Air PRO Smart Controller & Air Quality Sensor

I recently purchased the Sensibo Air PRO, and all I can say is, "Why didn't I get this sooner?" This smart controller and air quality sensor have entirely transformed how I manage my home's climate and air quality. It's a game-changer! Installation was a breeze. I plugged in the Sensibo Air PRO, connected it to my Wi-Fi network, and downloaded the app. Within minutes, I had complete control over my air conditioner from my smartphone. No more fumbling for the remote or dealing with outdated thermostat settings. The fundamental standout feature for me is the air quality sensor. I've always been concerned about the air my family breathes indoors, especially during allergy season. The Sensibo Air PRO monitors the air quality in real time, providing me with valuable insights and alerts when it's time to improve ventilation or adjust the air purifier. I can also see historical data, helping me track changes in air quality over time. The app itself is intuitive and user-friendly. I can create schedules to ensure my home is at the perfect temperature when I arrive or wake up. We integrated it with our Amazon Alexa, making controlling my HVAC system with voice commands even more convenient. The energy-saving features are impressive. The Sensibo Air PRO helps optimize my air conditioner's performance, reducing energy consumption and saving me money on our electric bills. I appreciate the eco-friendly aspect of this device. Additionally, the Sensibo Air PRO has a geofencing feature that detects when I'm leaving or returning home, automatically adjusting the temperature to ensure comfort while minimizing energy waste. It's a small detail, but it makes a big difference in my daily life. I can't emphasize enough how much I love my Sensibo Air PRO. It has made managing my home's climate and air quality effortless and efficient. No more worrying about wasted energy or wondering if my indoor air is safe. If you're still on the fence, take my advice: don't wait any longer. Get the Sensibo Air PRO now, and you'll wonder why you didn't make this purchase sooner. It's an investment in your comfort, health, and peace of mind.

I wanted to connect my newly installed Mitsubishi mini-splits to my HomeKit network. I had tried another brand but didn't love it and it didn't control all the functions, so I decided to try the Sensibo Air (non-Q), then bought two additional AirQ models. They were easy to set up thanks to the bar codes on the units - one for the Sensibo app and one for HomeKit. Once you pair the unit with the app, it downloads a firmware update and then you can pair the remote control. Five presses of the ON/OFF button, and they are ready to control your A/C. They can handle all the functions and TBH, the app is a lot less complicated than the factory remotes. Once set up, fire up the Home app on your iPhone, Add Accessory and scan the HomeKit code. Now, support for these under HomeKit (and Home) is pretty minimal. You can turn the A/C on (heat, cool, etc.) and off, and set a temp. You will get a temperature reading and can find the humidity as well if you know where to look. But with the Sensibo app, you have full control over all functions including, in my case, the swing features. Plus with the AirQ, you can see the TVOC and CO2 levels. It also gives alerts if either of these increase. So one thing to keep in mind, is the temperature reading might not be accurate. In my case, each unit reads about two degrees higher than the actual temp in the room. You can "calibrate" through the Sensibo website and it will show up in the Sensibo app, but that does not (yet) correct the readings in HomeKit. Sensibo support is aware of this and is working on it. And BTW, their support is EXCELLENT! The Sensibo app is very full-featured. They also offer a cloud service with some additional features, but I don't need that. These are not the cheapest units on the market but they work well and after spending many thousands on the A/C/Heat Pump, a few hundred more (for 3) was a minor addition to the overall cost. Highly recommend these!

