--- product_id: 257566467 title: "AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black" brand: "acurite" price: "VT5920" currency: VUV in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Acu Rite" url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/257566467-acurite-00325-home-comfort-monitor-black store_origin: VU region: Vanuatu --- # Humidity range 20-95% RH Magnetic & tabletop mount Accurate temp ±1°C AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black **Brand:** acurite **Price:** VT5920 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Stay in the comfort zone—know your air, own your space! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black by acurite - **How much does it cost?** VT5920 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/257566467-acurite-00325-home-comfort-monitor-black) ## Best For - acurite enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted acurite brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Placement:** Sleek design with magnet and tabletop options fits any room or space - • **Humidity Comfort Icon:** Visual indicator helps you maintain ideal indoor humidity levels effortlessly - • **Reliable & Affordable:** Trusted AcuRite accuracy with AA battery power for easy, long-lasting use - • **Instant Comfort Snapshot:** Quickly see current indoor temperature and humidity at a glance - • **Track Daily Highs & Lows:** Monitor fluctuations to optimize your home environment for health & comfort ## Overview The AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor is a compact, black digital thermometer and hygrometer designed for indoor use. It provides accurate temperature readings within ±1°C and measures humidity from 20% to 95% RH. Featuring a simple, easy-to-read display with a humidity comfort icon, it offers daily high/low tracking and versatile placement options including a magnetic back and tabletop stand. Powered by common AA batteries, it’s an affordable, reliable tool to optimize your living or work environment’s comfort and health. ## Description The AcuRite Digital Temperature & Humidity Monitor allows you to check comfort conditions at a glance with its wireless design that acts as an indoor humidity gauge and indoor thermometer combination. Perfect for a bedroom, rec room, in-home weather center, or even an RV indoor-conditions station, this wireless monitor always keeps you informed of current conditions. The humidity and temperature gauge can also be used for wine cellar monitoring, cigar humidor monitoring, antique monitoring, or any environment where humidity levels need to be measured. Review: UPDATE - 8/23/2015 OK. I've had this for a few days now. As before, the hygrometer seems to be working well enough for what I intend to use it for. Which is just making sure I'm not saturating my room with the humidifier. It continues to agree with the other analog hygrometer I have within a couple of percentage points. Practically exact unless you need absolute accuracy. The thermometer, I'm still not sure about but it rarely reads below 77, even though it often feels colder. My thermostat (which is located in the hallway) generally disagrees with this unit with about 5 degrees. So I'm gonna recommend if you need an absolute accurate thermometer, you should probably look elsewhere. I doubt it's that hard to find for about the same price. I just wouldn't trust this for temperature readings in a critical setting. ----------------------- PREFACE - OK. Let's get this out of the way first. I just received this meter earlier today and have been watching it and comparing it to a cheaper analog hygrometer (Made by Best Air) I already had just to see what kinds of differences I would see. Let me say first off I am judging this product MAINLY based upon it's price. This thing sells for less than 10 bucks (US). It's obviously NOT intended to be a fine scientific instrument (even if the name might lead you to believe so). I also bought this mainly for the hygrometer function. The Thermometer function is nice to have (assuming it's accurate) but since I intend to use this in a bedroom where the temperature pretty much stays in the 70s all year, I don't have much use for that. MY EXPERIENCE - The first thing I noticed when I put the battery in was that it's nice that it runs on AAs. Kudos to them for making it run on AA batteries instead of some kind of button battery or something. Seems like such a small thing but honestly. AA batteries are so ubiquitous that it just doesn't make sense to use some kind of less common button battery unless size and weight is really an issue. With a device like this, who cares? The size and weight of a AA battery is not really going to matter on a meter that sits on your desk all the time. Anyway, I guess I just felt I needed to mention that since I just had to replace TWO of those button batteries in other devices I own in the last couple of days. It doesn't seem like such a big deal until you realize that people (generally) don't keep as many of them around. OK. The next thing I noticed. I put the battery in and sat the meter on my desk right beside the analog Best Air hygrometer and left them there for about an