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satonakamoto ◴[20 Dec 24 08:51 UTC] No.42469358[source]▶

My $2 version: https://img.alicdn.com/bao/uploaded/i3/278427340/O1CN01LBluO... https://img.alicdn.com/bao/uploaded/i3/278427340/O1CN01qLKoY... https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i4/4611686018427384736/O1CN0... https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i1/4611686018427381970/O1CN0...

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1. mati365 ◴[20 Dec 24 09:55 UTC] No.42469637[source]▶

>>42469358 #

That white clock looks cool. What's the name?

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2. madchinchilla ◴[20 Dec 24 10:08 UTC] No.42469711[source]▶

>>42469637 (TP) #

Looks like Xiaomi Mi Temperature and Humidity Monitor Pro.

3. tecleandor ◴[20 Dec 24 10:33 UTC] No.42469879[source]▶

>>42469637 (TP) #

Just in case you're looking for the exact model, it's: LYWSD02MMC

4. jjeaff ◴[20 Dec 24 20:29 UTC] No.42474716[source]▶

>>42469637 (TP) #

I have a dozen of those style temperature gauges all over my house. Mine are actually a slightly smaller, square version. You can use Home Assistant to read the Bluetooth temperature and humidity readings from them. They ended up costing maybe $3 each when buying several at a time. Battery tends to last a bit over a year.

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