I really want to like this product. The idea of I really want to like this product. The idea of a Nest-style thermostat with internet connectivity that interfaces with my Mitsubishi mini split is really tempting, but after three frustrating weeks of trying to get this to work, including several unproductive help sessions with the Sensibo customer service (and an appeal via snail mail to their corporate office), I have to conclude that the Sensibo system isn’t ready for prime time, and I would strongly caution anyone who wants more than a simple internet on/off switch to look elsewhere. 6/27/24 UPDATE: I have written Sensibo support for help. After giving me very Tier 1 suggestions ("open app and click the +/- buttons to change temp), the company has not returned two further requests for help. I've also snail-mailed the corporate office in an attempt to get support. I've initiated a support request via Amazon. We'll see if they respond. Due to this lack of support, I cannot recommend this product. There are so many different combinations of A/C head units and remote controls that my Sensibo is left confused and partially inoperable in most situations. When I got my Sensibo a few weeks ago I followed the instructions and attempted to program the unit by pointing my remote at it and pushing the ON/OFF button on the remote. The Sensibo beeped and I thought I was done. I could do basic things like turn my A/C on and off, change the fan speed, and even direct the vanes into different modes. GREAT! However, when it came to the most basic operation of thermostat control - changing the actual temperature setting on the A/C, the Sensibo failed utterly. On our Nest at our old house, I could log on and turn the temp to, say, 74 degrees. The Nest on the wall would change to 74 and the A/C would maintain the temperature to within a degree of 74, just like every thermostat in existence. Temp at 75? Nest turns on the A/C until it reaches 73, then turns off. That’s how a thermostat works. That’s how the Sensibo should work. However, on my Sensibo Air Pro, no matter what temperature I set on the app, my A/C unit stubbornly ignores me. Yes, the head unit would beep as if its set point had just been changed, but even after waiting several hours, nothing was different. The actual set point remains around 71/72 degrees. I currently have my unit set on 77 degrees and the Sensibo is stubbornly keeping the temperature at 72. It’s frustrating, not to mention wasteful of energy. So maybe it's a case of the Sensibo and the A/C being out of sync (a problem with these remote-controlled A/C units that don’t provide feedback). I tested this by using the Sensibo to run the temperature all the way up to the highest point (80 degrees) and then covering the Sensibo and pushing the + button on the hand held remote to manually set the A/C to it’s max setting (also 80). This would ensure that the A/C’s internal computer was at max while the Sensibo was also set to max. Both things should agree. Thereafter, assuming I never used the handheld remote, any temp change on the Sensibo should be accurately tracked by the A/C unit. 72 would be 72, 80 should be 80. As long as I don’t touch the remote, the A/C and the Sensibo should stay in sync. Testing this, I changed the temp on the Sensibo to 76. What happened? The A/C started to cool aggressively until- you guessed it - the room went down to 71. What’s worse is that last night we woke up to a fridgid bedroom. I’d set the (calibrated) temp on the Sensibo to 72 and the room went all the way down to 66! I even went so far as to purchase a second unit, thinking the first one might be bad. After fighting with that for a week and getting similar results, I’m forced to conclude that the Sensibo units aren’t ready for the marketplace. There is a major miscommunication somewhere that results in completely unreliable temperatures. And, just in case, I tested every other appropriate Sensibo remote configuration file, working my way through their confusing naming scheme and trying out every possible configuration that matched my A/C unit (number of fan speeds, temp range, etc). I got the same behavior. (As an aside, it would be very helpful if Sensibo could tell you which silly named remote you were currently set on. Unless you write it down and keep the paper somewhere, when you come back there is no indication of what your unit is set to!) Finally, I emailed customer support for help and I could tell that whoever was on the other side of the email was selecting from a list of standard replies. At one point, while going into great detail about my issue, I received an email that said: "Please follow these steps: Open the Sensibo app. Try adjusting the temperature directly from the app." In short, they told me to try changing the temperature. Helpful? I’ll let you judge, but it very much felt like a brush-off to me. “Sorry, we want you to spend over $300 buying our product, but we don’t want to actually help you use it” So in short: My Sensibo Air Pro is inaccurate and untrustworthy, the onboard temp and humidity sensors are _badly_ out of sync (no, Sensibo, it’s not 80% humidity in here- we have a dehumidifier set to 50% and a set of SensorPush units to confirm we’re within 1% of that value), customer support is unhelpful (they’ve stopped responding), and the amount of time I’ve spent trying to get it to work is outrageous. I’m still within the Amazon return period on these units and will try my hardest to get them to work. Like I said, I really want to like them and use them, but at this point I have no other choice but to conclude that they’re an expensive gimmick that’s not ready for the marketplace. UPDATE: Still fighting with this unit. I went ahead and purchased another unit via Amazon and the company sent me a USED unit that was associated with another account. Because it hadn't been released by the prior user, the Sensibo was unusable. I am sending them back for a refund and recommend that potential purchasers look to some other product than the Sensibo. FINAL UPDATE: I turned the AC on using the App I changed to heat on the app and set the temp to 80 The room temp rose to 79 (close enough). I then changed the mode to cool. I DID NOT LOWER THE TEMPERATURE AT ALL. I LEFT IT AT 80. The Sensibo beeped and I watched as the room temp dropped several degrees to around 73-74. I laughed the laugh of the man who has stared into the darkness and witnesses crappy products with slick marketing campaigns. I laughed in pity for Sensibo's investors. This behavior does not happen when I use the AC handheld remote. When I use the handheld, the system operates normally. There. Is. A. Problem. With. The. Sensibo. Units. I’m returning all three of these units and marking them “BROKEN”. At this point I have no other choice, nor do I have any desire to keep troubleshooting this product. It’s taken far too much time and effort on my part. Disappointed

setup was not as straight forward as i hoped but other than that it connects to the remote quickly and works great with apple home you have to buy a separate unit for each AC unit which makes it expensive because i have separate split units for each room i don't really have a need for the air quality because the windows stay open during the day

