Check Your Home Air Quality With a Discounted Amazon Smart Monitor

Amazon in November introduced a Smart Air Quality Monitor that warns of impurities in the home, and offers tips on how to get rid of them. Now you can get your hands on one for a discounted $55.99, or 20% off.

While the small device doesn’t clean the air, it does keep tabs on five key factors—particulate matter (PM 2.5), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), carbon monoxide (CO), humidity, and temperature—giving users a deeper look at what’s floating around their house.

Standing a mere 1.8 by 2.6 by 2.6 inches (HWD), the monitor features an intake vent on the front and multicolor LED indicator that displays the current indoor air quality (IAQ) at a glance. It also integrates with Amazon Alexa and Echo devices to send mobile notifications, announce high levels of airborne pollutants, and offer comprehensive graphs from the last hour, day, and week.

Taking into account microscopic PM 2.5 particles, CO levels, and other air-borne factors, the Smart Air Quality Monitor calculates your IAQ score: between 100 and 65 is “good” and is represented with a green light; between 64 and 35 is “moderate” (yellow light); and anything below 35 is “poor” (red light).

The machine ships with a power cord and adapter, and requires an open area with good airflow and nothing blocking the intake vent. Using the Amazon Alexa mobile app, you can view your IAQ dashboard, featuring the current score, latest temperature, humidity percentage, and PM 2.5, CO, and VOC readings.

When your air quality drops to a “poor” state, expect a notification and announcement via any linked Echo smart speakers and displays. Once paired, ask Alexa anytime about your indoor air quality.

Learn more about the air you’re breathing every day with the Amazon Smart Air Quality Monitor, on sale now for $55.99—$14 off the $69.99 sticker price.