TREATLIFE WiFi Presence Sensor 1 Pack, 24G mmWave Radar Smart Motion Sensor Wired, Support Alexa/Google Home, Real-time Human Occupancy Sensor, No Hub Required

Mounting was seamless, be aware you need a USB-A brick or an outlet with USB-A female port. Setup was simple, TreatLife has come a LONG way from the first smart switch I purchased years ago. By the time you hit “+” in the SmartLife app, the device has already been discovered and the app retains the WiFi login credentials from your previously set up devices.We’re using the TreatLife motion sensor in the garage, when motion is sensed, it triggers the two garage light switches and turns them on. This allows full-light when arriving home at with the car or bicycles etc, and doesn’t leave us dependent on the anemic, pathetic, single LED light built into the garage door opener. You can park or walk in with ease and not have to get out, turn on the lights, get back in the car, finish your park and then turn off the lights before you leave. The lights are currently set to 15 minutes, and with no motion, turn off.Learning the various motion sensitivity settings will only make a perfect motion sensor, beyond perfect.

Sensor works fine for awhile but every 30 days it locks up and indicates motion until I do a hard reset on it. Then, I have to go thru the full setup again in the Treatlife or Tuya app and in my Home Assistant.

This is an incredible little device. This is the perfect addition to both home automation and security. It’s compact and inconspicuous. Besides being able to just detect presence, this allows you to see realtime info, has historical info and can be fine tuned for sensitivity. Completely compatible with Alexa so rather than telling Alexa to turn on and off, you can automate based on presence, so it’s turning things on when you in and off when you leave. It monitors active presence, distance from the sensor and length of time. I use one in my office primarily for security and secondary for the automation. If you have areas without cameras this is very useful to monitor activity. It come with a convenient adjustable stand and magnifying back for easy mounting or moving.

I recently installed the TreatLife human presence sensor in my home, and I am impressed with its performance and reliability.It is incredibly sensitive detecting human and pet presence ensuring that connected lights respond when someone enters the room. This has been particularly useful in areas with only lamp lights. If anything the sensor is too sensitive and generates false positives, but I have not refined all the settings. It would also be nice if the minimum delay was shorter than 10 seconds.It is nice to have the options for notifications, but they are a bit overwhelming for high traffic areas and not able to customize.The installation process was straightforward and user-friendly. The instructions provided were clear, and I had the sensor up and running in no time. The compact design of the device also allows it to blend seamlessly into the room without being obtrusive.

the SmartLife app was able to detect and add this sensor effortlessly and best part is, since I have homebridge and have all my other (non-Apple / Matter) smart devices there connected via HomeBridge (Tuya integration) added to my Apple homekit, this sensor also immediately showed up on my Apple Homekit list, so I can do home automation with my native Apple Homekit app. Overall very happy with this since it is much cheaper and works just fine with some knowledge of HomeBridge etc, you can also use SmartLife app to create automations since tons of switches and devices are also supported by SmartLife app.

We have lots of Treatlife products and they have made things a lot easier. We bought this sensor to replace the Smart Motion Sensor we have in the kitchen.Unfortunately the Human Presence sensor can’t have motion alerts turned off like what you can do with the Smart Motion Sensor which negates the benefits/adds annoyance so we aren’t using it and by the time this was discussed with support (it is intentional) we were outside the return window.The alerts have to be muted for the device and it is a per user muting and not per device, additionally the alerts are always logged/recorded so you have endless messages to clear as well. Hoping they do an update which allows for alerts to be turned off at the device level.

Setup was easy enough, but there were far too many instances of the device either thinking the room was empty, or seeing movement when there wasn't any. Maybe I could have fiddled with the placement for hours and hours, but if it's sensing movement in an empty room with no fan or moving parts, there's no much hope of success in my opinion.Plus, designwise, I do not like that the LED on the face could be mistaken for a camera eye. Not great for guests, visitors or AirBNB renters.

These are sensors that you can place anywhere and program them to do whatever you want within the app (trigger scenes, turn on lights, play notifications, etc). It integrates with Amazon/Alexa (which is how we use it). This is great because we have one set up in the Kitchen and have it trigger the lights to turn on during certain times in the middle of the night. It helps when we are walking into the Kitchen and the lights turn on automatically. The uses are really up to your imagination. You can also trigger them to set up an alarm on your phone if they sense movement. A great idea would be to put them in a liquor cabinet and protection from kids. Very cool devices - I love them.ALSO - you can stick them on walls/ceilings and you can angle them. Very versatile.