Airthings 2950 Wave Radon - Smart Radon Detector with Humidity & Temperature Sensor – Easy-to-Use – Accurate – No Lab Fees – Battery Operated - Free App

I took advantage of a sale price, not really knowing a lot about radon. I always assumed radon affected older homes, mine was built 22 years ago in an upscale area. I knew my levels would be normal but thought I'd check it out anyway to see if I needed to keep a window cracked in the basement or something. I thought the detector was faulty initially as was ready to return it, the levels were very high, about 12 pCi/L or about 3 times the EPA limit, and 4.5 times the EU limit. After researching, these units are actually very accurate and sensitive to radon. I actually had a real problem. I opened all windows and sealed my sump well and called a radon company. They installed a mitigation system a week later. Every home should have a radon detector, and most most homes should have a mitigation system. I had no idea I lived in Zone 1 which is the highest level. This unit was very easy to set up, configure and use. Given that radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer for non-smokers, this is a matter to be taken seriously for sure. Price was very reasonable and I'm really glad I picked this thing up.

We have a house in Minnesota, which has high radon levels. We have kids that live in the basement as well. This has been great to detect when radon levels are getting high and to open up the windows and air out the basement (mostly once a day does the trick). Literally might be saving my kids life in their future.

The Airthings 2950 Wave Radon is a great investment for monitoring indoor radon levels. It’s easy to install—just place it in the desired location, sync it with the app, and start tracking. No complicated setup or wiring needed.The device seems fairly accurate, providing both short-term and long-term radon readings. While no consumer-grade monitor can replace professional lab testing, the results have been consistent and responsive to changes in ventilation and weather conditions. The app is user-friendly, displaying clear data trends and sending alerts if levels get too high.The wave-to-check feature is a nice touch—just wave your hand over the device to get an instant status update via a simple color-coded LED light. Battery life is solid, and the Bluetooth connectivity works well.Overall, this is a reliable, well-designed radon monitor that offers peace of mind without the hassle of constant manual testing. Highly recommended for homeowners looking for an easy way to keep an eye on radon levels!

Very accurate and easy to use. Still seems a bit expensive

After watching news reports of an increase in cancer cases in Iowa. We looked at radon tests to tests the levels in our home. This radon test with app is amazing. You can track the difference in the levels in the amount of radon levels. It is very interesting to see how the weather does effect how the radon levels will increase. We have seen ours increase from 4.4 to over 15 when we are expecting rain. Since buying the radon wave we are getting our home set up with a radon mitigation system.

Has worked very well wanted to check my levels with a company that was coming out to check the levels. They were exactly the same would definitely recommend it.

UPDATE: Over the course of the 1 month return period with Amazon (about 45 days because I had two units), I tried to pin down the issue of varying measurements by contacting the customer support to see what they have to say. I provided all the details about 1) how long the two devices measured, 2) how close the two devices were to each other, 3) what the 1 day and avg on both, and so on, 4) that both were new units directly from Amazon, 5) and that both were reset together to measure over the same period of time. My responses were then ignored at least three-four times and every time I send a follow up message asking why it's taking so long (after 4-5 days), the same representative named "Joshwin" apologized and asked the same scripted questions again. When I respond him with the same answers, he then disappears and so I had to send a follow-up message. So this back and forth went for close to 45 days now and I said forget it, I will just return the Wave as well. I rate this company's customer support at the bottom of any company I've interacted with and I will never recommend this company or its product lines since I was never able to get an answer as to why the two devices had varying measurements.---I initially bought Airthings Corentium Home and it has been reporting quite high radon levels - ranging from 3 to 11, averaging at 6.7ish. Because it was difficult to check it constantly as it is in the basement, I also got Airthings Wave so that I can check from my phone.Airthings Wave has been reporting 2 to 5 despite both devices are in the same basement only a couple feet away. I even reset the old device to ensure that they start measuring the radon level at the same time. Even now, the current readings are off by 2+ pci/l.I've reached out to Airthings support with my observations and despite that they asked a couple initial questions like did you start measuring at the same time, after I answered their questions, they have been silent. They did read my messages as shown in the chat history with them but they just do not respond. I guess they already know the potential inaccuracies in their products.Based on my experience, I am just not going to rely on Airthings products.

Product worth the time to come back and review. High value to us given the realtime monitoring, has benefited us from both humidity and radon perspectives. Thanks.