Aqara Thread/Zigbee Smart Climate Sensor W100

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Looks interesting.
Matter, Thread and ZigBee. :thinking:
Anyone had a go with it yet?

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About this item
  • [Matter Compatibility with Zigbee & Thread] The W100 supports both Zigbee and Thread protocols, ensuring seamless integration with major smart home ecosystems like Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant and Homey. Future-proof your home automation setup with broad compatibility and enhanced flexibility.
  • [Customizable Smart Buttons for Automation] The W100 features 3 programmable buttons that support single, double, and long presses for a total of 9 customizable actions. Control multiple devices such as smart lights and curtains, trigger scenes, and create personalized smart home routines with ease.
  • [External Sensor Integration & Secondary Area Display] The W100 can connect to an Aqara temperature and humidity sensor* to display additional data in the Secondary screen area**. If no external sensor is connected, the Secondary screen defaults to the local weather report for temperature and humidity info. (*Please note: Linking with an Aqara temperature and humidity sensor and enabling the Secondary screen display are only available through the Aqara Home app on Zigbee mode when connected to an Aqara hub.)
  • [Remote HVAC Control Integration] The W100 supports pairing with a third-party IR air-conditioner via Aqara Hub M3, allowing wireless remote control of the HVAC system. You can adjust temperature, mode, and other settings directly on the device, optimizing comfort and energy efficiency without needing to access the HVAC device physically. This feature adds convenience and ensures a comfortable living environment.
  • [Precision Sensor with LCD Display] Equipped with a highly accurate temperature sensor (±0.2℃) and humidity sensor (±2%RH), the W100 provides real-time environmental data on its 3.4-inch LCD display. Ideal for maintaining comfort, monitoring storage conditions, or supporting indoor gardening and greenhouse environments.
  • [Long Battery Life & Configurable Performance] Powered by 2 CR2450 batteries, the W100 delivers up to 2.4 years of battery life on Zigbee mode and 2.3 years on Thread mode. Customize reporting frequency to optimize the device’s performance and power consumption, ensuring long-lasting and hassle-free operation.

Not really a thermostat but maybe it can be combined with something to replace my old Nest tstat.
Or maybe not.:person_shrugging:

External Sensor Integration & Secondary Area Display
The W100 can connect to an Aqara temperature and humidity sensor* to display additional data in the Secondary screen area**. If no external sensor is connected, the Secondary screen defaults to the local weather report for temperature and humidity info. (*Please note: Linking with an Aqara temperature and humidity sensor and enabling the Secondary screen display are only available through the Aqara Home app on Zigbee mode when connected to an Aqara hub.)

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Have you gotten any info on this?

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Not atm.

Went shopping in my closet and found a GoControl tstat that I forgot I had.
Will try that first. Soon... :wink:

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I hope it works out for you. The closet shopping trips with finds are always great.

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If the Aqara W100 was a bit less money I'd be tempted to give it a try on my office space-heater setup using the vThermostat App.

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I am the same way. I been back and forth on getting one. It is just a little expensive right now.

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I got mine today. I installed it with z2m. Everything works (except maybe the external HVAC control).

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Are you using an external Aqara temp sensor to? Just curious the ability to use it as an indoor and outdoor temp indicator.

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No. I set it up with Z2M and bring it into HE with HADB. The secondary temperature and humidity can be set to anything with a call service command.

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But no matter what variable I might chose to send to the secondary display it will always be displayed as temperature(℃/°F) and humidity(%) readings.
Correct?

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Yes

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That part does not show:

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