SwitchBot Meter Pro
A temperature and humidity monitor with a screen and a comfort indicator, built to make the shifting climate of a room visible.
It is in UMBRAL's editorial catalogue because it addresses something we rarely look at: the climate we don't see. A room can seem unchanged from one moment to the next while its temperature and humidity have quietly shifted. The Meter Pro turns those two variables into a direct reading —on screen and over its recent history— and adds a comfort indicator that combines them. We value it as a tool for observation, not as a verdict: it helps you understand a space before making decisions about it.
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An honest monitor: it shows temperature and humidity clearly, along with how they change, plus an at-a-glance comfort reading. Remote features and ecosystem integration depend on a separate Hub.
Who is it for?
Ideal for
- Watching how a room's temperature and humidity change over time.
- Reading the climate at a glance, without reaching for your phone.
- Getting to know a space before changing anything in it.
Also recommended for
Not recommended for
- Anyone expecting an automatic comfort or health verdict.
- Anyone who needs remote control or integration without adding a Hub.
What we like most
- Measures temperature (−20 to 80 °C) and relative humidity (0–99 %).
- Refreshes the reading every 4 seconds.
- Comfort indicator that combines temperature and humidity.
- Clear on-screen reading; sits on a surface or mounts on a wall.
- Runs on 2 AA batteries, with roughly 12 months of life.
What to keep in mind
- Local history holds about 68 days; keeping up to two years needs the app under documented conditions.
- Remote features and ecosystem integration depend on a separate Hub.
- The comfort indicator is guidance based on temperature and humidity, not a diagnosis.
- It connects over Bluetooth Low Energy, with a range of up to 120 m line-of-sight — much less indoors.
Key features
Do I need a Hub to use it?+
Not for the on-screen reading or for checking its recent history from the app over Bluetooth. You do need one for remote features and ecosystem integration, which depend on a separate Hub.
How much history does it keep?+
Local history holds around 68 days. The app lets you keep up to two years under documented conditions.
What does its comfort indicator mean?+
It combines temperature and humidity into a rough reading of the room's climate. It is a guide for observing the space, not a health diagnosis or a universal measure of comfort.
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