TP-Link Tapo Motion Sensor, Requires Tapo Hub, Long Battery Life w/Sub-1G Low-Power Wireless Protocol, Wide Range Detection, Adjustable Sensitivity, Real-Time Notification, Smart Action (Tapo T100)

Very good and fulfills its purpose.

Funciona bien y fácil de instalar

Edit: Looks like geofencing was turned on in the Tapo app today :)I have always liked Kasa products for my smart home. In the past I was not able to find good motion, humidity and temperature sensors for the Google Home side of things. I think this Tapo line is fairly new and i only noticed it recently, however, the Tapo line appears to fill in some holes that existed in their lineup.Important note, this device does require a Tapo hub, sold separately.I have a bunch of quite old Kasa bulbs and switches that were integrated in the old Kasa app. I was worried that this new Tapo app would not talk to the legacy Kasa app but that worry was unfounded. The Kasa app and the Tapo app linked to each other seamlessly. I can see all my legacy devices now in the Tapo app and it brought over all my automations. Connecting the motion sensor to the Tapo app was straightforward.Important exception, the Tapo app doesn't have geo-fencing yet. So be aware if that's a major selling point for you it isn't enabled in Tapo, yet.The motion sensor works pretty much the way you would expect. It's quite sensitive, I can activate it just by waving my hand at it from 10 feet away. It also comes with a stick on pad and a nifty ball and socket connection that lets you aim it just the way you need. It's a nicely implemented little motion sensor. On a side note, I used to have all kinds of issues with my smart devices and recently I specifically created, on my router, a separate AP that only uses 2.4ghz. Then when I connect devices that require 2.4ghz I use that AP (I named it router2.4 to make it easy to identify). I recommend that and most routers support doing it.

Rats are smart. The only advantage we have over them is technology. We have a large house (6000 sq ft) and were getting rats in the attic. I can't even calculate how many professionals and dollars and hours were used trying to find out how they were coming and going. What finally worked was getting several of these and tracking when and where their activity started. Using SmartThings automation, I could get an SMS to track their every move as well as record the data to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Being nocturnal, we looked for where their first activity and last activity of the night were in order to determine their entry/exit points. Then we could put cameras in those hot spots to get even more information about their behavior. Spoiler alert - turns out we did have them trapped, but they were surviving off the HVAC condensation for water and eating each other for food. During the day they would hide in inaccessible places of the attic (due to a low pitch roof). Anyway, this intelligence finally gave us the edge to win the war. Armed with a 22 with a thermal and night vision scopes, we were able to snipe the stragglers by following their digital footprints. These Tapo motion sensors provided a solution that was affordable, easy to set up, and relocatable (due to magnets).

I am a hard person to impress BUT these Tapo products are amazing. First off make sure you have a Tapo Hub or motion sensor will NOT work! I have Kasa products all over my house and I am so glad Tapos app integrates with kasa devices easily! I needed this motion sensor to turn on some lights and kasa did not offer a motion sensor option? Tapo motion sensor s are great! Very quick response time and what makes them great is the amazing app. Alot of work went into this user friendly app.I am 60 years old and could figure it out easily I highly recommend Kasa and Tapo devices for your home Great products