Govee WiFi Water Sensor 3 Pack, Water Leak Detector 100dB Adjustable Alarm and App Alerts, Leak and Drip Alert with Email, Wireless Detector for Home, Basement(Not Support 5G WiFi)

After 9 months of use, the gateway keeps on disconnecting without connecting back to the WiFi. Became useless. Contacted the seller for warranty. Was told to contact Govee directly, who said this seller isn’t an authorised one and warranty is void... A joke... Avoid this seller by all means. The product itself is nice. Buy directly from Govee and you’ll be on the safe side.

I recently installed the Govee Water Sensor 3-pack, and it has been a game-changer for monitoring potential water leaks around my home. These sensors are small, unobtrusive, and give me peace of mind knowing I’ll be alerted immediately if water is detected. Setup & Ease of Use Setting up these sensors was quick and straightforward. The app walks you through connecting each sensor to Wi-Fi, and placement is flexible—you can use them in basements, under sinks, near water heaters, or behind appliances. Once placed, they work instantly without any additional setup. Performance The sensors are highly responsive. Even a small amount of water triggers an immediate alert to my phone, giving me enough time to address the issue before it becomes a bigger problem. The notifications are reliable, and the sensors seem very accurate. Build Quality These sensors feel solid and well-built. They’re compact enough to place discreetly, yet durable enough to last for years without issue. Battery life is excellent, so I don’t have to worry about frequent replacements. Final Thoughts Overall, the Govee Water Sensor 3-pack is a must-have for anyone who wants to protect their home from unexpected leaks. Easy to install, reliable, and highly effective—these sensors give me confidence and peace of mind.

nice product. very economical and it works great. easy to setup

Govee WiFi Water Sensor 3 Pack, Water Leak Detector 100dB Adjustable Alarm and App Alerts, Leak and Drip Alert with Email, Wireless Detector for Home, Basement(Not Support 5G WiFi) These are cost-effective Wi-Fi enabled water leak sensor devices. This pack comes with three wireless sensors that check in to a single Wi-Fi plug-in hub. This type of design allows you to buy many sensors for a cost-effective price. There are other water leak sensors that have Wi-Fi built into the leak sensor itself however the obvious trade-off here is that each of those are typically 40 to $70. With this type of design each water sensor uses a 433 MHz RF signal to the central hub. And the hub itself connects to Wi-Fi using 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Because of the low RF range it is quite capable to be placed pretty much anywhere in your house and reach the Wi-Fi hub. The water detection is very quick and it notifies your phone and sends an email. Within 10 seconds of detection you will get a phone app notification as well as an email and obviously you will hear the siren go off loudly. The water leak sensors have three volume levels for the siren. Basically you would want to set this to the high level. Each of these sensors uses two AAA batteries. The anxiety that one day you will run out of batteries on a sensor is eliminated by the fact that it checks into the app and your phone app displays the battery level of each sensor independently. Each sensor can be labeled to however you want to be descriptive. In order to figure out which sensor is which, you basically trigger the water sensor and the app tells you which one is firing and from that point on you know which sensor to label. This is a very nice water leak detection system not only because it works quickly, but it being wifi enabled to your phone with minimal notification delay, is just invaluable. Disclosure: I own a few dlink water sensors which are all stand alone wifi enabled detectors and they cost 70$ each!!! Quite frankly this govee system works better and notifies you quicker even! I also own non connected water detection sirens..they work great too , you just never know when the battery is dead ... And you never know if it's going off when you're not home. I recommend this over D-Link and any other non wifi enabled devices. . Hope this helps

Pros - Loud Alarm with 3 volume levels and mute. - Compact and Portable - 1 sensor on top and two on the bottom - works with Alexa - sends email when leak detected - so far now issues when testing. Alarm goes off right away but needs to be about .5mm deep. It won’t go off if it is just on a damp surface. - Decent phone app, but a little overcomplicated for my use case, I just want the sensors support, not all the other smart devices. - Option to add more sensors to the hub (or smart devices). Cons - App does not tell you the battery level of the sensors or even if the sensors are connected. This is really terrible. You’ll need to manually test both of these periodically and I’m sure I’ll forget once the battery actually dies. But note units are supposed to start beeping on low battery. - Battery door has 4 screws you need to remove. I can see one, but four? Comments - Added Alex routine to announce “Water leak detected at Kitchen Sink” to all my echo’s in the house. You’ll need to set this up for each sensor, but it’s great that it works. - You need to create an account. Most devices require this nowadays I find. If you have a water leak (I have), these sensors can easily save you far more than they cost. My buddy had over $20K damage when his fridge water leaked and he was at work. Overall it’s a great set and I got it on prime days for $66 but is regularly around $90. The only thing I really dislike is that it doesn’t tell any information about your sensors (battery, connectivity). I understand that they want to preserve battery life, but even if it only checked once a day that would be fine. I only added one device to start off with (left the battery tab in for the other two). But according to the app all devices were operational, even though 2 had never been connected.

These Leak Detectors have worked great. I bought an extra set and have them all over my house. They definitely go off if there is a leak. I also get an alert in my email, which is helpful since I have a large, old house. In addition, you get an email alert when the batteries are getting low, which has just started after 4 and a half years. It actually works as advertised, unlike my smoke alarms.