CONCLUSION

    Meross is not a brand name I was aware, at least not until a few months back and well, after testing their devices for quite a while I think they are on the right track. The MS100F sensor is very accurate (cross referenced all my results with 3 more devices that I have in the lab) and everything else works fine (although you can easily find similar products in the market today, at least when it comes to looks). Unfortunately, all of them being white (as expected, most manufacturers focus on white after all for such devices) means I really had a hard time taking pictures of and that’s why I didn’t take as many as I would have liked. Also, since I didn’t install the RGB LED models anywhere worth looking at I didn’t take a video to showcase how they perform, something which I may do at a later date.

    All the products I picked from the Meross lineup are cost-effective ones aimed towards pretty much every person out there. To be more precise currently the MS100FH retails for USD24.99/23.03Euros, the MSL430 retails for USD34.99/29.99Euros, the MSL320 Pro retails for 25.79Euros (not available in the USA) and the MSL120 2-pack retails for USD20.99/23.03Euros. Again, the Meross devices may not be unique, but they do deliver as advertised and for that I strongly suggest giving them a chance, especially if you’re on a budget.

PROS

- Temperature & Humidity Accuracy (MS100FH)
- Lifetime Battery (MS100FH)
- RGB & White LEDs Brightness Levels (MSL430/MSL320 Pro/MSL120)
- Meross App (Compatible With Google Home, HomeKit, Alexa & SmartThings)
- Price (For Some)

CONS

- USA Availability (MSL320 Pro)