TP-Link Tapo Smart Temperature & Humidity Sensor (T310)

Very easy to set up, gives reliable readings, connectivity is good. Only issue: you must have a Tapo hub to use this device. Very easy to set up, gives reliable readings, connectivity is good. Only issue: you must have a Tapo hub to use this device.

Pretty simple device that does what it says on the tin. Integrates well with Google Assistant. As with most of these tiny, low power draw devices you do need the hub (H100 or H200), it won't connect to wifi. Pretty simple device that does what it says on the tin. Integrates well with Google Assistant. As with most of these tiny, low power draw devices you do need the hub (H100 or H200), it won't connect to wifi.

I'm using it as an ebike lithium battery heat sensor together with a Tapo power block to turn off the charging power if it gets too warm and will sound an alarm. It also turns off after a delay so it never keeps charging, That is just to be a bit safer with lithium batteries. Works well and I knew it needed a hub before I purchased. I'm using it as an ebike lithium battery heat sensor together with a Tapo power block to turn off the charging power if it gets too warm and will sound an alarm. It also turns off after a delay so it never keeps charging, That is just to be a bit safer with lithium batteries. Works well and I knew it needed a hub before I purchased.

Website description and packaging doesn’t say you need a Tapo hub until you turn it on. Need to get additional product to be able to use it. Website description and packaging doesn’t say you need a Tapo hub until you turn it on. Need to get additional product to be able to use it.

I have 5 of these around the house. One outside, one in the entrance by the dog's crate that is used to control his crate heater. One in his crate to check on the previous one. One in the bedroom that controls my heater and one in my dry box for camera lenses that I use to monitor the humidity (lenses can grow fungus if the humidity is too high).
They seem to be quite accurate and play nice with the Tapo software. Note they are Sub-GHz need one of the Tapo hubs to work. I have 5 of these around the house. One outside, one in the entrance by the dog's crate that is used to control his crate heater. One in his crate to check on the previous one. One in the bedroom that controls my heater and one in my dry box for camera lenses that I use to monitor the humidity (lenses can grow fungus if the humidity is too high).
They seem to be quite accurate and play nice with the Tapo software. Note they are Sub-GHz need one of the Tapo hubs to work.

This is a great little sensor and has been useful to 'fine tune' the thermostat setting on our oil fin heater in our kids room so it's not running too hot or not hot enough overnight. The app interface is great and it's nice to be able to check to room temperature remotely from the living room or in bed in the middle of the night. I intend to buy a couple more for around the house given the low price. Battery life yet to be seen but the batteries look to only be a couple of bucks to replace assuming not needed more than once a year! This is a great little sensor and has been useful to 'fine tune' the thermostat setting on our oil fin heater in our kids room so it's not running too hot or not hot enough overnight. The app interface is great and it's nice to be able to check to room temperature remotely from the living room or in bed in the middle of the night. I intend to buy a couple more for around the house given the low price. Battery life yet to be seen but the batteries look to only be a couple of bucks to replace assuming not needed more than once a year!

Seems accurate and precise. can export data, by email as csv file. Seems accurate and precise. can export data, by email as csv file.