Airthings 322 Wave Enhance -Indoor Air Quality Monitor for CO2, VOC, Humidity, Temp, Pressure plus Noise & Light Sensors – Monitors Conditions for Sleep in Bedrooms & for Concentration in Home Offices
$159.99
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Airthings Wave Enhance is a compact, discreet, battery-operated monitor that tracks carbon dioxide (CO2), airborne chemicals (VOCs), humidity, temperature and air pressure. Healthy levels of CO2 in the air help you to be at your best by promoting restful sleep and the ability to stay focused and perform. And because it also tracks ambient light and noise levels, it’s an especially smart choice for bedrooms and home offices. Forget about power cables, it runs on batteries (and they’re included!). Check all your air quality information in the Airthings app which synchronizes with the monitor via Bluetooth.
5 ALWAYS-ON AIR QUALITY SENSORS: Bluetooth-connected indoor air quality monitor measuring carbon dioxide (CO2), VOCs (airborne gases, fumes and cleaning products), humidity, temperature, and air pressure. Also tracks noise and light levels.
GREAT FOR BEDROOMS & HOME OFFICE: High levels of carbon dioxide in the air, a sign of insufficient ventilation, can cause poor sleep at night and difficulty focusing during the day. Know your levels and improve your air.
FREE & FRIENDLY APP: Use the Airthings app to manage notifications, check current readings, and analyze trends over time. Check your local pollen forecast and get helpful advice and product support.
EASY-TO-USE & CABLE-FREE : Quick and easy setup. Understated, battery-powered unit for cable-free placement. Touch sensor for color-coded air quality indicator – access to complete readings in the app.
WHAT YOU GET: Airthings Wave Enhance, 2 AA batteries, Quick Start Guide, Airthings Support and optional and free 5-year extended warranty to increase your standard product warranty.
8 reviews for Airthings 322 Wave Enhance -Indoor Air Quality Monitor for CO2, VOC, Humidity, Temp, Pressure plus Noise & Light Sensors – Monitors Conditions for Sleep in Bedrooms & for Concentration in Home Offices
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J S –
Great product after 6-8 months use, worth the $$$
Purchased this to track radon in our mostly-finished basement area. Wanted (1) A product that was wifi connected that could (2) track radon and humidity levels over a long period of time, (3) offered some kind of long-term dashboard/UI that was easy for human consumption, and (4) gave some level of warning if levels were astronomical.While spendy, this product was one of the only ones to check off all the boxes. I considered going with the bluetooth-only model to save money, but I’m really glad I didn’t. The convenience of getting alerts from anywhere, seeing results any time of day or night is really worth the extra coin.I’ll admit, Airthings really needs to work on their alerting system. Getting alerts about CO2 when working out in its vicinity, particulate matter alerts when cleaning, it’s a bit annoying when the main alerts I want to see are radon and humidity, and I really wish they would allow you to set your own thresholds, but the smartphone app’s UI and usability is exceptionally good and the product is easy to work with.My other nitpick would be battery life and/or no rechargeable batteries. The supplied batteries lasted for a solid 100-120 days or so. I replaced with my normal Energizer long-life battery and got maybe 75 days out of those before changing a couple weeks back to the next set. I usually can tell when the batteries are going because sometimes the results get a little crazy. I’d also like smartphone app alerts when the battery levels are, say, below 20% but I don’t see that option. I mean, I’d love to just plug the unit into a power adapter and forego batteries totally, but I don’t recall if it was an option on this unit, and batteries have sufficed. I may look into that later.Overall though, yes, it’s expensive. But for constant monitoring, with alerts, to monitor all sorts of airborne levels, ACCURATELY, there isn’t another product on the market I could find. I’m a satisfied customer, with a little polish in a few places, I could really see Airthings becoming a household name to the level that Ring and Nest have become. Great little product here!
Mike –
Price was steep, but worth it.
I was hesitant because of price and the description for their own products could be written much better. Everything seems to work well. Takes a week to get Radon and CO2 readings, but it seems accurate or agrees with other sensors I have, and the green/yellow/red alerts lights appear to be set at reasonable levels. Monitoring air quality can tell you much more about what happens in the house than for health and comfort. I use these devices to know when people have the furnace or air condition running with the windows open, and other things are awry once you know how the climate behaves in your house under certain circumstances.Bought a not much cheaper brand INK*** before buying this to replace an Awair, it was defective out of box and alarm lite indicators settings were not practical, so it was returned. Was using the Awair brand a few years before getting this Airthings, then Awair decided to stop supporting the product, so web interface and readings no longer worked. Awair offered to sell an updated unit at cost reduction, I was willing to pay but never happened – Never Awair again. This Airthings unit is same price as Awair products and Airthings appears of better quality, offers more readings and has a little more functionality with respect to the data. I think the display could be better, difficult reading in low light. Nice to have no touch, so less chance to get finger residue on it. Air quality monitoring product cost have skyrocketed in price (now that this is more popular), far more costly then cost to make, this Airthings unit appears to be the best buy for what you get.
