Wifi thermometer?

pH and temperature. An interesting combo! Looks cool, but for that price? Meh..

The most high tech electronics for my tanks are mechanical lamp timers. LOL
 
Are temperature and pH something you monitor closely and on a regular basis?

If I want something WiFi on my aquarium, I'm happy to use wifi outlets and control the lights on my aquarium.

If you have a need to monitor either closely, it might be a different story, if I had such a need, I'd be more likely to get a full controller, so I can monitor (and record) parameters such as these, and maybe do something about it too.
 
dougall said:
Are temperature and pH something you monitor closely and on a regular basis?

If I want something WiFi on my aquarium, I'm happy to use wifi outlets and control the lights on my aquarium.

If you have a need to monitor either closely, it might be a different story, if I had such a need, I'd be more likely to get a full controller, so I can monitor (and record) parameters such as these, and maybe do something about it too.










That’s a practical way to approach it if you’re mainly focused on convenience tenda login like automating lights or feeding schedules, WiFi outlets do the job well without adding unnecessary complexity. They’re simple, affordable, and keep your setup flexible.
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But if your tank has more sensitive species or fluctuating parameters, investing in a full controller makes sense. It gives you real-time data, logs changes, and can even trigger alerts or corrections automatically, which can save a lot of headaches in the long run.
 
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