Tapo Smart Temperature and Humidity Sensor, Requires Tapo Hub, T310

This little sensor is accurate, the wifi works well and can be easily placed in all kinds of places. It comes with both a sticker for the back as well as a magnet. The magnet is super convenient if you plan to move it around a lot or just want the convenience to attach it to any metallic surface. It will work outdoors but is NOT weather resistant. If you use it outside it has to be in a location protected from weather. Also, I don't think you'll get years and years of use if you use it outside (the hot cold and humidity swings will likely kill it pretty fast). But, it is priced so reasonably that even if it needs to be replaced once a year it's worth it in some cases just for how convenient it is to place. I use mine on my front door that is protected by a substantial overhang. I use it to turn off my heat pump because it's not supposed to run when the temp outdoors is above 67 degrees but the heat pump has no built in shutoff. It connects up in Google Home to control my ecobee no problem. Could someone easily steal it? Sure, but that assumes the person even knows what it is and that it's worth stealing a gadget valued under 20 bux.

Another GREAT Tapo device!!! I was skeptical about its functionality because I’d bought one of those lil $12 doorbell looking like temperature/humidity sensors and found out you gotta use Smart Life or Tuya. Those apps do not integrate with Alexa at all. Maybe to turn lights on and off, but that’s about the extent of their usefulness. But with the Tapo ecosystem, you get full on Alexa functionality and integration!! With this device, I have set it up so that at X° outside my furnace will be the main function controlling the temp in my house. And at X° outside my air conditioning will be the controlling function. This is only really important if you live in the part of the country that has four seasons. Here, it could be 40° in the morning, but 77° in the afternoon. Smart thermostats don’t know the outside temp. So if I set the thermostat to 70° inside temp, I only have the choice to keep it at 70° with either the heat or cool function. It doesn’t know the outside temp, so it doesn’t know whether to run the furnace or the A/C to keep it at 70°. That’s fine when it’s 40° and I need the furnace to run. But once it gets up to 70° outside, I no longer want the furnace to run. Also fine, because it won’t heat past 70°. But when it’s 77° outside, I now need it to stay 70° inside. But the smart thermostat doesn’t know to switch it to cool, so my house would get to 77° inside. But now, with this Tapo temperature/humidity sensor, once it gets to 70° (or whatever you want to set that point at) it tells my smart thermostat to stop heating, and start cooling. I hope this explains how to use this device for this functionality. There are dozens of other uses, this is just one example of it for you. It’s WAY easier to set up with Alexa than that other doorbell looking like device they sell on here. And currently, it’s the same price! This is also WAY better material and feels like it’s solid, so I feel it’s MUCH higher craftsmanship!! It connects super quick and syncs to Alexa by itself. Connecting to your thermostat is done by Alexa. You just need to set the routines to tell Alexa to switch from A/C at/above/below X°, and to heat at/above/below X°. It’s super simple and Alexa walks you thru it!

I've tested a number of temperature / humidity sensors, they all had failed miserably. The TP-link Tapo sensor is awesome, extremely easy to set up (you do need a Tapo hub). I connected it with Alexa and set up a routine to control ventilation fans to the built in refrigerator. It works seamlessly and controls temperature great. I read some negative reviews regarding accuracy, so I tested it against the temperature control inside the refrig, it varied by only .1 degree F. Over the past 7 years I've converted the house to total automation (garage door control via vehicle and phone, smart irrigation of lawn and plants, motion sensing light control, smart HVAC systems, smart outlets, smart light bulbs, smart switches), trying a multitude of brands and throwing away a number of devices that just didn't have the quality or features required. I have refined my system down to Tp-Link / Tapo / Kasa, Tailwind and B-hyve for my home automation.

These little temperature sensors work great.. lets you monitor dips or spikes in a room. Shows humidity and temperature. Easy set up within seconds. We put little stickers on the backs. You need to set up the Tapo Hub first and then set each sensor up.

For the price, this little unit is hard to beat. I use one in a chest type freezer to monitor the temperature and send me notifications if the temperature gets too warm. The loss of one star is because the bottom temperature setting is at -4 degrees. My freezer will easily reach this low temperature on a normal basis so it send me a notice that the freezer is too cold. The only work around is to turn up the temperature in the freezer to above zero. (No way to just shut off notification on low temperatures.). It does a good job of monitoring and data logging the freezer and lets me see what temperatures (and humidity) it has been operating. Temperature readouts are selectable for C or F in the app. I have several Taco devices and have been pleased with all of them. Using the Tapo hub reduces the device count on the router so that more than 33 devices can be used on routers with the lower device limit. (previous to WiFi 6)

fair priced smart temperature and humidity sensor. Battery that comes with the sensor does not work long though. Be prepared to replace it with a high-quality battery within a couple of months.

The temperature function works ok.. within 2-3 degrees of true. The problem is, instead of reporting the temp every 5 min like it should.. it can go for as long as 4 hours without updating the temp. The humidity sensor is even worse.. Inaccurate by 30%+ and goes without reporting for 6+ hours sometimes.. Well.. you get what you pay for....

I'm using this to monitor the temperature in my freezer so I can receive alerts if the door isn't fully shut and the temperature rises. It communicates reliably with my H100 hub despite being about 30 feet away and inside the freezer; even in the cold, the battery has been going strong for over 3 months. It was easy to setup device in the Tapo app and to configure the alert. I wish the app displayed battery life, however, that data is available in my Home Assistant integration. Good value and may buy another for the refrigerator.

son buenos y hacen buena lectura. Al fin de cuentas son marca TP Link/Tapo. solo que, en mi caso, la conectividad con Alexa suele complicarse porque sale el dispositivo enlistado mas de una vez y es engorros tener que estar actualizando la lista constantemente. Yo solo los uso para medir temperatura y humedad, no los tengo para automatizacion

J’ai mis ce merveilleux thermomètre intelligent au chalet pour contrôler le taux d’humidité. Pour cela j’ai eu besoin d’un réseau wifi, un hub h100 et d’une prise intelligente (p110m) de tapo et bien sûr un bon déshumidificateur. C’est facile et abordable. Je peux maintenant lire les données de la maison ou n’importe où ailleurs. Tout est automatique. J’ai quelques produits Tp-link, très bon.

Beware - Does not work with Hub that are EU regions - only compatible with US regions Hubs so make sure the regions match otherwise it will not connect to your Tapo Hub

funciona perfectamente

I’ve been using the TP-Link Tapo T310 for a few weeks now and it’s been a fantastic addition to my smart home setup. Setup was seamless with the Tapo app, and the sensor paired instantly with the Tapo H100 hub. Within minutes, I had real-time temperature and humidity readings and could set custom alerts for thresholds that matter to me. One suggestion for improvement: the temperature graph in the app, especially for monthly and yearly views, could be easier to interpret. A simple line graph would make trends more visible than the current bar format, which feels a bit clunky for long-term tracking.