The Smart Home Upgrade You NEED! | X-Sense Wi-Fi Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector Review

Today we are taking a look at my newest smart home upgrade, this Is the “X-Sense Wi-Fi Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector”. Loaded with enhanced safety features, I think everyone should have one of these in their home!
This is Wi-Fi Model "SC07-WX"
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[@TimG-lb1nh]

Just ordered the 3 pack. Great find and thank you Eric!

[@EricReviews]

Happy to help!

[@kidsadakumpol3429]

Thanks for the heads up on these Eric!

[@EricReviews]

Happy to help!

[@nononononoch]

Wifi smoke alarms.. definitely very useful but something I never would have thought of

[@EricReviews]

Absolutely!

[@Nachete3]

Great review Eric

[@EricReviews]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@Huy_mexe]

App connected smoke alarms.. it sounds dumb at first, but you raise very valid points,lol

[@EricReviews]

Thanks for watching!

[@LamLy-st7bz]

Very much appreciate the promo code, thank you!

[@EricReviews]

Happy to help!

[@josesantiago7240]

Ordered 2.. thank you!

[@EricReviews]

Thanks for watching!

[@Rocker_1996]

How you know what the square footage recommendation is?

[@SuneelSubu]

Really cool. triggering the fire department makes this similar to commercial detectors

[@EricReviews]

Yep!

[@nulvaetudmurtman]

Man.. I just bought some regular ones from Costco too

[@EricReviews]

Well..costco has one of the best return policies, lol

[@rolig3518]

Why doesn't X-Sense offer a hardwired version? These will not pass code where I live and many other places. There are very few hardwired smart co/smoke detectors.

[@tnlobo420]

Chinese company with poor service record

[@raulandresleiva1891]

not sure its a good idea to use propane in a closed environment..thats asking for trouble

[@EricReviews]

I always crack a window and the garage isnt air sealed so its usually not as issue. However, you never know so thats why I added one of these

[@LaBamba690]

@@EricReviews A propane leak won't be detected by a CO detector or smoke detector. You have to have a PROPANE detector like they have in RVs.

[@DanaHenderson-l2e]

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[@7motion985]

I love your eview