The sensor comes in 2 primary varients, 1 with the hub for connecting and standalone, I have the hub version to review today. in the box you get the bare minimum, the 2 sensors themselves and the hub (if you chose the hub version) alongside the USB C cable for connecting the hub to the mains and 2 small pieces of adhesive strip.
If you have ever read any of my other smarthome product reviews you may notice one of my biggest complaints is a lack of support for the walled garden that is apple HomeKit, I mean sure there are ways to add unsupported devices if your technically savvy and have the time to tinker but for most brands and devices you are paying a hefty premium for the security and ease of use that is promised by HomeKit support. Enter Meross, a relatively well known brand in the Smarthome tech space who focus on budget while still gaining entry into the…
Roku, a renowned player in the smart home industry, has announced an impressive expansion to its Smart Home lineup with the addition of a new affordable home monitoring system and feature updates to its existing range of products. Introducing the Roku Home Monitoring System SE, this budget-friendly solution is priced at a competitive $99 and