Temp Stick

Super easy to setup. Easy to use app. Small profile unit.

Worked well at first but then failed to connect to the sensor and now can’t connect the sensor to WiFi

Terrible.

Tried to use both the app and the web based configuration utility to configure the "Temp Stick" and could never get it to connect to my network. Built a dedicated 2.4ghz SSID just for this device and it still would not work. App provides no diagnostics or other information... DHCP/packet-captures show the device isn't even trying to get registered on the network. Tried calling their "helpful phone support" multiple times over the entire day and always went to voicemail. This company is a joke. Returning product, don't waste hours trying to get it work like I did, get something else.

I got this item to stick in our RV to monitor temp with our pets The app will just “grey out”. I’ve had to delete the app and reload to get it to work . Will NOT connect to a hot spot . So unless you have a wifi network to log into it pretty much worthless. Sending it back as it will not work for what I need . Shame

I own three Temp Sticks. They are in two states where I monitor two properties. They have worked flawlessly. The app is user-friendly. The set up is user-friendly, and the data viewing via app is very easy. I can’t say enough good things about these.

I have a V1 and a V2 and I’ve used multiple ways of setup without issue.

Crashes when trying to update Wi-Fi with new router for sensor.

I’ve been using my temp stick in our wine cellar for 6 months now. Very happy. The App is very easy to use and most importantly, reliable! No problems or issues whatsoever.

I'm a developer, and I need direct access to my OS on a regular basis. So I disable a lot of the walled garden stuff macos tries to force on you. Apparently, this app doesn't believe it should run on a mac that isn't 100% locked down...because reasons. Maybe they're afriad I might check the temperature on my sensor without apple properly managing my /etc/ntpd.conf file. Or maybe they're worried that if I can move plist files around in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons, I might decide to modify their plist to...check my sensors less often? This app should be simple - read my sensor, and tell me what it says. Demanding a specific locked down security profile for my macbook for this trivial functionality is an insult.