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James Wolfe
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Fortunately, I haven't the chance to see it in action, so I cannot really comment on the full usage. I can, however, comment on the looks, app and set up process. This looks like a fairly standard CO alarm and is the same size as many others (maybe just a tad larger). It comes with a display so you can see any potential PPM in your home. Setting up the CO alarm is just like any other. You pull the tab out from between the pre-installed battery and the terminal then use the three provided screws to mount it. Easy peasy. The app is flawless and easy to register and view. It has stayed connected to the Wifi the entire time thus far. I feel safe with this new addition in my house, but I would prefer to be UL listed for the additional piece of mind. I am not sure that it is..
Richard Tomaszewski
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Love them! It's a long story I bought these for my elderly father who fell asleep with some chicken on the stove top. Theres a lot of debate about what transpired next whether the alarms did not go off or he just slept through them but I decided we could not risk that happening again. We replaced his existing hard wired fire alarms since they were quite old and added these as a supplement so he would definitely have working fire alarms AND now CO detectors AND when any alarm goes off it will send an alert to his phone and several other family members so we can make sure everything ok. I also love that I can go on the app and even see the battery state of charge!I was so impressed I bought a few for myself as I run a wood stove and am not always right by it when it's running. House fires are incredibly dangerous and require an immediate response if you want to have any hope of putting them out before they get out of control. Since you may not always be home having text alerts could save your home or be life and death for a loved one or pet.One thing to note there are several different versions. These connect directly to his wireless router which is simple and fairly reliable. There are also versions that interconnect wirelessly through a base station. If I were going to do a whole house I would get the base station version since tripping any alarm will set off all the alarms whereas the wifi ones are not interconnected. For a supplement or in areas where you you may get false alarms like by a wood stove I think the independently operating units make more sense to reduce the false nuisance alarms.
Phil Smith
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
1) the build quality - excellent, 2) app monitoring also excellent 3) easy simple installation 4) cost vs value is excellent.
theholmboy
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Transitioned from a First Alert device that was hardwired with Battery Backup. With it being the size of the traditional devices, I was a bit surprised the mounting plate on this didn't have standard screw holes for electrical boxes. It wasn't to difficult to drill a couple and bevel the holes so the screws stay flush (pic included), but it seems like something X-Sense should consider.The app support has been great for the weeks since I installed everything this and adding devices was super easy. It's really nice to be able to silence an alarm from the app.
Sage & Soil
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
I just trashed my old First Alert smoke/CO detectors (three of them) after one went off unexpectedly and began screaming EVACUATE!, scaring my wife out of her wits. I bought the XSENSE because they come in a 3 pack, are interlinked (when one alerts, they all do) and they connect to wifi through a phone app. This is a great feature, as it will send an alert to my phone if I am away when they go off. I obviously don’t know how they work for real (nor do i want to find out), but they installed seamlessly, with easy wifi set up, and all seem to be functioning normally. They have LCD readout screens and replaceable batteries, which is a plus. The others had a “10 year” battery that was non-replaceable. These XSENSE detectors have a 10 year lifespan. I am more than satisfied with them at this point. I can also add more to the system if needed. I do recommend these. They are about $100 for the three, which is a little more than the others I had, but you get more for your money.
pretd
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
This detector is very convenient, easy to install, and provides a great user experience. It combines both smoke and carbon monoxide detection, saving the trouble of installing multiple devices at home. The standout feature is its Wi-Fi connectivity, which allows you to receive real-time alerts and status notifications on your phone. Even when you're not at home, you can stay informed, giving you a great sense of security. It’s slightly more expensive than regular detectors, but the added functionality and safety make it worth it.
Pamela
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
Pros:-easy to install-easy to set up-app allows you to see status and confirm they are connectedCons:-when they disconnect from the internet (which happens periodically for a few seconds/minutes) they flash a super bright blue light. It wakes me up at night and my 6y/o told me it scares her. This is the only negative I have and the reason I gave 4 instead of 5 stars
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