Aranet4 FULL REVIEW! // The ULTIMATE Home Air Quality Monitor? // CO2 Sensor + MORE!
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- čas přidán 10. 08. 2023
- Today we're reviewing the Aranet4 Home which might just be the best portable home air quality monitor. As of this filming, this is the gold-standard in our studio for monitoring the CO2 and air quality. It can track the CO2, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure, all in a tiny device that runs on 2 AA batteries. It features a super nice e-ink display which I was skeptical of at first, but turns out this is one of the best things about this device. The fact that the viewing angles are flawless, and it doesn't shine any light, and the fact that this thing can run for up to 7 years on 2 AA lithium batteries is CRAZY! That e-ink display is one of the reasons it can last for so long on just 2 batteries. Big thank you and shoutout to Aranet for sending this Aranet4 device out free for review!
Link to purchase Aranet4: amzn.to/3KAxan3
We really cannot say enough good things about this product. It far exceeded our expectations. The accuracy is impeccable and the simplicity of the product means it "just works". It does its job perfectly, and it's a device I will be recommending to more people from now on.
SAF Aranet4 Home: Wireless Indoor Air Quality Monitor for Home, Office or School (CO2, Temperature, Humidity and More) Portable, Battery Powered, E-Ink Screen, App for Configuration & Data History Amazon Description:
The perfect companion for indoor environments, allowing you to monitor CO2 levels, temperature, relative humidity, and atmospheric pressure in real-time
Easy for anyone to use - the color coding and the optional buzzer warns you when the CO2 concentration gets too high
Power-efficient e-ink display ensures super long battery life for this wireless device (up to 5 years)
Smartphone app for viewing and analyzing historical data up to 90 days history
Uses non-dispersive infrared sensor (NDIR) technology for most precise and reliable CO2 measurements
The perfect companion for indoor environments allowing you to monitor CO2 levels, temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure
Tired and can’t concentrate?
Ever feel tired and drowsy in a room? Can’t focus and head feels heavy? Your air quality might be to blame. Namely, the CO2 level.
High CO2 levels decrease productivity
According to Harvard research, high CO2 levels can decrease your productivity, cognitive abilities and general wellbeing. For example, if the CO2 concentration in the room exceeds 1000 parts per million, your cognitive function decreases by 15%. Worse yet, if CO2 levels reach 1400 ppm, your cognitive abilities drop by a staggering 50%.
CO2 level as a proxy for ventilation quality
Monitoring CO2 in public spaces helps to encourage proper ventilation. CO2 is a gas produced when we exhale. So, the higher CO2 in the room, the more you’re breathing air that someone else has already exhaled. Therefore, monitoring CO2 levels provides warnings about the air quality deteriorating.
High accuracy
The non-dispersive infrared sensor (NDIR) inside Aranet4 ensures high precision measurements
Easy to use
Aranet4 is easy for anyone to use - the color coding warns you when the air quality deteriorates
Aranet Home app
Connect your device to the app to view, track, and analyze data from over the past 90 days
Wireless and portable
The device can last up to 10 years, depending on the user's selected measurement interval frequency
The ideal choice for a living space to monitor air quality in one particular location at a time
Standalone device
Track air quality at home or take it with you wherever you go
Get notified when you need to improve air quality
Connect to the free Aranet4 app to view and analyze historical data
High quality, reliable and easy to use for anyone
Want to access real-time measurements or browse your data history? Maybe set a buzzer or adjust CO₂ thresholds? Connect your smartphone to the Aranet4 app via Bluetooth and explore different features!
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I’m very pleased with mine - it does exactly what it’s supposed to. I did all of my “research” within the first couple of days. The only real surprise for me was the buildup in the car; I’m not using “recirculate” anymore!
It was fun the first couple of days blaming any spike in the CO2 levels on the wife’s incessant talking ! - but it didn’t take her long to realize that simply breathing causes the same thing …
Thanks for the review, I'm a teacher and am getting this for my classroom.
Cheers! It’s a great little device
Thanks, I think I'm getting one. Followed your link.
Cheers 💯
*What do you think of the SAF Aranet4 wireless indoor co2 and air quality monitor? For us, we think it's great and one of the best on the market!*
I have multiple and I wish there was a software update to allow you to add an offset to the humidity readings as I have one that is consistently 5% high.
@@mattweisz That is another thing they could add, good catch!
Have you tried the Inkbird CO2 monitor? Very similar to the Aranet4 (they use the same sensor).
Funny you say that -- they actually just dispatched one to our studio -- we should have it soon and will be testing it! Stay tuned, video will be coming too.
@Slimothy Awesome , looking forward to it!
