Nursery figure
You want a wall screen you can read against the 16°C to 20°C band, and you still check the baby by touch. The sensor does not watch the baby. The H5075 keeps comfort icons on the device while the phone is in Bluetooth range.
Bluetooth thermometer comparison 2026
The best Bluetooth thermometers, compared.
Top pick: Govee H5075 – Top pick in this set: 3-inch LCD, app alerts, and 4.6 from 5,742 amazon.co.uk ratings at about £9.98. Best value: TempPro TP357 – Best value at about £8.99: 4.4 from 8,547 ratings, if you can reach the sensor to change the AAA cell. Updated October 2026.
Charlie White (Charlie DIYte)Expert source
A Bluetooth thermometer here is a battery indoor sensor that shows air temperature and relative humidity and sends them to your phone over Bluetooth. In the UK that job is a nursery, a damp bedroom, a loft, or a greenhouse. They are not meat probes, night lights, or Wi-Fi gateways. You choose by the screen, the stated tolerance, the history export, and a radio path you have tested at home. Open-air claims of 60 m to 80 m are not the range through a brick house. A Bluetooth alert does not reach you when you are away. If you need a warning at work, buy a Wi-Fi sensor or a gateway instead of one of these five. Who should skip each one is in [best Bluetooth thermometers](/hub/climate-measuring/bluetooth-thermometer/sub/bluetooth-thermometer-best). All five listings are hygrometer-thermometers for indoor air.
A Bluetooth thermometer here is a battery indoor sensor that shows air temperature and relative humidity and sends them to your phone over Bluetooth.
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Personal buying guide
Which Bluetooth thermometer fits?
Question 1 of 2
Where will you place it?
The best Bluetooth thermometers in detail
Our view
Across 5,742 amazon.co.uk reviews, the Govee H5075 is the room meter people leave on a wall and check from the phone when the path is clear. The listing states a 3-inch LCD, comfort icons for dry, comfort, and wet, and a refresh of up to 2 seconds, with humidity at ±3% RH and temperature at ±0.54°F (an attribute also lists 0.3°C). Reviewers use it for a nursery, a greenhouse, a fridge, and a cigar humidor, and they mention hourly, daily, and weekly graphs plus CSV export of up to two years. The stated Bluetooth range is 60 m or 196 ft, and the listing says a wall will affect the connection; several reviews describe the link dropping unless the phone is close. Only one phone connects at a time, and the app feels busy at first. Dead or flat batteries come up, and cigar users describe a salt-test offset before they trust humidity. It stays a local Bluetooth sensor, so it does not cover a check from outside the home.
Pros
- 3-inch LCD with comfort icons and max/min on the device
- App alerts plus a 20-day curve and CSV export of up to 2 years
- 4.6 from 5,742 amazon.co.uk reviews at about £9.98
- Reviewers call the readings accurate and the screen clear
Cons
- Bluetooth drops unless the phone is close, and a wall affects the stated 60 m range
- Only one phone connected at a time
- Dead or flat batteries reported
- Humidity needed a salt-test offset for cigar storage
Best for: You want a wall-mounted room meter with a large screen and a phone log while you stay in Bluetooth range.
Less suitable: You need more than one phone on the sensor, or a reading from outside the house.
Specifications
- Model
- Govee H5075
- Brand
- Govee
- Price
- ∼£10
- Customer rating
- 4.6/5(5,742)
- Bluetooth range
- 60 m, walls affect
- Humidity accuracy
- ±3% RH
- Temperature accuracy
- ±0.3°C
- Display
- 3-inch LCD
- App alerts
- Yes
- Data export
- 20-day graph, 2-year CSV
- Comfort indicator
- Dry / comfort / wet
- Power
- Battery included
- Pack size
- 1
- Refresh
- Up to 2 s
Common questions
Does the Govee H5075 work through walls?
The listing states a Bluetooth range up to 60 m or 196 ft and says a wall will affect the connection. Reviews also describe the link dropping unless the phone is close.
Can it warn you about temperature or humidity?
Yes. The listing says the app sends an alert when temperature or humidity leaves a range you set. That alert still needs the phone in Bluetooth range.
How much history can you export?
The listing describes a 20-day curve and CSV export of up to two years of data.
