The Airthings Wave Mini Detects a Risk for Mold and More
Michael Hemsworth — January 11, 2021 — Tech
The Airthings Wave Mini air quality monitor is a compact piece of smart technology for the home that will provide users with enhanced peace of mind that the air in their living space is as healthy as possible. The device is tended to be easily integrated into the home thanks to its small size and can be positioned almost anywhere to start monitoring the quality of the air around it. This is done thanks to a triple-sensor design that includes the ability to track temperature, TVOC and humidity.
The Airthings Wave Mini air quality monitor has a color-coded functionality that will relay information pertaining to air quality in the form of green, yellow or red shades. The product has been named an Innovation Awards Honoree at CES 2021.
Image Credit: Airthings
The Airthings Wave Mini air quality monitor has a color-coded functionality that will relay information pertaining to air quality in the form of green, yellow or red shades. The product has been named an Innovation Awards Honoree at CES 2021.
Image Credit: Airthings
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