@@Slimothycan you also check the Android app experience, as i think that iOS app is much refined on both Aranet4 and Inkbird
I just bought one of these and at first felt a little ripped off with how cheap it felt out of the box considering the high price. After setting it up and using it though, it's simple and works flawlessly at everything it's supposed to do. I also like how they just sell you a good product + app that works without the BS of trying to get you to subscribe to something, pay to unlock features, or constantly displaying ads trying to sell you more of their crap.
Bingo. It's a great, solid device that is SUPER accurate in my tests so far.
Idk, I tried the Aranet4 a few weeks ago and compared it with Airthings View Plus, and the Airthings was higher, like 100 to 250+. Lately though, in the last few weeks, the Airthings is like 20 over or 20 under or spot on. I wonder if Airthings did an update because that's a drastic change.
Yeah Airthings always drops like a rock, eventually will be way off within a couple more weeks. Not good. I usually calibrate them "aka setting them outside for 30 mins" once a month to keep them relatively accurate. Otherwise they're way off.
Hey Slim, are you interested in trying out our View Plus air quality monitor?
Hey there, could you shoot an email over to us? On our CZcams channel about page we have our business email and we can get something going!
I have an air things indoor monitor, so I’d be interested in your review. I have it mostly for CO2 and radon
What do you use as a carry case?
Nothing right now. I’m actually about to bring it on an international flight without a case
@@Slimothy I'll have to improvise - Bon Voyage!
Have you tried it Against Airthings View Plus?
Yup. I have mine sitting next to my Airthings View Plus everyday now. The Aranet is wayyy more accurate for CO2 only because the Airthings you have to calibrate it every 2 weeks which is insanely annoying. Aka you have to take it outside for 10-20 mins every 2 weeks. Aranet, I always bring with it but it never needs it. It stays calibrated somehow. It's awesome. I might try going extended time without calibrating the Aranet to see how long it can go.
@@Slimothy Airthings needs to go outside once a week for calibration? I thought it auto calibrates the CO2 and VOC in 7 days.
@@arielrodriguez6980 That’s different. That’s calibrating to your air on initial setup. But then it falls out of calibration every 2 weeks. It gets 100-200 low. So I have to calibrate it manually. You can read about it if you look up their manual
@@Slimothy
That is correct. I called the co and they said what you said to take it outside weekly. I have the A4 now and it is nice that it is portable. I may keep it or return it. I figure suppose the Airthings is off by 100-300 when it displays 800 I can see it as it really is 900-1100.
@@arielrodriguez6980 It drifts. So I guess if you just want an estimate, that would be ok? I don’t trust it though that’s why I check my Aranet4 instead. I also have the new INKBIRD device which I believe uses the same sensor as the Aranet4. But I believe it’s owned by a Chinese company instead of European like Aranet4 so that will likely turn a lot of people off. But I’ll have a review of the INKBIRD up within a month. Slightly cheaper. I love the Aranet4 though. If I didn’t, I wouldn’t have bought my own!
Have you heard of Air Gradient monitors?
What’s that
7:24 not adjusted for elevation? It's a real time local sensor. Not sure what you mean✌️
Pressure needs your elevation to be accurate. This doesn’t allow that. Doesn’t really matter tho
No PM2.5 nor Radon?
Absolutely not. That’s a weird question to ask when we literally go over every feature of the device 🤣
@@Slimothy It was more a critic to the product than a question. For the price tag it might as well bring at least a PM2.5 sensor.
@@barygol Eh. Pm 2.5 requires a fan. Would make this thing much larger and use a lot more energy. I think the price is fair. The INKBIRD is 50$ cheaper if you are ok with a Chinese company instead of European. We will have a review of it up soon.
No wifi, therefore you can’t monitor if away from home!
Correct. Though most circumstances you’d want this device where you’re currently at. Not much help if you’re away from the device!
@@Slimothy Sure but for $200 I think Cloud connectivity wouldn't hurt right?
@@MaxCaud Perhaps, there’s a lot of things I’d like for $200. But I can tell you whatever magic they put into these devices makes them the most accurate CO2 sensors we’ve tested. I actually bought another one with my own money from Amazon just to make sure Aranet didn’t give me a juiced up version. They both are so accurate. All of my other CO2 monitors fall out of calibration every 2 weeks or so. These do not. It’s fantastic.
False. You can integrate it into Home Assistant. I can check data from all my sensors at home from the other side of the world.
@@barygol Great so your $200 CO2 sensor needs another piece of hardware to connect to the internet. The exact Sensair NIDR sensor they use is $40. Pressure, temperature and E-ink screen is nothing. For $200 they could of put a wireless module in it is the point....
Aranet4 is very handy in a grow tent.💯🦚