Our view
Across 248 amazon.co.uk reviews, the GoveeLife H5074 is the mini sensor people drop into a drawer, a guitar case, or a greenhouse and check from one phone. The listing states an LCD, humidity at ±3% RH, temperature at ±0.54°F, a refresh every 2 seconds, and a Bluetooth range of 262 ft with no obstacles. Wi-Fi is not supported, and the pack includes one lithium-ion cell. Reviewers call the readings accurate for the price and the alarms simple, and they use it as a travel or spot-check sensor. The range is called optimistic once walls are in the way. Battery life is shorter than hoped, including a failure after about three months. One title says it is good in the cold and not for high temperatures, and it does not connect to an Apple Watch.
Pros
- Very small sensor that is easy to place
- App alarms and 20-day trends with export up to 2 years
- 4.5 from 248 amazon.co.uk reviews at about £9.99
- One lithium-ion cell included
Cons
- Bluetooth range called optimistic; walls cut the stated 262 ft
- One review reports a battery failure after about three months
- Wi-Fi is not supported, and it does not connect to an Apple Watch
- One title says it suits the cold and not high temperatures
Best for: You want a single small indoor sensor for a drawer, a case, or a spot check while the phone stays nearby.
Less suitable: You need Wi-Fi, a watch link, or a sensor meant for high temperatures.
Specifications
- Model
- GoveeLife H5074
- Brand
- GoveeLife
- Price
- ∼£10
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(248)
- Bluetooth range
- 80 m, no obstacles
- Humidity accuracy
- ±3% RH
- Temperature accuracy
- ±0.3°C
- Display
- LCD
- App alerts
- Yes
- Data export
- 20-day trend, 2-year CSV
- Power
- 1 lithium-ion cell
- Pack size
- 1
- Refresh
- Every 2 s
Common questions
Does the H5074 connect to Wi-Fi?
No. The listing says Wi-Fi is not supported and gives a Bluetooth range of 262 ft with no obstacles.
What power source does it use?
The attribute line says one lithium-ion battery is required and included. One UK review reports a battery failure after about three months.
Where is the mini sensor meant to sit?
The listing names a greenhouse, a drawer, or a guitar case. The listing does not state an IP rating.
Our view
Across 8,547 amazon.co.uk reviews, the TempPro TP357 is the small hygrometer people start by fitting one AAA cell and pairing once. The listing states humidity at ±2% RH, temperature at ±0.5°C, a refresh every 10 seconds, and a Bluetooth range of up to 80 m with no obstructions. Reviewers use the compact screen for more than one room, a greenhouse night reading, or a fridge check, and the listing stores up to two years with a graph of at most one year. Battery life is the repeated complaint: one review estimates about a month, and a title says the cells last just over two months. Early pairing dropped for at least one buyer until a seller app update, and one reviewer says to switch the phone link off when you are not using it. A minority call the unit a waste of money without describing a repeated defect.
Pros
- Stated humidity ±2% RH and temperature ±0.5°C
- Pairs after one AAA cell, with a screen plus app history
- 4.4 from 8,547 amazon.co.uk reviews at about £8.99
- Used for extra rooms, a greenhouse overnight low, and a fridge
Cons
- AAA life about one month, or just over two months in a title
- Pairing dropped early for one buyer until an app update
- Stated 80 m range assumes no obstructions
Best for: You want a cheap mini room sensor and you can reach it to change the AAA cell.
Less suitable: You will tuck it somewhere hard to reach, or you need the phone link left on all day.
Specifications
- Model
- TempPro TP357
- Brand
- TempPro
- Price
- ∼£9
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(8,547)
- Bluetooth range
- 80 m, no obstacles
- Humidity accuracy
- ±2% RH
- Temperature accuracy
- ±0.5°C
- Display
- Small comfort icons
- App alerts
- Yes
- Data export
- 2-year store, 1-year graph
- Comfort indicator
- Dry / comfort / wet
- Power
- 1 × AAA
- Pack size
- 1
- Refresh
- Every 10 s
Common questions
What battery does the TP357 use?
The listing includes one AAA battery at 1.5 V. Several UK reviews say the cell lasts about one to two months, so keep a spare if the sensor is hard to reach.
Does it show a comfort icon?
Yes. The listing describes face icons for dry, comfort, and wet air.
Can you use it in a greenhouse?
The listing questions and UK reviews include greenhouse checks, including overnight lows. Bluetooth still has to reach your phone, and the listing does not state an IP rating.
