This is one of the best tech devices I’ve ever owned. It’s reminiscent of Apple, being an intersection of both form and function executed with great attention to detail on both sides. No sacrifices, because useful needn’t be ugly, and good looks aren’t useless. It not only blends in with my decor, but has lived up to its mission in making me aware of my air.
Before getting Awair, did I know that the humidity in my space was fluctuating both high and low? Sometimes I knew I was uncomfortable when it was muggy, but could never measure it and never did anything about it. Now, I have a dehumidifier to resolve this discomfort, and Awair alerts me to the levels before I may even notice the discomfort to come. It allows me to gauge where the outdoor whether is, and how much my indoor efforts are helping.
Before Awair, did I know that CO2 levels sometimes rest in the midrange of being too high in my space? Nope! And that’s just crazy. Me, sitting at my desk, breathing in a deficient amount of oxygen. I’m still working to resolve this one by getting some big plants.
Before Awair, did I have a true appreciation of how badly candle smoke and sage burning is affecting my air? Not at all. Blowing out a candle spikes the PM2.5 levels, and don’t even get me started on sage, which I started using after getting the Awair and have developed a bad cough from. Imagine if I had just listened to those red PM2.5 levels after one burning and not let it affect my throat this badly from multiple burnings… Being able to read PM2.5 is very helpful, and sometime a little unsettling. Same with the chemicals, which fortunately rarely rise in my space. My essential oil diffuser raised them, but I use a brand I trust (Eden Garden) and although it’s true they are chemicals, they probably aren’t bad to be breathing. The compounds in essential oils are what we’re looking for, and it’s good that Awair is detecting them.
Before Awair, did I know that my space was consistently way too hot? Yes. =) My room is an attic. However, my smart AC often gives me a temp reading several degrees cooler than Awair, which is centrally located and reading the true “feels like” temp of the space. I never trust my AC’s temp and always defer to Awair.
That’s my experience of having Awair after just a few weeks. I’ve made consistent improvements in my air quality in ways I’d never considered before, all because this device has truly made it easy to be aware of my air. You could buy some fancy PM2.5 reader and place a thermometer somewhere and check the humidity on the weather, but having all of those things separate doesn’t compare. Awair is your one-stop shop for seeing the invisible that you breathe everyday AND which allows you to do something about it through convenient data.
Once they add HomeKit support, which they said on Twitter is coming, Awair will be — by my personal high standards — a perfect form+function accessory to my room and my life. You can bet I’ll have it triggering my AC automatically so that my space always feels perfect. Awair is helping me achieve that.
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See the Invisible
Awair tracks the 5 key factors of air quality: Fine Dust (PM2.5), Chemicals (VOCs), CO2, Humidity, and Temperature. These elements can impact your health and comfort in many ways, including respiratory health, sleep, focus, mood, and immunity. Fine dust, for example, can be absorbed into your blood and trigger health problems. You can use Awair’s preference modes to focus on the aspects of your air that impacts your health.
Take Control of Your Air
Based on decades of research, Awair gives you actionable insights and recommendations that are proven to improve your air quality. At a glance, you can see your air quality on the Awair display or in the Awair app. You’ll get an Awair score between 0 and 100 to help you quickly understand the quality of your indoor air.
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Your Air is PersonalWhether you place Awair in your bedroom or kitchen, or if you are more focused on sleep than allergies, Awair makes sure to focus on what matters most. Insights, tips, and reports will be personalized based on your preferences. |
Stay in ControlTrack and monitor your improvements over time. With the timeline feature, you can easily see patterns over days or weeks starting from your first day with Awair. Personalized tips will also help you get and keep your air healthy. |
Smart Assistant IntegrationsYou can connect Awair 2nd Edition with smart assistant integrations, such as Alexa or Google Assistant, to help you keep track of your air quality. |
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| VOCs (Chemicals) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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This is one of the best tech devices I’ve ever owned. It’s reminiscent of Apple, being an intersection of both form and function executed with great attention to detail on both sides. No sacrifices, because useful needn’t be ugly, and good looks aren’t useless. It not only blends in with my decor, but has lived up to its mission in making me aware of my air.Before getting Awair, did I know that the humidity in my space was fluctuating both high and low? Sometimes I knew I was uncomfortable when it was muggy, but could never measure it and never did anything about it. Now, I have a dehumidifier to resolve this discomfort, and Awair alerts me to the levels before I may even notice the discomfort to come. It allows me to gauge where the outdoor whether is, and how much my indoor efforts are helping.Before Awair, did I know that CO2 levels sometimes rest in the midrange of being too high in my space? Nope! And that’s just crazy. Me, sitting