Alex –
Good until it broke three months later
Initially my View Plus worked great – pairing and setup was simple and the device reported data without any issues. The results looked accurate when compared to other air quality and temperature/humidity sensors that I have in my home. I like the UI in the app and the alerting features. The fact that only two metrics can be displayed on the View Plus device itself is a little annoying, but generally not a problem if you are mostly using the app.All was good until I needed to reconnect the device to my wifi network. At this point, the device was unable to ever find any wifi networks again. This is clearly a device problem since my phone displays 10+ networks available to connect to. After trying the various troubleshooting guides on Airthings support site, trying factory resets, trying to connect with a different phone, using an older app, etc.. the View Plus device is still stuck in a state where it can’t detect any wifi networks and hence can’t finish the setup process. This renders it completely useless and it is not just sitting there as an expensive paperweight.After trying everything, I contacted the customer support via the app. Airthings support is completely abysmal. You will be lucky to get a generic response from them within a week. At this point, I’ve been in a conversation with them where I am lucky to get a response. If it does come – a week later typically after I follow up – the response always begins with “Sorry for the late response” followed by basic troubleshooting instructions that I have mentioned already trying. I have asked for a refund or a replacement device as mine is still covered by their one-year warranty, but this request has completely been ignored by their support team.Bottom line is the device works great initially, but if there is ever a failure with it you are almost guaranteed to be out $300+ while trying to contact an almost non-existent support staff.
BrianM –
I love this product. It was very easy to connect to wifi and to have the ability to track PM2.5,TVOC, radon, temperature and humidity all on one unit is very convenient. I bought a second unit to monitor the downstairs as well. As far as accuracy goes, it seems to track PM 2.5 closely to our outdoor conditions so I am happy. It is still too early to tell on radon but am doing a 3 month traditional test that will be completed later this spring so I will be able to compare. One benefit is that I can shut down air purifiers (saving filter life) when conditions dictate. Also, as CO2 or TVOC levels increase, I am able to start ventilating. Amazing to see the spikes in PM2.5 with cooking. Anyway, great device with excellent data stored for analysis. I love it.
Carlo –
Rilevatore di inquinamento assolutamente eccezionale, la cui unica pecca è il prezzo un po’ alto.PRO:- Facilità d’installazione: si installa in pochissimi minuti, le istruzioni sull’app sono molto chiare e comprensibili.- Radon: uno dei pochissimi in grado di rilevare anche il radon, solitamente si deve comprare un dispositivo dedicato.- Personalizzazione: il dispositivo può mostrare 2 tra le tante informazioni che rileva (PM, CO2, Radon, Umidità, ecc…)- Può funzionare sia a batteria, che via cavo USB C, che con entrambe le fonti di alimentazione.- Ha un piccolo sensore sulla parte frontale che consente di avere un riepilogo degli inquinanti quando si passa la mano davanti.- Disponibile sia da APP che via browser, un riepilogo completo con tanto di grafici, dati medi, dati aggregati, ecc…- Il tutto ha già delle scale di valori per cui quando i valori diventano gialli o rossi si ha intuitivamente un idea sulla gravità degli inquinanti rilevati.- Possibilità di avere delle notifiche da App quando si superano le soglie su uno o più inquinanti.- Anche se manca la connessione a internet il dispositivo conserva le informazioni per qualche ora e se torna disponibile le carica con le altre.- Viene fornito già con un cavo USB –> USB C di una lunghezza molto alta, molto utile.CONTRO:- Non è disponibile la lingua italiana.- Prezzo un po’ alto, preso in sconto a poco più di 200€, a 300€ non so se l’avrei preso.- Fa un piccolo rumore quando si aggiorna per rilevare gli inquinanti, può dare fastidio se lo si tiene vicino a dove si dorme, nel caso basta alimentarlo via cavo e staccarlo di notte.- Il display non è retroilluminato, quindi serve sempre avere una fonte di luce per leggerlo.Consigliatissimo.
Brandon –
I am a fan of Airthings products. I ordered two and I am very satisfied with it so far. Here are my feedbacks. I hope you guys can keep it up and do better.Strength:1. The light and noise sensors are more useful than I originally thought. For instance, the light sensor helped me make decision if I need to add black out curtains to the room. I doubt the accuracy of VOC sensor. Given that identifying harmful VOC is really hard and complicated, it is reasonable to me. It is good to have it and it does capture the change.2. The CO2 sensor is accurate and reminds me to open windows and exchange the air regularly even tho we have HRV running 24/7 at maximum capacity. I was surprised by the CO2 level especially during the sleep with door closed.3. Nice look, good app, visualized graph, long-term data and easy setup just like other Airthings products.4. One specific thing I really like the enhance is that it has really clear purpose and scenario, which is mainly used in bedroom/office. The combination of sensor makes lots of sense to me as I don’t like putting multiple sensors on the wall. Although it is missing the pm2.5, its price is more affordable and can be covered by the purifier.Areas of improvement:1. The app can be more optimized for the enhance. For example, the app does not show the remaining battery life which is on the web dashboard.2. It maybe a good idea to add “identifying sensor” to the app. If consumer bought multiple units with the same looks, they can easily mixed up the sensors. It is difficult to tell which is which. For instance, the “find the sensor” may trigger the one to blink signal light. It is the feature I saw on my wifi mesh equipments.3. It works without hub from my understanding. However, to get real time data, it requires a Airthings hub. I have a wave view plus at ground level, therefore, it was not an issue to me.
Mr Tom D Hola –
We have two of these, gives great insight into indoor air quality, amazing how quick co2 levels raise in our well sealed home. Nice app which graphs the historical results. Would highly recommend.
Chinmaya Biswal –
Los dispositivos de AirThings tiene buenas reviews por el globo.Pero este producto tiene problemas. Primero se tiene que registrar por una App – que tiene bastantes reviews malos.Yo compre dos de este producto – pero ninguno de los se pudo conectar con la App. (Tengo, Pixel 7).En la App me comenta hablar con Soporte – pero perdon, no tengo tanto tiempo en la vida para hablar con Soporte. Para algo tan sencillo no me hace razon que tengo que hablar con Soporte.Nota: Las pilas estaban acabados, si quieren conectan el dispositivo con un enchufe para iniciar el proceso de registracion.