Our view
Across 1,544 amazon.co.uk reviews, the TempPro TP350 is the backlit room thermometer people read in low light and fix with the magnetic back or the hanging hole. The listing states humidity at ±2% RH, temperature at ±0.5°C, a refresh every 10 seconds, two AAA cells, and a Bluetooth range of up to 80 m with no obstructions. The ThermoPro app listing says registration is not required, and reviewers mention simple pairing plus history export. In a house the Bluetooth range falls well short of 80 m for some buyers, and the supplied batteries are called poor. Stored data is lost when the cells go flat. One reviewer calls the temperature response very slow, another calls the data logger weak next to the thermometer, and one unit was unreliable until a replacement arrived.
Pros
- Large backlit display that reviewers call easy in low light
- Magnetic back, stand, or hanging hole
- App listing says no registration, with 2-year export
- 4.4 from 1,544 amazon.co.uk reviews
Cons
- Supplied batteries described as poor, and stored data is lost when they go flat
- Bluetooth range well short of the stated 80 m inside a house
- One review calls the temperature response very slow
- One unit unreliable until a replacement arrived
Best for: You want a backlit screen you can read at night and you will replace the AAA cells before they die.
Less suitable: You need the full 80 m through walls, or a log that survives a flat battery.
Specifications
- Model
- TempPro TP350
- Brand
- TempPro
- Price
- ∼£13
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(1,544)
- Bluetooth range
- 80 m, no obstacles
- Humidity accuracy
- ±2% RH
- Temperature accuracy
- ±0.5°C
- Display
- Large backlit screen
- App alerts
- Yes
- Data export
- 2-year export
- Comfort indicator
- Face icon
- Power
- 2 × AAA
- Pack size
- 1
- Refresh
- Every 10 s
Common questions
Do you need an account for the TP350 app?
The listing says the ThermoPro app does not require user registration.
What happens when the batteries run flat?
UK reviews include lost stored data when the cells go flat, and complaints about the supplied batteries. The pack includes two AAA cells.
Is the screen readable at night?
The listing describes a large backlit display and a comfort icon.
Our view
Across 568 amazon.co.uk reviews, the Brifit Bluetooth 5.0 pack is the pair people split between two rooms, two ends of a vivarium, or a greenhouse they check from the house overnight. The listing states temperature at ±0.5°C and humidity at ±5% RH, a 0.1°C resolution, a reading every second, and a log every 10 minutes for up to 100 days, with CSV after you register. A Bluetooth metre range is not stated. Some buyers report no battery change after about six months, against a claim of up to a year, and a reviewer mentions a calibration option. Humidity disagreed with another probe, walls limit the link, and readings are described as about 30 seconds behind. One unit stopped after 14 days, and the log interval is not adjustable.
Pros
- Two sensors for a bedroom and a loft, a vivarium, or a greenhouse check from the house
- CSV of up to 100 days after you register
- Some buyers report no battery change after about six months
- 4.4 from 568 amazon.co.uk reviews at about £16.99 for the pair
Cons
- Humidity tolerance is ±5% RH, and it disagreed with another probe
- Readings about 30 seconds behind; the 10-minute log interval is not adjustable
- No stated metre range, and walls limit Bluetooth
- One unit stopped after 14 days
Best for: You want two sensors in different spots and you will register for the CSV.
Less suitable: You need a tight humidity tolerance, an adjustable log interval, or a stated long range through walls.
Specifications
- Model
- Brifit Bluetooth 5.0, 2-pack
- Brand
- Brifit
- Price
- ∼£17
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(568)
- Humidity accuracy
- ±5% RH
- Temperature accuracy
- ±0.5°C
- Display
- Digital
- App alerts
- Yes
- Data export
- 100 days, CSV with account
- Power
- Up to 1 year
- Pack size
- 2
- Refresh
- 1 s; log 10 min
Common questions
Is the Brifit listing a pair?
Yes. The title says 2 pack and the unit count is 2. The amazon.co.uk price is about £16.99 for that pack.
How long does it store data?
The listing says it records every 10 minutes, keeps up to 100 days, and lets you download CSV after you register an account.
Can you use the pair in a greenhouse?
The listing question and several UK reviews mention a greenhouse, including checking an overnight low from the house. No metre range and no IP rating are stated.
How we compared
This page compares the five amazon.co.uk Bluetooth thermometer listings kept for this category. Prices, stars, and review counts are the figures saved on 19 October 2026. There is no laboratory test. The top pick and the best value follow the display awards for this set. The weights below are what we read on each listing, and they sum to 100.
1
Radio path
25%Whether Bluetooth is the right radio, and whether the stated metre line is an open-air claim. A wall, and being away from home, both limit an alert.
