Smart Homekit Motion Sensor Indoor Humidity Gauge Hygrometer Thermometer Home Automation Trigger Bluetooth No Hub Required…

This motion sensor is a nice variation from the usual internet connected ones of the past. This motion sensor uses bluetooth and it works so much more accurately and consistently than our other ones ever did. Another great thing is that there isn't any remotes to keep track of. It works through an app on your phone which is very user friendly and also has the option of connecting to my iPhone Home app. The app is easy to set up and the device basically did the rest for me. It is absolutely amazing how accurate the humidity and temperature readings are also. The app is so straight forward on whether I want a notification for each thing or not. I can also set each of the three items up by time intervals and the app will show me a run down in graph from of each item for the day. It will also break them down and show me an entire day's average, etc. I am so happy, I am going to buy several more for other areas in my house. I looked at the app and it doesn't seem like it will be an issue to add other devices to it without any interuption or problem with my current sensor.

Based on four months of use, I can say that the sensor consistently works as advertised. I’ve never had to reset it. My only nitpick is that it can sometimes take two-three seconds to activate an automation, but this is due to Bluetooth’s limitation. My Eve contact sensors that use thread often trigger automations in under a second, so I am excited to add the new Eve Motion Sensor to a couple of rooms.But hey, Onvis battery life is great and like I said, it works as advertised.

Very accurate and connected to HomeKit without a hiccup, perfect! Only complaint is the manufacturers app. It’s very primitive; needs a UI update.

It’s inexpensive, fairly accurate, a little slow on motion detection, but worst of all is the mounting. It looks simple to begin with. There’s an adhesive strip on the battery cover which sticks to absolutely nothing. Then if you need a more “permanent” solution they provide the worst two tiny screws that strip out if going into anything more dense than drywall. Again, cheap build but you get what you pay for.

4/16/2022 update: still on original batteries and working!5/19/2021 update: still going strong! I haven’t touched the sensor since initially placing it on the handrail of my stairs, batteries and smarthome functions are as good as the day of the setup10/8/2020 I bought this to for the motion sensor for iOS HomeKit - the idea is that as I walked up the stairs, my bedroom light would turn on automatically.I basically looked on amazon for the cheapest HomeKit compatible motion sensor, and verified by googling what other people were using before pulling the trigger.So far so good, came with batteries so I didn’t need to make an extra trip, super easy to get it linked into the HomeKit system. Time will tell how long the batteries last and how it holds up in general. I’ll provide an update in a while.

Got this mainly for motion sensor but with Temp and Humidity integrated AND HomeKit integration......I had to try it. My iPad did not find the code on the sensor with the camera but was easily integrated easily with the 8 digit code manually. Did not use manufacturers app or anything, directly used HomeKit to get this running and used newest version of HomeKit to automate lights around movement sensed but this sensor. Walking regularly into the room the sensor turns lights on within a second or less. If I run, it could be in the dark for a few feet before everything turns on. In otherwords, this sensor works good, is reliable and adds fast automation response for my HomeKit home.

Upon opening the box and removing the film on the adhesive, I put the item on the wall and pushed it for 10 seconds firmly to stick. About 3 minutes later it fell straight off and broke. I put it back up 2 more times just for it to fall again. This needs to note that it must be drilled into a wall. The sensor still works because of how it sits on the back plate but it’s barely hanging because the clips broke on the first fall. Not quite sure the point of adhesive and dry wall studs and screws. I put one screw in the wall and that’s obviously working because it weighs less than a pound. Automations with HomeKit don’t run very fast or precisely either. Also there is no way to swivel this so it must be at floor level or body level, not above doors.

I have three of these and they work great with HomeKit. I have one in a freezer that lets me know when the freezer is getting too warm (maybe someone left the door open again?) The motion sensor seems to work fine, but I didn't buy them for that feature. The temperature seems accurate based on normal freezer temperatures, but I haven't checked it against anything else.

Se integra fácilmente a homekit, es necesaria la App Onvis para actualiza el Firmware, funciona perfecto para las automatizaciones y la batería dura muchos meses.

El sensor es fácil de instalar y enlazar, pero su único problema es que tarda mucho en reaccionar a la acción que le programo. Puede tomar hasta 10 segundos, con un promedio de 5 segundos, para encender un foco inteligente, incluso estando en una red mesh propia cercana y sin saturación. Si la velocidad de respuesta no es un problema para ti, podría ser una solución adecuada.