at my desk, breathing in a deficient amount of oxygen. I’m still working to resolve this one by getting some big plants.Before Awair, did I have a true appreciation of how badly candle smoke and sage burning is affecting my air? Not at all. Blowing out a candle spikes the PM2.5 levels, and don’t even get me started on sage, which I started using after getting the Awair and have developed a bad cough from. Imagine if I had just listened to those red PM2.5 levels after one burning and not let it affect my throat this badly from multiple burnings… Being able to read PM2.5 is very helpful, and sometime a little unsettling. Same with the chemicals, which fortunately rarely rise in my space. My essential oil diffuser raised them, but I use a brand I trust (Eden Garden) and although it’s true they are chemicals, they probably aren’t bad to be breathing. The compounds in essential oils are what we’re looking for, and it’s good that Awair is detecting them.Before Awair, did I know that my space was consistently way too hot? Yes. =) My room is an attic. However, my smart AC often gives me a temp reading several degrees cooler than Awair, which is centrally located and reading the true “feels like” temp of the space. I never trust my AC’s temp and always defer to Awair.That’s my experience of having Awair after just a few weeks. I’ve made consistent improvements in my air quality in ways I’d never considered before, all because this device has truly made it easy to be aware of my air. You could buy some fancy PM2.5 reader and place a thermometer somewhere and check the humidity on the weather, but having all of those things separate doesn’t compare. Awair is your one-stop shop for seeing the invisible that you breathe everyday AND which allows you to do something about it through convenient data.Once they add HomeKit support, which they said on Twitter is coming, Awair will be — by my personal high standards — a perfect form+function accessory to my room and my life. You can bet I’ll have it triggering my AC automatically so that my space always feels perfect. Awair is helping me achieve that.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2019
Style: Awair MonitorPattern Name: SingleSize: Monitor OnlyVerified Purchase
This is one of the best tech devices I’ve ever owned. It’s reminiscent of Apple, being an intersection of both form and function executed with great attention to detail on both sides. No sacrifices, because useful needn’t be ugly, and good looks aren’t useless. It not only blends in with my decor, but has lived up to its mission in making me aware of my air.
Before getting Awair, did I know that the humidity in my space was fluctuating both high and low? Sometimes I knew I was uncomfortable when it was muggy, but could never measure it and never did anything about it. Now, I have a dehumidifier to resolve this discomfort, and Awair alerts me to the levels before I may even notice the discomfort to come. It allows me to gauge where the outdoor whether is, and how much my indoor efforts are helping.
Before Awair, did I know that CO2 levels sometimes rest in the midrange of being too high in my space? Nope! And that’s just crazy. Me, sitting at my desk, breathing in a deficient amount of oxygen. I’m still working to resolve this one by getting some big plants.
Before Awair, did I have a true appreciation of how badly candle smoke and sage burning is affecting my air? Not at all. Blowing out a candle spikes the PM2.5 levels, and don’t even get me started on sage, which I started using after getting the Awair and have developed a bad cough from. Imagine if I had just listened to those red PM2.5 levels after one burning and not let it affect my throat this badly from multiple burnings… Being able to read PM2.5 is very helpful, and sometime a little unsettling. Same with the chemicals, which fortunately rarely rise in my space. My essential oil diffuser raised them, but I use a brand I trust (Eden Garden) and although it’s true they are chemicals, they probably aren’t bad to be breathing. The compounds in essential oils are what we’re looking for, and it’s good that Awair is detecting them.
Before Awair, did I know that my space was consistently way too hot? Yes. =) My room is an attic. However, my smart AC often gives me a temp reading several degrees cooler than Awair, which is centrally located and reading the true “feels like” temp of the space. I never trust my AC’s temp and always defer to Awair.
That’s my experience of having Awair after just a few weeks. I’ve made consistent improvements in my air quality in ways I’d never considered before, all because this device has truly made it easy to be aware of my air. You could buy some fancy PM2.5 reader and place a thermometer somewhere and check the humidity on the weather, but having all of those things separate doesn’t compare. Awair is your one-stop shop for seeing the invisible that you breathe everyday AND which allows you to do something about it through convenient data.
Once they add HomeKit support, which they said on Twitter is coming, Awair will be — by my personal high standards — a perfect form+function accessory to my room and my life. You can bet I’ll have it triggering my AC automatically so that my space always feels perfect. Awair is helping me achieve that.
Before getting Awair, did I know that the humidity in my space was fluctuating both high and low? Sometimes I knew I was uncomfortable when it was muggy, but could never measure it and never did anything about it. Now, I have a dehumidifier to resolve this discomfort, and Awair alerts me to the levels before I may even notice the discomfort to come. It allows me to gauge where the outdoor whether is, and how much my indoor efforts are helping.