I installed this in my condo on a 5 yo Goodman mini split with the standard clunky, near useless remote. To say I installed this is an overstatement. I plugged in my new Sensibo, pointed my remote at it, pushed the button, and I was done. I was blown away at how easy this was to set up and use. I can control things that weren’t even on my original remote. The best part is that I can now control my AC from anywhere. This will pay for itself in about 2 weeks given the price of electricity in the USVI. It’s been installed four days Now and has performed flawlessly. If you’re even thinking about it, go ahead and get it, you will not regret it…worth every penny.

I found this difficult to set up. The lights indicated that WIFI was not connected yet I could see it connected in the router with indication of packets sent and received. The setup steps were difficult to complete because the interface continually jumped ahead to the next step. Once I completed the WIFI connection, it was not clear how to connect to the mini-split. The connection process took several attempts. My biggest disappointment is as soon as I create the user account I am prompted to sign up for a subscription service to unlock all of the features. I do not remember seeing this in the product description.

Works great and it pairs over WiFi with Alexa and her scheduler.

Like the fact that I could control the Ductless with Apple HomeKit, but the stock app and software is very limited. If you don’t pay a subscription also, there is no feedback to know if you’re Ductless head is actually doing what was commanded. Main reason for my purchase was my ductless head had a large temperature swing for instance, if it was set for 70, it would have the room anywhere from 68 to 72 was hoping this would fix the problem, but it did not. I returned the product if it was half the price I could see keeping it just for HomeKit control but definitely not worth it at current price.

leuk dat je je airco kan regelen en de luchtkwaliteit ineens kan meten.De app werkt vlot.

Habe mir eine Klimaanlage bestellt, die mit nichts Kommunizieren kann außer der Fernbedienung. Durch den Sensibo habe ich alle Funktionen einer Smarten Klimaanlage, und zusätzlich kann ich in der kostenlosen Version eine 24h Temperatur, und Feuchtigkeit Kurve bekommen. Einrichtung war in 15 Minuten erledigt. Einbindung in das Apple HomeKit war ebenfalls Problemlos.

De Sensibo Air PRO heeft mijn verwachtingen overtroffen en is een must-have voor iedereen die zijn airconditioning of verwarming slim wil bedienen. Dit apparaat maakt het mogelijk om je klimaatbeheersysteem eenvoudig te automatiseren en op afstand te bedienen, wat mijn leven aanzienlijk gemakkelijker heeft gemaakt. Wat ik het meest waardeer, is de gebruiksvriendelijke app. Met de Sensibo-app op mijn smartphone kan ik de temperatuur en luchtvochtigheid in mijn huis in de gaten houden, waar ik ook ben. Het instellen van schema's is eenvoudig; ik kan bijvoorbeeld mijn airco aanzetten voordat ik thuis kom, zodat ik altijd in een comfortabele omgeving aankom. De geavanceerde sensoren van de Air PRO zijn geweldig. Ze detecteren de temperatuur en luchtvochtigheid in de ruimte en passen de instellingen automatisch aan voor optimaal comfort. Dit zorgt niet alleen voor een aangenamere leefomgeving, maar helpt ook om energie te besparen. Een ander geweldig kenmerk is de stemcommando-integratie. Het werkt perfect met zowel Google Assistant als Amazon Alexa, waardoor ik mijn klimaatregeling eenvoudig met mijn stem kan bedienen. Dit is vooral handig als ik mijn handen vol heb met andere taken. Daarnaast is de installatie heel eenvoudig. Het apparaat is compatibel met vrijwel elke airconditioner of verwarmingssysteem, en de set-up was binnen enkele minuten voltooid. De stijlvolle en compacte vormgeving past perfect in mijn interieur, zonder op te vallen. Al met al is de Sensibo Air PRO een uitstekende investering voor iedereen die zijn binnenklimaat wil verbeteren en een slimme, efficiënte oplossing zoekt. Ik ben er zo blij mee dat ik het aan iedereen kan aanbevelen!

I bought 4 of the basic ones some years back, 2 failed after about 3 years (admittedly Covid meant they weren't used much) , they replaced the 2 , which was fantastic. One more has since failed. Thought I would buy the top of the Line Pro ones, really not worth it. They seem to want to charge you for everything, so I really paid double to get a humidity reading? Set up was a little painful , and when I finally got it to work I didn't even know it? Great Company, Great Products but expensive.

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