IQAir Air Quality Monitor Indoor, Swiss Design, Professional Grade, Detects PM2.5, CO2, AQI, Temperature, Humidity, Indoor Air Quality Real-Time Air Quality & Forecasting, Historic Data

So interesting to see what’s in your home
This air quality monitor is an exceptional piece of technology that is a must-have for anyone who wants to ensure that the air they breathe is clean and healthy. Its professional-grade design and wide range of features make it an ideal tool for both personal and professional use.One of the standout features of this monitor is its ability to detect a wide range of pollutants, including PM2.5, CO2, AQI, temperature, and humidity. It provides real-time air quality data, as well as historic data, which makes it easy to track changes in air quality over time. It also offers air quality forecasting, which can be incredibly helpful in planning outdoor activities or adjusting your indoor environment as needed.Another great feature of the IQAir Air Quality Monitor Indoor is its Swiss design. It’s well-made and designed to last, which means that you can rely on it to provide accurate air quality data for years to come. The monitor is also incredibly easy to use, with a simple interface that makes it easy to access all of the features and settings.The monitor is also incredibly versatile. It’s compatible with a wide range of devices, including smartphones and tablets, which makes it easy to access your air quality data from anywhere. It also offers IFTTT integration, which means that you can set up automated alerts and actions based on your air quality data.Overall, I’m incredibly impressed with the IQAir Air Quality Monitor Indoor. It’s a top-quality air quality monitor that provides accurate, reliable data on a wide range of pollutants. Its professional-grade design and wide range of features make it an ideal tool for both personal and professional use. I highly recommend this product to anyone who wants to ensure that the air they breathe is clean and healthy.

Worked fine until it started returning 0 PM2.5 for indoor air quality forever, even when it was 300+
I got the unit, it seemed to work when I first got it, and after a while, I started displaying an indoor air quality that was perfect (0 PM2.5).I didn’t pay attention to it too closely until we got some nearby fires and the air quality was actually 300+ (i.e. terrible and hazardous to breathe), but the unit still showed 0, perfect air.Tech support suggested cleaning the sensors, and once we established that the unit was indeed malfunctioning, because I only realized it wasn’t working after the warranty was over, IQAir told me they wouldn’t do anything to fix or replace it.So, it’s a bad and unreliable product with a company that will not stand behind it.Shame, because it was otherwise beautiful with a nice interface, but that’s worthless if it fails at the one job it has.The picture shows air quality from the internet and unit showing indoor pm2.5 of 0! You had one job…..

Wir verwenden den AirVisual Pro nun schon über ein halbes Jahr. Als Allergikerin ist es praktisch zu sehen, wann die Pollenbelastung nach dem Lüften steigt, bzw wann man besser das Fenster geschlossen hält (sofern man einen Messer für Draussen auch hat)Die zugehörige App ist ebenfalls praktisch. Hier kann man die Daten ebenfalls abrufen und die Veränderung über die Tage hinweg anzeigen oder die Einstellungen am Gerät über Wlan verändern.Praktisch ist auch die CO2 Anzeige. Denn manchmal merkt man vielleicht noch garnicht, dass es mal Zeit wäre mal kurz die Fenster zu öffnen.Das Display kann in Helligkeit reguliert werden und man kann einstellen, dass es nur gewisse Zeiten am Tag eingeschaltet ist. So kann man auch Strom sparen, wenn man nicht zu Hause ist. Der Akku hält auch super. Wir schalten zB in der Nacht die Stromleiste aus an der das Gerät steckt, aber es misst dank Akku trotzdem weiter die Luftqualität.

I’ve been getting worried about the increase in vehicle traffic on the major roads near my house and also on my own street. I have noticed when I step out front, or back, I get a blast of car exhaust blowing toward me. There are many renters in one house, with several cars, usually idling, plus Ubers and deliveries.I have Dyson products in my house but I was concerned (more for my dogs!) that when they are outside, they are not inhaling all this pm 2.5!My government-air-quality station is a few kilometres from me and, sure, general AQ is nice to know, but where I am actually located can have much different AQ than that station obviously.What’s nice about this is I can put it on my deck while I am outside and see what the pm 2.5 levels are, and as soon as I bring it inside the pm 2.5 returns to zero again. I have tested this against my Dyson with the door open and it’s accurate. In fact IQAir was the most accurate in a comparison of consumer-grade AQ monitors, and for the price was surprisingly close to the accuracy of government monitors (within 5% I think).Anyway, I use this inside the house, and I have AQ OUTDOOR for permanent measurements outside (mounted on a front-yard tree) which I love even more. That one lets me know when is the best time to go outside. It’s so interesting seeing what the trends are, and how meteorological conditions and wind improve or worsen AQ.Both modules have continuous monitoring or by the hour. The app is great and instantaneous. Both store historical data which you can share on the iq air map.I’m really happy with IQair and my third product will be the Atem for the car. If I can afford another AQ Outdoor for the deck I will get one. (You don’t want to open your windows when AQ is bad, and your nose can’t always tell).Where I live it’s just cars and cars and I want to be conscious of having clean air for my pups to enjoy, and it benefits me too.