RainPoint Wi-Fi Soil Moisture Meter, WiFi Soil Moisture Meters for Plants, Soil Humidity & Temperature Sensor, Soil Testers Monitor for Garden (Add-on Device, Requires Hub or Gateway), White

No Issues yet, and plan on pairing more Moisture sensors. To change to Fahrenheit - you must change it under the Hub's setting, not the Sensor's setting.

I have to update my initial review… While as of today, the sensor does not work with their existing hub that ships with the timer, I was contacted by their customer service for follow-up to my review. They are turning the matter over to their engineers. I hope this means it can be corrected. I have been watering with just the timer and app and have to say everything there works really well and the app has any setting I could possibly need. I hope they can resolve the issue with the sensor connecting to the hub that ships with the timer. That said, I appreciate a company who cares enough about their customers and products to address their concerns directly, and so my review is now on the company and quality of their other products.

This is a good moisturizer reader for plants that their roots are no deeper than 8 inches. I need an instrument that reads much deeper. I miss understood .

So far I love them I have 3 units

I have plants in my office and often forget to water them. Now I'm able to monitor them and get reminders on my phone ... super easy and handy.

Honestly don't know what I was thinking when I thought this would be a good idea for my garden. I actually ordered this thinking it was a set, but really it's one (1) moisture meter plus a connecting hub. This is fabulous if you only have one plant and are either a beginner or want to pay particular attention to only one pot/plant/flora specimen. It tells you the moisture level at varying lengths of time, so theoretically you could check your plant every 10 minutes or so to see how it's feeling. However, if you want to actually use the hub and monitor more than one plant or area, you'll need to buy another meter for each plant or area. Yes, it's quite simple to set up and synch to the hub. But, at the current price of nearly $27 per meter, it's really (really!) more cost effective for your garden to get a plain moisture meter and stick it in the ground for immediate results. Or, after time and experience, use your finger in the soil. I love this idea for monitoring an indoor area like a greenhouse, where you could set up a meter in front, middle, and back to monitor the varying temperatures and humidity levels. This can also be connected with your auto watering hose(s), making it a breeze to care for your plants.

The moisture reading was not accurate, and was only half of what it should be. Three weeks later it quit working entirely.

Very hard to install, blatant mistakes in manual, only reports in degrees C, limited temperature range, not durable for freezing/snow.