Before Awair, did I know that CO2 levels sometimes rest in the midrange of being too high in my space? Nope! And that’s just crazy. Me, sitting at my desk, breathing in a deficient amount of oxygen. I’m still working to resolve this one by getting some big plants.
Before Awair, did I have a true appreciation of how badly candle smoke and sage burning is affecting my air? Not at all. Blowing out a candle spikes the PM2.5 levels, and don’t even get me started on sage, which I started using after getting the Awair and have developed a bad cough from. Imagine if I had just listened to those red PM2.5 levels after one burning and not let it affect my throat this badly from multiple burnings… Being able to read PM2.5 is very helpful, and sometime a little unsettling. Same with the chemicals, which fortunately rarely rise in my space. My essential oil diffuser raised them, but I use a brand I trust (Eden Garden) and although it’s true they are chemicals, they probably aren’t bad to be breathing. The compounds in essential oils are what we’re looking for, and it’s good that Awair is detecting them.
Before Awair, did I know that my space was consistently way too hot? Yes. =) My room is an attic. However, my smart AC often gives me a temp reading several degrees cooler than Awair, which is centrally located and reading the true “feels like” temp of the space. I never trust my AC’s temp and always defer to Awair.
That’s my experience of having Awair after just a few weeks. I’ve made consistent improvements in my air quality in ways I’d never considered before, all because this device has truly made it easy to be aware of my air. You could buy some fancy PM2.5 reader and place a thermometer somewhere and check the humidity on the weather, but having all of those things separate doesn’t compare. Awair is your one-stop shop for seeing the invisible that you breathe everyday AND which allows you to do something about it through convenient data.
Once they add HomeKit support, which they said on Twitter is coming, Awair will be — by my personal high standards — a perfect form+function accessory to my room and my life. You can bet I’ll have it triggering my AC automatically so that my space always feels perfect. Awair is helping me achieve that.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2019
Style: Awair MonitorPattern Name: SingleSize: Monitor OnlyVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2019
CO2 levels make a BIG DEAL in the quality of sleep. Sometimes I will need to open the window to bring down CO2 levels and it always seems to make a big difference.
The mobile app (at least on Android) is really well-done with charting over time and notifications when issues arise AND when they are resolved. I've got a $200 hand-held sensor that measures VOC, humidity, temperature and particulates. It aligns very good with this unit.
I would not hesitate to recommend this unit for anyone, not just those with respiratory issues. It will help guide you on how to optimize your air quality and home and it is a bit fun to get your air quality into the 90+ values.
Style: Awair MonitorPattern Name: SingleSize: Monitor OnlyVerified Purchase
Sensors are legit - great product.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2019
I have a unique situation to test this out having a Molekule air filter, a particle sensor and a nearby open window. Setup was very easy and connected to my Nest thermostat. The display options vary (e.g., time) but the preferred (in my opinion) is the vertical bars and the air quality value. In the uploaded photo my air quality is 80 (barely giving me the green dot in the upper right corner). The problem is that my room is too cold (far left bar) and far too humid (second to far left). The other bars (left to right) are CO2, chemical and particulates. These all react predictably. If I vacuum and create dust in the air it will read higher particulates. If I keep the windows and door closed during bedtime, the CO2 will rise and we exhale that without any fresh air coming in. The brilliance of the unit is if my CO2 goes high, it will run the AC fan only through the Nest thermostat to circulate air from the rest of the house.Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2019
CO2 levels make a BIG DEAL in the quality of sleep. Sometimes I will need to open the window to bring down CO2 levels and it always seems to make a big difference.
The mobile app (at least on Android) is really well-done with charting over time and notifications when issues arise AND when they are resolved. I've got a $200 hand-held sensor that measures VOC, humidity, temperature and particulates. It aligns very good with this unit.
I would not hesitate to recommend this unit for anyone, not just those with respiratory issues. It will help guide you on how to optimize your air quality and home and it is a bit fun to get your air quality into the 90+ values.
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poll-dorset
Amazing product
Reviewed in Australia on January 8, 2020Style: Awair MonitorPattern Name: SingleSize: Monitor OnlyVerified Purchase
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Reviewed in Australia on January 8, 2020
The Awair is beatifully designed and packaged and the app is excellent. The quality of the sensor data seems good, and the charting and recommendations in the app are really well done.
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Michael Heynes
Works perfectly
Reviewed in Australia on February 18, 2020Style: Awair MonitorPattern Name: SingleSize: Monitor OnlyVerified Purchase
Ivan Sileo
Nice design but it makes noise.
Reviewed in Australia on March 16, 2020Style: Awair MonitorPattern Name: SingleSize: Monitor OnlyVerified Purchase