hour. The humidity readings were very close. By that, I mean within a couple of percentages. (I know this is not a reliable scientific test but bear with me). Next thing I tried was I opened my window and sat both of them right by the window. about a half hour later, the readings between the two were drastically different. The analog meter was reading somewhere in the 70% range (which was what the weather channel says the humidity was for this are) and the AcuRite was reading somewhere in the 50% range. So I took them both back to my desk and sat them both there for a while and they soon were (again) very close. And they have been reading (generally) the same since. The only explanation I have for this is the AcuRite was apparently only designed to measure indoor humidity. I'm not a weather scientist and I don't know why that might be (Which is why I bought a cheap meter instead of an insanely expensive one) but that's the only thing that makes sense to me. Temperature readings seem to be reasonably accurate no matter what (I'm not going to complain if a ten dollar meter is off within a few degrees). Humidity only seems to work well indoors (and presumably, well away from any open windows you might have). Since it says right on the screen "Indoor Humidity" I think it's reasonable to conclude this probably wasn't designed to measure outdoor humidity levels. That said, I understand there is a salt test you can do with hygrometers by putting them in a sealed plastic bag with some salt and water for a period of time. I believe I will try that within the next week or so and see what the results are. I would like to be reasonably confident in the humidity readings from this meter at least within a small room. If that works as it's supposed to, I will say this is a great deal for the purposes I intend to use it for (Simply making sure I'm not overdoing it with my room humidifier). I have to say though that for the price (About $5 locally) I'm very surprised the analog Best Air unit seems to be pretty accurate under pretty much all conditions. I didn't expect that. Which is the reason I bought a second hygrometer to start with. At any rate, this has been a good purchase. 1. It wasn't expensive at all. 2. It's probably a pretty good digital thermometer even if the hygrometer is not entirely reliable. 3. It looks nice. 4. It's not complicated. It has one button to switch between %F and %C. Although it's nice to be able to calibrate a hygrometer, that's an advanced procedure and is probably more trouble than most people would go to on a ten dollar meter. I am impressed that you can get something this decent for so little money. 5. If nothing else, I am now reasonably sure the hygrometer I already had is pretty accurate. So if you put the price of the two together, I paid less than $20 for a reasonably accurate way to know my room humidity level. You could easily pay more than that for one meter and still have to calibrate it. And many of the more inexpensive hygrometers are apparently intended for cigar humidors. I don't know how much that matters but since this whole humidity thing seems to be hard to get right, I would not be surprised if there's a pretty big difference. Review: Compré tres, dos para mi, uno que puse en la cocina y otro que puse en mi cuarto, los compre debido a que quería saber la humedad y temperatura constante de mi casa ya que a mi roomie le afectaba la humedad y quería saber si ella era muy sensible o realmente había mucha humedad, me ayudo a descubrir que si hay bastante humedad en mi casa, a mi no me afecta debido a que provengo de una zona húmeda; se soluciona manteniendo las puertas y ventanas abiertas por un par de horas (en mi caso pero puedes comprar un des humidificar que es más efectivo); sobre la temperatura puedo decir que en mi casa es bastante agradable ( entre 19 y 20 C ya sea día o noche); pero más baja de lo que acostumbro por lo que siempre es bueno estar un poco abrigado. El otro que compré fue para una amiga, que tenía el mismo problema que mi roomie con la humedad de su casa, descubrió que efectivamente tenía humedad en su casa y que la temperatura de su casa varía mucho más que la mía (entre 16 y 22 grados). En resumen creo que puede ser un indicador importante para prevenir enfermedades a personas sensibles tanto a temperatura como humedad, algunas veces pensamos que las enfermedades son causadas por otros motivos y nos medicamos cuando la solución puede estar en el exterior en que estamos. ## Features - Reliable and Accurate Readings: Thermometer and Hygrometer gauge are able to quickly report measurements - Multiple Placement Options: Sleek tabletop design with magnet attached on the back for easy placement anywhere - Humidity Comfort Level Icon: Ensure proper indoor humidity in any room where the digital humidity and temperature monitor is placed - Simple, Easy-to-Read Display: Easily see a snapshot of current conditions at a glance - Daily High and Low Indoor Temperature and Humidity Levels: Easily understand your range of conditions in any room ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B004K8RF10 | | Battery Description | Alkaline | | Brand Name | AcuRite | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,294) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00072397003254 | | Included Components | Digital hygrometer and thermometer, instruction manual | | Item Dimensions W x H | 6.4W x 7.6H centimeters | | Item Type Name | AcuRite 00325 Indoor Thermometer & Hygrometer with Humidity Gauge, Black | | Item Weight | 0.19 Pounds | | LowerTemperature Range | 32 Degrees Fahrenheit | | Manufacturer | AcuRite | | Model | 00325 | | Mounting Type | Tabletop | | Operating Humidity | 20-95 percent RH | | Part Number | 00325 | | Smart Home Compatibility | Not Smart Home Compatible | | Temperature Accuracy | 1 degree Celsius | | Temperature Reading Accuracy | plus_minus_1_degree_celsius | | UPC | 885514226845 776135046373 885846255520 885469659033 723434309821 072397003254 737508178770 737946424859 707568286845 043941097098 885321675393 885429360504 885609956640 885220160440 885569298422 745176863300 732233466956 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Upper Temperature Range | 122 Degrees Fahrenheit | | Voltage | 3 Volts | ## Product Details - **Battery description:** Alkaline - **Brand:** AcuRite - **Colour:** Black - **Item weight:** 86 g - **Product dimensions:** 6.4W x 7.6H centimeters ## Images ![AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71E-gmVoQVL.jpg) ![AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ZkjpTc0uL.jpg) ![AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71n1dNY-Q+L.jpg) ![AcuRite 00325 Home Comfort Monitor Black - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71JqZGm-t8L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: I wonder why it shows only even numbers for temperature. I've seen the same complaint by others. I put a fresh Eveready alkaline battery, same thing.** A: I have 4 units of the AcuRite 00325 thermometer and not a one ever shows even numbers for Fahrenheit temperatures, e.g., 72, 68. They only show odd numbers, e.g., 73, 75, 77, 79, 81. I've never set them to Celsius. **Q: What size batteries?** A: One AA alkaline battery, ideal. Size is one of most commonly available. Lasts longer than AAA. Many similar portable digital humidity-temperature devices use smaller button batteries, which are less available and more problematic to replace correctly. **Q: Does it display historically highs and lows, or only from the last day or so?** A: It resets every 24 hours from when you put in the battery. I deliberately pulled the battery one night so that the data would reset for each day when I wanted it to. **Q: I'm thinking of using this hygrometer to keep track of the humidity in my acoustic guitar's case. Do you think it would work well for this purpose?** A: I keep one in my guitar case, one in my banjo case, and one in the room I play music in (for when the instruments are not in a case). You may have to play with the geometry a slight bit to find the best place to put it in the instrument case but they work well for that purpose. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by B***N on 21 August 2015* UPDATE - 8/23/2015 OK. I've had this for a few days now. As before, the hygrometer seems to be working well enough for what I intend to use it for. Which is just making sure I'm not saturating my room with the humidifier. It continues to agree with the other analog hygrometer I have within a couple of percentage points. Practically exact unless you need absolute accuracy. The thermometer, I'm still not sure about but it rarely reads below 77, even though it often feels colder. My thermostat (which is located in the hallway) generally disagrees with this unit with about 5 degrees. So I'm gonna recommend if you need an absolute accurate thermometer, you should probably look elsewhere. I doubt it's that hard to find for about the same price. I just wouldn't trust this for temperature readings in a critical setting. ----------------------- PREFACE - OK. Let's get this out of the way first. I just received this meter earlier today and have been watching it and comparing it to a cheaper analog hygrometer (Made by Best Air) I already had just to see what kinds of differences I would see. Let me say first off I am judging this product MAINLY based upon it's price. This thing sells for less than 10 bucks (US). It's obviously NOT intended to be a fine scientific instrument (even if the name might lead you to believe so). I also bought this mainly for the hygrometer function. The Thermometer function is nice to have (assuming it's accurate) but since I intend to use this in a bedroom where the temperature pretty much stays in the 70s all year, I don't have much use for that. MY EXPERIENCE - The first thing I noticed when I put the battery in was that it's nice that it runs on AAs. Kudos to them for making it run on AA batteries instead of some kind of button battery or something. Seems like such a small thing but honestly. AA batteries are so ubiquitous that it just doesn't make sense to use some kind of less common button battery unless size and weight is really an issue. With a device like this, who cares? The size and weight of a AA battery is not really going to matter on a meter that sits on your desk all the