than Samsung smartthings. Doesnt use wifi, instead LoRa which reduces load on router etc. Temp unit has been in our cryo freezer for months. Wanted to know how much i can reduce the fridge/freezer setting to stop paying for -15 freezer in a home kitchen. Signal can go through walls and the metal of a cooler or fridge.

Bought this to monitor the because it had a better range than other options. I needed to monitor the temperature/humidity in a coldfrrame in my garden. It’s down the hill from my house so I wasn’t sure if it would have the range I needed. Just pugged it in and set it in the cold frame. It works great! I think I will buy another for my small greenhouse in the same location!

Ive had 4 moisture sensors in the attic now for over 2 years and 2 temp-humidity sensors. Due to house layout, I have 2 hubs. From day 1 the hubs would not connect to the WiFi. Fortunately I have two router satellite stations with RJ45 plugs. YoLink sent me a third hub over a year ago, but it failed to connect via WiFi as the original two did. Today I pulled the third hub out again (Dec 2022), just to see if something might have changed. No joy, so hub 3 goes back into storage. I continue to see hub connection issues on the Q&A which YoLink attributes to firewalls, user connections, etc. In other words, the problem is with the user. Im convinced the problem is with the YoLink design, which theyve been unable or unwilling to fix. Yes, Ive been in touch with tech support when I originally received the hubs. No joy. Other than the hub issue, the sensors work great, and actually detected an AC condensation leak earlier this year and sent me alarm notices. But dont plan on the hubs being connected to your house WiFi. Maybe they will, but if they wont like many of us, you will have to rely on hard cable connection for operations.