October has officially started, which mean’s Amazon’s big Fall savings even is near. We used to just get Prime Day once a year, but now we get treated to several huge sales events throughout the year—each with some slightly clunkier names than just “Prime Day“. This upcoming one is officially Prime Big Deal Days and will be spanning not just one, but two days. It starts next week on Tuesday, October 6 and will last through the end of the day Wednesday, October 7. During those two days, you can expect to see tons of deals covering nearly every category of product under the sun. Though, you don’t actually need to wait until next week to start saving. Some stuff has already had their deals go live ahead of schedule, like these Amazon smart air quality monitor.
If you have smart home of IoT devices you want to take even more control of with unique routines formerly not possible, you might be interesting in nabbing one or two of these air quality monitors Amazon makes. They’re currently marked down by as much as 39%. You can get them either alone or in a pack of two. The solo models normally sell for $70, but have dropped down to $47—saving you $23. The two-packs have come down from their usual of $140 to a mere $85—saving $55. In the dual set, you end up getting them each for just $42.50 so you’re saving on top of your savings by getting the two-pack.
Get Smarter About Air Quality
These Amazon smart air quality monitors are designed to help you better understand the air inside your home by measuring five specific factors: particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, carbon monoxide, humidity, and temperature.
Once set up, the Alexa app can translate all this date into easy-to-understand air quality scores. You’ll be able to view how the air quality changes over time as well as access tips on what you can do to improve it.
Enable Routines
One of the major benefits to adding these to your network at home is the routines you can create. Since smart devices can “talk” to each other through your Alexa app, yuo can trigger other devices to activate because of certain readings on the air quality monitor. Say it detects a drop in your indoor air quality. You can set it so that when it dips below a certain threshold, a compatible device like an air purifier, dehumidifier, or fan automatically kick on to help improve the quality of your air.