IQAir Air Pollution Meter Outdoor [PM1, PM2.5, PM10, Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure, optional CO2], Smart Air Quality Monitor [Wi-Fi, WLAN, App], Air Quality Monitor Outdoor, Made in Germany

The product quality is really good, no doubt about that. Installation process also very simple. Unfortunately the wall plug inside the box was upside down, and I've to contact seller for a replacement. They answered in a couple days and the problem solved less than 2 weeks. The local team (Mr. Kyle) send me the alternative wall plug which solve my outdoor setup problem.

Purchased this monitor to pair up with my outdoor air monitoring system. Connection to my AirVisual app took two attempts, but worked. I like the feature to view my outdoor air quality on the left side of the the large screen. This gives me a direct comparison between my indoor and outdoor air quality. The unit is quiet enough to use in the bedroom. The screen can be turned on and off with a press of the button. The app integration is nice and shows historic data from the monitor by hour, day and month. Best monitor I have used so far.

good quality and function

Never got this machine to work, sensors not working. I tried contacting customer service and they never respond back

I was worried for my newborn this helped me alot

I’m very disappointing … Never got the machine to work, had to send it back !

It doesn't work, I wasted 2 hours trying to make it work

The product's quality was extremely poor. Within the first month of use, it stopped working, so I sent it back to the company for a replacement. Instead of providing a new product, they simply fixed the issue and sent it back to me. It worked properly for about two months, and then it stopped working again. I highly recommend against purchasing products from this company. The after-sales service is terrible, and they are unfortunately promoting a product from Switzerland.

Trovo questo dispositivo davvero utile. Lo utilizzo prima di uscire per una corsa al parco per sapere come va la qualità dell'aria. Inoltre, lo uso per capire quando devo aprire le finestre e ventilare l'appartamento (CO2 elevato). Non do 5 stelle perché utilizza ancora la datata porta micro-USB invece della più moderna e pratica USB Type-C.

I bought the outdoor monitor to add to my suite of outdoor data with my Tempest weather station. I am very happy with the station and the accuracy of the reporting. Here's the breakdown. Pros - Extremely easy installation. PoE (injector included) - if you hardwire it into a switch that's it. It's online ready to go. - 2 extremely high quality CAT6 cables are included - Aforementioned accuracy - Charting on the web app is great, months, days, hours, and minutes - Has an API that can be used to make custom displays etc (see con below) - Adding modules is as easy as inserting it into the device Cons - The CO2 module is *not* given away. You will pay a hefty sum for that data - Adding the CO2 module still leaves an empty slot in the device. I would love to add an O3 module to that slot. Con is that there is a slot that isn't utilized. - In order to gain access to the API of the device you *have* to share your data with the community. Personally, I am not a fan of this. I don't need people to be able to lookup on a map the exact location of a $400+ device (with CO2 module). Solution to this is make the location in an adjacent neighbor's yard! ;) - The app is pretty meh. The best data you can get is out of the website. At least on iOS it does have a widget which is ok. - The API does not include particle counts and there is no formula to extrapolate that data. Extremely minor quibble, but it's on the website as a data pid, but not in the API. Summary This device works extremely well hardwired into a switch. My monthly uptime report shows 100% uptime with destroys all the Purple devices along with anything else in the area. If I look at my chart on the community it's complete, anything else has hours of gaps. That right there tells me it's a good setup. The AQI readings are spot on with what others report, you can see spikes from environmental impacts in real time. I would recommend this to anyone interested in monitoring AQI, one of the things that really bothered me with Purple is that I was required to pay $40 for an AC adapter since it is NOT included. So really that makes this device quite the bargain against a Zen. The only reason I rated it 4 stars, not 5 is that I really dislike conditions tied around API access and I really want more data considering I have a completely empty slot in the device. I would love to see the price pushed down just a bit and more module options. Again, extremely happy with the purchase. Edit: I have increased the review to 5 stars based on product support. I had an issue where one of the PM modules had the fan seize which caused it to make noise. I called support and they asked that I identify the module, ensure it was free of dirt and debris. If it didn’t fix the issue, call back. It didn’t fix the issue so I called back. The support team validated my serial number/warranty and shipped out a replacement no cost no return of the faulty module. Furthermore, this was not an offshore call center. The experience was so refreshing they earned that last star.

Wir verwenden den AirVisual Pro nun schon über ein halbes Jahr. Als Allergikerin ist es praktisch zu sehen, wann die Pollenbelastung nach dem Lüften steigt, bzw wann man besser das Fenster geschlossen hält (sofern man einen Messer für Draussen auch hat) Die zugehörige App ist ebenfalls praktisch. Hier kann man die Daten ebenfalls abrufen und die Veränderung über die Tage hinweg anzeigen oder die Einstellungen am Gerät über Wlan verändern. Praktisch ist auch die CO2 Anzeige. Denn manchmal merkt man vielleicht noch garnicht, dass es mal Zeit wäre mal kurz die Fenster zu öffnen. Das Display kann in Helligkeit reguliert werden und man kann einstellen, dass es nur gewisse Zeiten am Tag eingeschaltet ist. So kann man auch Strom sparen, wenn man nicht zu Hause ist. Der Akku hält auch super. Wir schalten zB in der Nacht die Stromleiste aus an der das Gerät steckt, aber es misst dank Akku trotzdem weiter die Luftqualität.

