Govee Hygrometer Thermometer H5075

The verdict

The blind-shopper logic here is simple: the wall display is irrelevant if you cannot read it, so buy for the app — this sensor logs temperature and humidity to the Govee Home app, stores two years of data, and sends an alert when a room goes outside the range you set. Before ordering, confirm the connectivity limit: the H5075 is Bluetooth only, with about 164 feet of open-air range, so it will not report while you are away from home unless a Govee Wi-Fi gateway is in range. If remote checks matter, price the Wi-Fi H5179 variant instead.

Govee Hygrometer Thermometer H5075 — about $12.99 for a single unit, rated about 4.5 stars — a cheap room sensor that earns its place by putting temperature and humidity into your phone, where a screen reader can actually read them.

Listen in reviews for accuracy and for app complaints in equal measure: accuracy of ±0.54°F and ±3% humidity is well regarded, while the app draws mixed reviews for pairing and navigation. At this price, buying two — bedroom and nursery, or living room and wine storage — is the sensible move, and the pack size changes the price, so confirm single versus 2-pack at checkout.

Specs

• Bluetooth temperature and humidity sensor
• Temperature range -4°F to 140°F, ±0.54°F accuracy
• Humidity accuracy ±3% RH
• Bluetooth range about 164 ft in open air (no Wi-Fi)
• App alerts when temperature or humidity leave your set range
• 2 years of data storage and export in Govee Home app
• Large LCD display with max/min records

Honest caveats: the $12.99 single-unit price is an October 2026 price-history snapshot and pack prices differ (a 2-pack was about $24.99), so confirm the exact listing price at checkout. A few reviewers report units failing within six months, so keep the receipt on a $13 sensor rather than treating it as disposable.

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Last reviewed: October 2026.