Customer Ratings & Reviews

As I said in my review of the thermostat, the sensors have helped lessen the temperature differences in our house over the last month or so. I really enjoy having the Ecobee system in our house.

These sensors are must have if you own an Ecobee 3/4 thermostat. Pairing it with the thermostat is a breeze and now the temperature is more consistent throughout the house.

We bought these because our room was getting warm at night while the rest of our house was cool and these sensors have seemed to help a lot with keeping our bedroom cool at night.

These ecobee sensors extend the functionality and act as motion/temperature monitors. Integrates well with ecobee and HomeKit. These do seem very expensive though.

I always can check in the temperature in my various rooms and adjust the thermostat accordingly. Doesn’t register the presence of my cat which is a good thing.

A great way to see (and control) the temperature in specific rooms of the house... the only complaint is sometimes they'll "loose connectivity" and then rejoin. Highly recommend these!

I would recommend these to help balance out the temperature in your house. They aren’t perfect, but they reduce hot and cold spots. Help make the basement more enjoyable. I would start with two and see how they work in your home.

These room sensors have a small profile. They easily bind with the Ecobee main module. They can be conveniently placed on included stand or can be stuck to wall.

I bought this two pack because I wanted to have more rooms with sensors. They work just fine

to increase the functionality of my ecobee 3. Simple setup. Easy installation. Now I can monitor 4 rooms. Just excellent!

Sensors do a good job of motion detection and temperature settings. Wish they would also show humidity in each room but they work as advertised. Happy with the product.

These remote sensors equalize the cold and cold spots in a larger home. They are super easy to pair and are almost unnoticeable. A good accessory

Now when the kids room are too cold it will sense it and turn on the heat. Have it all in the bedrooms. Works great.

In our home, these sensors ensure the temp is controlled in the rooms we are using and not in the rooms were not. We have our sensors in our living room and bedrooms.

Ecobee's tagline is "For houses with more than one room." Apparently it is also for houses with no doors. These sensors have a super limited range and don't perform well through doors. They drop connectivity often. When they are connected, they appear to work.

This was a great addition to my ecobee thermostat since I have a sunroom that the temp is always cooler or warmer than the location of the thermostat

With the addition of the ecobee sensors the ecobee smart thermostat gets a better picture of the the overall temperature of the house. The fact that the sensors detect motion and the ecobee thermostat prioritizes the temperature readings in those rooms is the way central heat and air conditioning should have been handled from the beginning. I use 4 sensors in my home and can track each one through the ecobee app even on the go. The sensors have been a positive addition to the ecobee smart thermostat and have allowed it to work to its full potential.

These little guys couldn’t be any easier to add to my ecobee system! Took about 20 seconds per sensor! Readings are right on the money!

Great sensors for Ecobee new thermostat, love that it connects to our smart thermostat to regulate temps. Very pleased with the thermostat.

We live in a two-story house where the thermostat is in an upstairs hallway. This means that at any time during the year, the upstairs is always warmer than the downstairs rooms - both summer and winter. I bought 4 of these sensors to put in the rooms that are used the most. Because of the smart home/away and the follow me features, having the sensors seemed to be a must. They have worked relatively well, but I have had some issues with them. Ecobee is designed to sense when there is no occupancy at home and will automatically go into the away comfort setting. However, all sensors within the home must sense no movement/occupancy for a total of two hours before going into the cost saving mode. To me, that length of time seems to be too long. The other issue I have is that if you create a custom comfort setting, then the away feature does not work. Only when the thermostat is in the preloaded home and away settings does the smart home/away feature work. I feel both of these situations should be customizable by the owner. You also have to be careful where the sensors are placed within the room. Obviously if they are near a heat source, the temperature reading will be incorrect. Also, if in line with direct sun, the sunlight can cause them to indicate a false occupancy reading.