This air quality monitor is an exceptional piece of technology that is a must-have for anyone who wants to ensure that the air they breathe is clean and healthy. Its professional-grade design and wide range of features make it an ideal tool for both personal and professional use. One of the standout features of this monitor is its ability to detect a wide range of pollutants, including PM2.5, CO2, AQI, temperature, and humidity. It provides real-time air quality data, as well as historic data, which makes it easy to track changes in air quality over time. It also offers air quality forecasting, which can be incredibly helpful in planning outdoor activities or adjusting your indoor environment as needed. Another great feature of the IQAir Air Quality Monitor Indoor is its Swiss design. It's well-made and designed to last, which means that you can rely on it to provide accurate air quality data for years to come. The monitor is also incredibly easy to use, with a simple interface that makes it easy to access all of the features and settings. The monitor is also incredibly versatile. It's compatible with a wide range of devices, including smartphones and tablets, which makes it easy to access your air quality data from anywhere. It also offers IFTTT integration, which means that you can set up automated alerts and actions based on your air quality data. Overall, I'm incredibly impressed with the IQAir Air Quality Monitor Indoor. It's a top-quality air quality monitor that provides accurate, reliable data on a wide range of pollutants. Its professional-grade design and wide range of features make it an ideal tool for both personal and professional use. I highly recommend this product to anyone who wants to ensure that the air they breathe is clean and healthy.

Mon avis est mitigé. Mon besoin étant de pouvoir alimenter un dossier de plainte pour une pollution urbaine par les feux de cheminée (chauffage au bois) et pouvoir arrêter la VMC ors des épisodes de pollution importants 1) Aucune idée de la fiabilité des détections, comme pour tous les autres appareils vendus d'ailleurs. Elles ont cependant cohérentes, pour ce qui est de l'affichage sur l'app mobile (j'y reviens plus bas). Je trouve cependant le niveau de PM10 assez bas par rapport aux mesures d'autres instruments jugés eux aussi "potentiellement fiable" que j'ai testés 2) Les alertes ne sont pas toujours déclenchées, et le cas échéant trop tard. Je n'ai pas trouvé pourquoi. 3) Les alertes ne sont pas déclenchables sur les particules fines (PM1, PM2.5, PM10), juste sur l'IQA US (qui certes est une synthèse des particules fines) 4) Les paramétrages entre l'app mobile et le site web de IQAir différent dans leur présentation voire leur appellation, on ne sait pas toujours si c'est la même chose. La navigation sur les 2 applications n'est pas innée non plus... 5) Je garde le "meilleur" pour la fin: j'ai partagé (publié) mes données sur le site IQAir. Ayant constaté un décalage de niveau important entre celui affiché sur l'app mobile et le site web. En effet sur celui-ci le niveau est le plus souvent (voire systématiquement) BON alors même que vous êtes en train d'être intoxiqué par les fumées au pied du détecteur, et que sur l'app mobile il est bien indiqué "Mauvais pour la santé" avec des taux énormes de PM ! J'ai contacté IQAir sur cette incohérence, ils m'ont répondu que les données du détecteur, affichées sur l'app mobile, étaient retraitées (à cause de l'humidité, ...) avant publication sur le site consultable par tous ! Bref, l'air est toujours BON alors qu'on est en pleine période de pollution ! Cela interroge donc 1) sur la recevabilité ou la fiabilité des taux détectés, et 2) sur l'intérêt de la publication de ses données sur le web, voire - pour moi qui constate la pollution "en live" - on est à la limite de la désinformation... Bref, du coup, on ne coche plus beaucoup de case avec cet appareil et le processus de retraitement "opaque" d'IQAir. Ceci a un autre impact: on ne peut connecter qu'un seul compte à l'appareil, donc si vous voulez partager les données du détecteur (non retraitées par IQAir) avec votre conjoint ou vos enfants vous ne le pouvez pas. Vous ne pouvez le faire qu'au travers de la vision "corrigée" du site web, donc pour eux tout ira bien la plupart du temps alors même qu'ils seront en train de tousser tout ce qu'ils peuvent à cause des fumées !!! Dommage, cet appareil passe assez près d'être vraiment intéressant... Acheté 10€ de plus sur Amazon que sur le site du fabricant pour bénéficier de Prime afin de pouvoir le retourner... j'hésite...