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I've used WT sensors for a long time. Various experiences. - I have 4 general temp / humidity units with receivers. Three are in homes I live in. I just bought a fourth for a little computer equipment room. These are USB format. I originally bought backup batteries. These failed in a few years. The basic unit is terrific. The battery not. - I've used many "tile" format temp / humidity sensors that I place in fridge and freezer units. Mostly these work well when I can get a signal to the receiver. Batteries have to be changed. I'm not good at that. When the batteries run out and I forget to replace the unit I throw it away - not perfect - I use "tile" format water sensors. There are very good. Same battery issue. - I like the cloud server - lots of data retention and good displays. - shipping and service is good. The design / aesthetics of the product is superior. They're very persistent about getting buyers to provide a review - bordering on annoying.

I've used wireless tags for over 10 years and currently have 8 sensors for monitoring the environment of my home, both inside and out. I find them incredibly accurate, easy to use, and with a battery life of 3 months or more even though they update every 5 minutes.

Use wireless tags for remotely measuring temperature in the house and refrigerator. Use for many years and very satisfied.

Very sophisticated and well-thought products that would sell more readily if some of the information and instructions were in more common language geared for the non-techies in the world.

I use several of these temperature devices. I've ran into issues with some of them, as well as the app acting up, but overall this is the best solution I've found to manage monitoring temperature in my refrigerators and freezers. Any issues I've had have been resolved with a bit of troubleshooting. I would recommend these devices to anyone who has a bit of smart home device experience and is ready to spend time tinkering to get these operating and reporting as intended. I also have these linked to my Hubitat to run automatons when temperatures rise or fall outside thresholds for a certain duration.