The Best Bluetooth Thermometer and Hygrometer - Govee H5075

The Gove H5075 is an indoor thermometer and hygrometer that measures and logs temperature and humidity data and transmits and stores this in its memory ready for you to read via bluetooth on your smartphone.
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[@jvidia]

What's the difference for the Govee life H5104 ?

[@leroy2158]

I have had this for over a year now works amazing but does it need to be calibrated at any time ? Because something is telling me its off these days

[@SSUKBD]

How far distance the Bluetooth range? So if I put it on my Greenhouse in the backyard, can I see the temp from the app from my home?

[@notyah2411]

Can you use them for temperature and humidity inside a snake vivarium.

[@gdhncdytch7089]

Thanks for your recommendation! I have these, but they tend to be not durable and accurate, defeating the point of a hygrometer. I am using inkbird’s new product IBS-TH5 this year, a sensor with WiFi from Switzerland, a real hygrometer. Yes, this is my recommendation. It is a bit expensive but completely worth it.

[@peckerpeter2078]

And no batteries ❤

[@Ahmad-tr8zr]

Please can I know how to set minimum and maximum temperature? Thank you sir

[@Sudz28]

Why does no one make these so that you can plug them into the wall? I don't want to have to worry about constantly buying and replacing batteries.

[@techable7524]

Maybe too much heat may mess up results?

[@geoffreycoan]

Thanks for the review. Am looking at this thermometer for use in the house and my shed. Do you know what the practical range is through walls, says up to 60m on Amazon ? They seem well priced and have seen other positive reviews. I plan to integrate to home assistant

[@techable7524]

Hmmmm hard to say, but the BT range is actually pretty long and responsive I've found. If you're not downloading the data log, and you're just getting the realtime data, it's pretty long and pretty fast. I have he Wifi versions of these and I'd be fine with the cheaper BT versions as shown in this video.

[@bburke0912]

Anything about alexa integration- doesn't seem to work

[@PowerScissor]

I bought 10 of these, and sitting directly next to each other for days they are wildly all over the place for accuracy. I was very excited to find something that doesn't use the frustrating coin/button cells. The AAA battery was great and having access to logs was nice although not needed. But if you can't trust the reading, they are paper weights. The ones that seemed really far off, I stuck outside on a below freezing day with 100% humidity where you could barely see accross the street from fog. (I know they are rated "indoor" and this was just a test to see if the display temperature would drop and how fast) They stayed in the 60's°f for many hours before slowly going down into the 50's. Out of the 10, there's 2 that seem quick to react and accurate and I want to use them...but with 8 being known bad readings it's hard to bring myself to trust the 2 good ones. Apparently, the firmware is able to be updated, so maybe this will solve the issues. If they would just be sort of accurate I would love them.

[@Alex-kr7zr]

Thanks, glad you wrote this, I was looking for buying 4 of those for monitoring my 3d printer filament dryboxes.

[@PowerScissor]

​@@Alex-kr7zr I was messing around with adjusting the offsets (You can manually calibrate in the app if you have a way to put them in a known environment. Last night I put all 10 in a sealed, temperature & humidity controlled container,. This morning I have them all reading the same between 10 - 50% RH. But they start to vary again above 50%. They are much better after calibration, but I definitely won't use them for anything important. I'm still not sure why some of them seem to react very quickly and display changes almost immediately...others took several hours to gradually adjust display to new environment. Although I haven't dug into the firmware. Maybe they are all on different firmware versions and I can get them all on updated and the same firmware things will improve. I think you would be ok using them for filament. That's what I plan to use some of them for. I'm definitely not going to trust the readings for higher end humidity stuff like terrariums and greenhouses until I do a lot more testing on different firmware.

[@shaecloud4403]

Can you put metrics on “wildly”… like 10 degree deviations?? and are they more accurate in a warm weather environment?

[@fluteharmonique8]

I'm thinking of buying one to monitor the temp and humidity of our cathedral organ. I assume in order to download any data I will have to be present?

[@techable7524]

Yes, but it logs it for you so you could just grab the data every day, 7 days or 30 days if you wanted.

[@fluteharmonique8]

@@techable7524 thanks - it seems to be working well. Did you have to calibrate yours at all?

[@shaecloud4403]

Can you not leave a mobile device that has data and then monitor from app downloaded on another (personal) device remotely to monitor the data?