Customer Reviews

Bear Gulch Fire, Shelton, Wa. AirVisual helping us to keep up to date on air quality at Lake Cushman, Wa.. GREAT TOOL! I highly recommend this ap!

I recently purchased a Health Pro Plus from IQAir. I keep my purifier in my bedroom and living room because that’s where I spend the most time, and I can already tell the difference of the air quality based on my sleeping patterns, energy, and health. But, I wanted quantifiable data to assure my purifier is actually making a difference to the air in my home. That’s why I purchased the AirVisual Pro (AVP), it connects to my WiFi at home and gives me real time data on my AQI, humidity, and CO2. When I set up the AVP it notified me that the AQI in my city was 37 and the AQI in my living room was 25. I manually turned my Health Pro Plus on and within minutes my AQI in my living room dropped to 8. I was able to connect my AVP to the AirVisual app so I can track the air quality in my home even when I am away. It’s extremely helpful and gives me a forecast of air quality to help me plan my outdoor activities. The monitor also suggest when the outdoor air is fresher and when I should open the door to ventilate the indoor space.

I bought this several months ago and glad I did as I am able to monitor the air quality in my condo. I like the large display showing the air quality inside and outside and how it cycles from through the settings. Also, I like the battery power as it allows me to move the device to different rooms and quickly see the air quality levels. Also, the coaching is a nice touch to let me know when it is safe to open the windows. Use this all the time and it's a very nice addition to my home.

Great monitor! I can set bathroom exhaust fan timer to keep our C02 levels where they need to be. Lets me know when to open windows (or turn up air purifiers if pollen counts are high) by giving me up to date indoor air quality ratings. When it's time to go for my walk, I can quickly check outside air quality before I go. Humidity reading tells me if it's time to turn on A/C or dehumidifier as well.

This monitor provides the air quality index for inside and outside air. It has inside and outside temperature readings, inside humidity, inside carbon dioxide level with a graph showing these levels for the past 12 hours. Different screen views which highlight the information that is most important to you are available. A screen saver option is provided. The User Manual is easy to read and has valuable information about pollution and carbon dioxide. The app has local and world wide air quality index information. I highly recommend this product if you are concerned about your inside air and the air quality of your area and the world.

I've been using the AirVisual Pro for a couple months now to measure indoor air quality. By and large, the measurements that I've been able to check with other devices (esp. temperature, humidity, less directly AQI) proved fairly accurate. I've found it useful for indoor managing air quality and for reacting to outdoor air pollution. It's easy to set up and use. It also looks good. There are only a few negative points: -The device is a bit overpriced -The battery only lasts a couple hours (long enough for most power outages, though) -The screen always turns back on after power outages, even at night, which is annoying

i’ve been shopping for a monitor since the wildfires last year but couldn’t decide. after doing a lot more research this year, i finally decided on the IQ Air and i’m so glad i did. set up was simple and the interface is incredibly intuitive. i love that it gives the AQI forecast and tells me what the outdoor air quality in my area is like as well as letting me know what it’s like indoors. i also love that the app lets me see what the air quality is like indoors when i’m away (comes in handy when we forget to turn on the range hood). i would definitely it and am considering purchasing the outdoor monitor as well.

I purchased the AirVisual Pro to help monitor my newly purchased IQAir HealthPro +. This is an excellent pairing since the Airvisual Pro has both outside and inside air quality displays. It does display the AQI for a weather station located about four blocks from my house. This is important because I live in a hills and canyons city in the San Francisco Bay Area, so local weather varies considerably. The inside reading allows me to change the speed setting for the HealthPro + as necessary to ensure a healthy environment inside the house. What a wonderful combination.

I was curious to know my indoor air quality so I bought this iQair Indoor complementing my existing outdoor monitor. Main reason Is to know the CO value helping me to adjust the ventilation of my house accordingly. Anyway, a great and good looking device on any desktop in any home telling you to open a window or two to get your CO down or close windows to keep the PM out. Indoor and Outdoor on one great App 😉

Perhaps had I bought this first I might not have purchased two of the IQAir HealthPro filter systems. With this monitor I know when the air is bad and therefore need to turn my filters on. Our summers have fires and our winters usually have pretty serious inversions where the air really gets bad, but this year so far we have escaped these bad inversions and with the monitor I have been able to not run the filters thereby significantly extending the filter lives. I seriously would recommend the Air Quality Monitor to anyone concerned about the quality of the air in their neighborhood and in their homes. Without this, you are just guessing. Buy this first and use it to help you decide if you really do need your air treated. If the readings say you need help, then I enthusiastically recommend the Health Pro Series filters. No incentives have been offered or accepted for this review.