Awair Glow Air Quality Monitor + Smart Plug

I own a fleet of the traditional Awairs which I love; they're accurate, provide great feedback, and are aesthetically pleasing. I had high hopes for the Awair Glow and figured they'd make great additions to my already decently sized collection of air monitoring products. Unfortunately, this line is inaccurate across all metrics leaving them useless for home monitoring or automation. I ordered three and had the following problems:1) One device's CO2 measurements were roughly double the present CO2 numbers.2) All devices' humidity measurements were off by 5-10%.3) All devices' chemical measurements were off by 100-200 ppb.4) All devices' temperature measurements were high by around 2-4 °F.To test this, I plugged all three into outlets that were no more than 3ft apart from each other and let them run undisturbed for a few days. Additionally, I had three traditional Awairs, one Ecobee 3, and one Ecobee sensor right next to them as control units. As expected, the control units were all within a reasonable margin of error from each other. Unfortunately, none of the Awair Glows were close. To be certain, I hard reset each device and reran the test. I got the same results.I’m dissapointed these didn’t work out because they really are attractive units with a solid build quality. Hopefully Awair brings things back around with their next iteration.

The monitor comes with a very brief "quick start" that leads you to believe that you download the iPhone app then follow simple directions.What they don't share is that their product only supports a very limited set of WiiFi networks that made me spend several hours trying to actually connect the device before I could attempt to set itup from the iPhone app.

It's alright, seems to do what it is meant for, it's not as ugly as some devices - I like that the plug is built in. Appeared to be able to call out my glade plug in over use as the cause of some of the high VOC's in the air best I can tell. I have two issues with it: 1) (I kind of knew this beforehand) - the lack of acceptability / lack of API connections. I understand not wanting everything to attach to your 'product' but, it would be great for the ability to attach WebCORE to it for example. Or even Smartthings for that matter. Because then you end up with yet another App / program w/o integration. 2) I clearly misunderstood and this rolls over from my first statement - yes - IFTTT connects to this BUT Glow is not the trigger. That's annoying. If I'm re-reading correctly you need to have the base Awair, and that can be the 'This / Trigger' - the glow can only be 'that'. So for example I had the Air Purifier plugged in to the Glow, great! But I also wanted it to be able to tell IFTTT, 'Humidity is also high, turn on 'Humidity' (In my case i named the WeMo switch Humidity to be able to toggle the 'dumb' dehumidifier - no dice on that. If you actually search the IFTTT channels for GLOW specifically, it's limited. I didn't notice this until I tried to attach an Awair pre made recipe to the Glow, if you select (or try to) the 'which config' or whatever (not in front of me now) - it says 'none available' because it's not counting the Glow as such.Unless I'm totally missing something, if so, please someone let me know I'll totally revise this!

I love the idea, I like the design and appearance but it too sure on execution or accuracy. Temps sensor seems fine but everything seems very sensitive to where exactly it's placed in the room. Had this by our bed and had high readings even when we weren't in the room. It was getting huge swings in Co2 and VOCs. Moved this away to another wall in the same bedroom and now things stabilized but still getting swings. However, I'm having the same issues others have expressed where Co2 seems to flat line at 400ppm. Spec states the sensor reads down to zero, but the app shows 400 at the lowest and just sticks there until Co2 starts to climb. The auto on and off function based on parameters seems to work fine which is the whole point to this, so yay! I've ordered a 2nd so that I can compare the two to see if they're at least consistent.The first major issue is that the glow doesn't natively integrate with Nest like the larger Awair does. I wish it did, even though this smaller unit doesn't have the dust sensor.Finally, as of right now I cant get the glow to work with the alexa skill or IFTTT. I keep getting an error when asked to enter my login info with both IFTTT and alexa. Not sure where the bug is but someone needs to sort it out and ASAP! If this isn't fixed by the time the return window is closed, I'm returning them. Deal breaker.

I am very pleased with my purchase of the Glow. It is very reassuring to have a better picture of what's in the air we breathe. The set up was simple and use is seamless. I would prefer more available data on the VOCs themselves that are detected, but that probably is too much to ask of an air monitor. I am trying to determine is mycotoxins are considered VOCs or if the Glow recognizes them at all. Regardless, Without the Glow, I wouldn't have known about a CO2 problem in our house and therefore I am able to take steps to amend that. Thanks!

アプリで数値が見えます。この商品に名前が付けれる。24時間グラフで全体のバランスがみえる6畳くらいだと30分もしないうちに二酸化炭素濃度が2000超えて、部屋閉めっきりで一晩寝て朝起きたら二酸化炭素濃度が6000になってました 笑 数値だけみて心のダメージきますが、見なければわからないと思います。今では部屋のドア少し開けて寝て二酸化炭素濃度1000以下を保ってます

保証が初期不良30日までなので、価格を考えるとそれ以降に壊れたときのダメージは大きい。偶にアプリがフリーズすることを除けば、今のところ本体は順調に稼働しているが。　購入理由は二酸化炭素濃度が上がったら換気扇を付けると言うことをやりたかったのだが、家が古いせいか一晩寝ても1400ppm程度しか行かなかった。勝手に自然換気がそこそこ出来ていたようだ。とはいえ、睡眠の質を上げる為に1000ppmを越えたら換気する様にするつもり。

Accurate date provided by the sensors