Many products made today are designed to interface with smart-home technology, allowing you access and manipulation no matter where you are via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Not only do users love this monitor’s functionality, but it has also won Time Magazine’s 2019 Award for Best Invention and was a 2019 honoree for the CES Innovation Award, presented annually by the Consumer Technology Association for outstanding design and engineering. The free mobile app will notify you when they need replacing. The monitor is old school, using two AA batteries. The monitoring device itself does not have a numerical display, but you can simply wave a hand in front of it to trigger a green-yellow-red light system where green is good air quality and red is poor. For example, via the Airthings app or online dashboard, you can program it to text or email you when to turn on an air purifier or close a window. That means you can custom program how you’d like to be notified based on the indoor and local outdoor air quality. Connecting via Bluetooth technology, it works well with your smartphone, Alexa and Google Assistant, and has customizable “If This, Then That” (IFTTT) technology options. The Airthings Wave Plus looks like a typical smoke detector and can hang on the wall. In addition to measuring Total VOCs, carbon dioxide, air pressure, temperature, and humidity, it is one of the few monitors that also monitors radon. The Airthings Wave Plus monitor offers all of this and much more. To earn the best overall rating, an air quality monitor must be easy to use, compact and well-rated.
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