time. Anyway, I guess I just felt I needed to mention that since I just had to replace TWO of those button batteries in other devices I own in the last couple of days. It doesn't seem like such a big deal until you realize that people (generally) don't keep as many of them around. OK. The next thing I noticed. I put the battery in and sat the meter on my desk right beside the analog Best Air hygrometer and left them there for about an hour. The humidity readings were very close. By that, I mean within a couple of percentages. (I know this is not a reliable scientific test but bear with me). Next thing I tried was I opened my window and sat both of them right by the window. about a half hour later, the readings between the two were drastically different. The analog meter was reading somewhere in the 70% range (which was what the weather channel says the humidity was for this are) and the AcuRite was reading somewhere in the 50% range. So I took them both back to my desk and sat them both there for a while and they soon were (again) very close. And they have been reading (generally) the same since. The only explanation I have for this is the AcuRite was apparently only designed to measure indoor humidity. I'm not a weather scientist and I don't know why that might be (Which is why I bought a cheap meter instead of an insanely expensive one) but that's the only thing that makes sense to me. Temperature readings seem to be reasonably accurate no matter what (I'm not going to complain if a ten dollar meter is off within a few degrees). Humidity only seems to work well indoors (and presumably, well away from any open windows you might have). Since it says right on the screen "Indoor Humidity" I think it's reasonable to conclude this probably wasn't designed to measure outdoor humidity levels. That said, I understand there is a salt test you can do with hygrometers by putting them in a sealed plastic bag with some salt and water for a period of time. I believe I will try that within the next week or so and see what the results are. I would like to be reasonably confident in the humidity readings from this meter at least within a small room. If that works as it's supposed to, I will say this is a great deal for the purposes I intend to use it for (Simply making sure I'm not overdoing it with my room humidifier). I have to say though that for the price (About $5 locally) I'm very surprised the analog Best Air unit seems to be pretty accurate under pretty much all conditions. I didn't expect that. Which is the reason I bought a second hygrometer to start with. At any rate, this has been a good purchase. 1. It wasn't expensive at all. 2. It's probably a pretty good digital thermometer even if the hygrometer is not entirely reliable. 3. It looks nice. 4. It's not complicated. It has one button to switch between %F and %C. Although it's nice to be able to calibrate a hygrometer, that's an advanced procedure and is probably more trouble than most people would go to on a ten dollar meter. I am impressed that you can get something this decent for so little money. 5. If nothing else, I am now reasonably sure the hygrometer I already had is pretty accurate. So if you put the price of the two together, I paid less than $20 for a reasonably accurate way to know my room humidity level. You could easily pay more than that for one meter and still have to calibrate it. And many of the more inexpensive hygrometers are apparently intended for cigar humidors. I don't know how much that matters but since this whole humidity thing seems to be hard to get right, I would not be surprised if there's a pretty big difference. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by E***I on 12 September 2018* Compré tres, dos para mi, uno que puse en la cocina y otro que puse en mi cuarto, los compre debido a que quería saber la humedad y temperatura constante de mi casa ya que a mi roomie le afectaba la humedad y quería saber si ella era muy sensible o realmente había mucha humedad, me ayudo a descubrir que si hay bastante humedad en mi casa, a mi no me afecta debido a que provengo de una zona húmeda; se soluciona manteniendo las puertas y ventanas abiertas por un par de horas (en mi caso pero puedes comprar un des humidificar que es más efectivo); sobre la temperatura puedo decir que en mi casa es bastante agradable ( entre 19 y 20 C ya sea día o noche); pero más baja de lo que acostumbro por lo que siempre es bueno estar un poco abrigado. El otro que compré fue para una amiga, que tenía el mismo problema que mi roomie con la humedad de su casa, descubrió que efectivamente tenía humedad en su casa y que la temperatura de su casa varía mucho más que la mía (entre 16 y 22 grados). En resumen creo que puede ser un indicador importante para prevenir enfermedades a personas sensibles tanto a temperatura como humedad, algunas veces pensamos que las enfermedades son causadas por otros motivos y nos medicamos cuando la solución puede estar en el exterior en que estamos. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review *by F***O on 9 July 2025* Bom produto. O corpo do aparelho é firme e de boa qualidade. 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