Though not a household name, iClever is a major producer of household devices, ranging from smart plugs to kitchen appliances to security sensors. Its latest is an indoor air quality (IAQ) monitor that can, naturally, interact with many of its other products, or be used alone.
The monitor is a boxy little unit measuring about 2.5 by 3 x 3 inches (HWD). It is a slight device—holding it in my palm, I’d swear it was hollow—so although it’s meant to be portable, it probably requires careful handling when toting it around.
Designed to give you at-a-glance insights into your air quality, the monitor displays information in two ways: An LCD provides numerical scale readings for temperature, humidity, and particulate matter, as well as indicators for the monitor’s Wi-Fi signal strength and lithium-battery level. Additionally, a light ring around the bottom of the device glows different colors to identify the current state of the air quality: green for good, yellow for so-so, and red for unhealthy.