2
Stated accuracy
25%The temperature and humidity tolerances printed on the listing. A gap inside those tolerances is not treated as a defect.
3
Display and alerts
20%Screen size, backlight, comfort icons, and whether the app can warn you while the phone is in range.
4
History export
15%How long the graph or CSV lasts, and whether the listing asks you to register an account.
5
Battery and shelf price
15%The cell the listing includes, review comments on life or lost data, and the amazon.co.uk price on 19 October 2026.
Independent review
Last updated: October 2026
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Bluetooth thermometer buying guide
Decide the radio job before the star rating. Bluetooth is enough when your phone is in the house. A warning while you are away is a Wi-Fi sensor or a gateway, and that product is not in these five listings. Prices below are amazon.co.uk shelf prices on 19 October 2026. See the [buying guide](/hub/climate-measuring/bluetooth-thermometer/sub/bluetooth-thermometer-buying-guide) or an [analogue thermometer](/hub/climate-measuring/analogue-thermometer).
What is a Bluetooth thermometer?
A Bluetooth thermometer here is a battery indoor sensor that shows air temperature and relative humidity and sends them to a phone over Bluetooth. All five listings are hygrometer-thermometers for indoor air. They are not meat probes and not USB colour-changing night lights.
Best for
- A nursery or bedroom figure while you stay in Bluetooth range
- A damp room or greenhouse overnight low you can check from the house
Not ideal for
- A warning while you are away from home
- Proof of why a room is damp, or a check on a baby’s health
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Trusting the open-air metre claim through brick
Listings state 60 m or 80 m, or 262 ft, with no obstructions. The H5075 page says a wall will affect the link. Reviews describe drops unless the phone is close, and a house falls short of the TP350’s 80 m line. Test the path before you rely on an alert.
- 2
Expecting an alert when you are away
A Bluetooth alert needs the phone in range. None of these five is a Wi-Fi gateway. If the warning has to reach you at work, this set is the wrong product. The H5074 listing says Wi-Fi is not supported.
- 3
Calling a small humidity gap a defect on day one
TempPro quotes ±2% RH, Govee about ±3% RH, and Brifit ±5% RH. A two-point gap can sit inside those tolerances. Also keep the sensor out of sun and off a radiator, and change cells before a logger loses its history.
What to weigh up
Radio path
HighRadio job comes first. Bluetooth is enough when your phone is in the house at the moment you need the alert. It is the wrong radio if you need a warning at work, or overnight while you are away. That job is a Wi-Fi sensor or a gateway, and none of these five ASINs is that product. Read the metre line as an open-air claim. The H5075 states up to 60 m or 196 ft and says a wall will affect the connection.
Stated accuracy, screen, and battery
HighStated accuracy is a specification on the listing, not a lab result from this page. TempPro quotes ±0.5°C and ±2% RH for the TP357 and the TP350. Govee quotes ±0.54°F, and an H5075 attribute also lists 0.3°C, with humidity at ±3% RH. GoveeLife quotes ±0.54°F and ±3% RH. Brifit quotes ±0.5°C and ±5% RH. A gap of about two points can sit inside those tolerances. The screen decides whether you can read the room without the phone. The H5075 is a 3-inch LCD with dry, comfort, and wet icons.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Extra room you can reach
You want the lowest shelf price in this set and a long review file. The TP357 is about £8.99 with 4.4 from 8,547 ratings. Plan to change the AAA cell, because reviews often put life at about one to two months.
Two spots or a greenhouse
You want two sensors, for two rooms or a greenhouse you check from the house overnight. The Brifit pack is about £16.99. Test whether Bluetooth reaches the house, and expect a wider humidity tolerance of ±5% RH.
Common questions about Bluetooth thermometers
Which Bluetooth thermometer is the top pick in this set?
In this set the top pick is the Govee H5075 at about £9.98. The listing states a 3-inch LCD, comfort icons for dry, comfort, and wet, humidity at ±3% RH, and a Bluetooth range of up to 60 m that a wall will affect. It is 4.6 from 5,742 amazon.co.uk ratings. Reviewers use it for a nursery or a greenhouse. Only one phone connects at a time, and it does not cover a check from outside the home.
Which listing is the best value?
The best value is the TempPro TP357 at about £8.99. It is 4.4 from 8,547 amazon.co.uk ratings, with stated humidity of ±2% RH and temperature of ±0.5°C. The listing includes one AAA cell, and reviews often put life at about one month or just over two months. The stated range is up to 80 m with no obstructions. The GoveeLife H5074 is about £9.99 with 248 ratings, so it does not take the value place.
How much does a Bluetooth thermometer cost in the UK?
On amazon.co.uk on 19 October 2026 these five listings run from about £8.99 to about £16.99. Under £12: the TempPro TP357 at about £8.99, the Govee H5075 at about £9.98, and the GoveeLife H5074 at about £9.99. About £12 to £20: the TempPro TP350 at about £12.59 and the Brifit two-pack at about £16.99. Govee’s own shop listed the H5075 at £27.99 the same day, so use the ASIN price. A Wi-Fi kit near £40 is a different product.
Will the stated 60 m or 80 m range work through walls?
Treat 60 m and 80 m as open-air claims, not the range through a UK house. The H5075 listing says a wall will affect 60 m, and reviews describe the link dropping unless the phone is close. The TP357 and TP350 state up to 80 m with no obstructions, and TP350 reviewers say a house falls well short of that. The H5074 states 262 ft with no obstacles, which reviewers call optimistic once walls are in the way.
Can a Bluetooth thermometer alert you when you are away?
No. These five send an alert only while your phone is in Bluetooth range. The H5074 listing says Wi-Fi is not supported. If you need a warning at work, or overnight while you are out, that is a Wi-Fi sensor or a gateway, which is a different product from this set. A gateway kit on the UK shop is not one of these ASINs and is not scored here.
What room temperature should you use for a baby?
NHS and the Lullaby Trust put a baby’s room at about 16°C to 20°C, say to use a room thermometer, and still say to feel the chest or the back of the neck. A Bluetooth thermometer can show that room figure. It does not watch the baby, and it is not a medical device. If a baby seems unwell, contact a health professional. The sensor also does not detect carbon monoxide or a failed heater.
When is an analogue thermometer the clearer buy?
Choose an analogue thermometer when you want a dial you can read with no phone, no app, and no Bluetooth path. These five still need a battery and a radio link that stops at walls. They suit a phone log, a comfort icon, or an alert while you are in the house. They do not replace a glass or dial thermometer you only glance at on the wall.
Our verdict
In this set the top pick is the Govee H5075 at about £9.98: a 3-inch LCD, comfort icons, app alerts, and 4.6 from 5,742 amazon.co.uk ratings, for a room you check while the phone stays in range. It is a local Bluetooth sensor, so a wall cuts the stated 60 m and it does not cover a check from outside the home. The best value is the TempPro TP357 at about £8.99, with 4.4 from 8,547 ratings and stated humidity of ±2% RH, if you can reach it to change the AAA cell. The GoveeLife H5074 scores close to the top pick and has 248 ratings at about £9.99, so it does not take the value badge.
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Govee H5075
Top pick in this set: 3-inch LCD, app alerts, and 4.6 from 5,742 amazon.co.uk ratings at about £9.98.
Best value
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TempPro TP357
Best value at about £8.99: 4.4 from 8,547 ratings, if you can reach the sensor to change the AAA cell.
Editorial
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Climate measuringIndoor sensorsDIY & tools
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: October 2026
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Guides to Bluetooth thermometers
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Best Bluetooth thermometersA top pick and a best value, each with who should skip it.Bluetooth thermometer buying guideRange, stated accuracy, display, logging, and battery before the stars.Bluetooth or Wi-Fi thermometerWhen Bluetooth is enough, and when a gateway is the real buy.How to use a Bluetooth thermometerPlace, pair, set an alert, and spot a misleading reading.Bluetooth thermometer in a greenhouseOvernight lows, hot afternoons, and whether the radio reaches the house.
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Sources
Public UK sources used for this comparison. Listing prices, stars, and review counts are from amazon.co.uk on 19 October 2026.
- NHS — sudden infant death syndrome (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- The Lullaby Trust — room temperature (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- GOV.UK — damp and mould health risks (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- East Herts Council — damp and mould (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- RHS — greenhouse ventilation (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- GOV.UK — UKCA and CE by sector (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- Consumer Rights Act 2015, section 22 (retrieved 19 October 2026)
- amazon.co.uk listings B086YYL439, B093PT1NL1, B0CRY35J2R, B0C8N43JL6, B0D1G2LK9P (retrieved 19 October 2026)
Expert source (DIY & tools): Charlie White (Charlie DIYte) (external profile) – public expert commentary used as a research source, not as a contributor to our pages.
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