GoveeLife Upgraded Smart Water Leak Detector 1s with High Alarm, 5 Pack

Installed a new fridge that kept leaking due to copper pipes in my home. After the third leak in two weeks my dad suggested these water alarms which I didn’t even know existed. Purchased the pack of five alarms. Super easy to set everything up. Took maybe 15 minutes to set them up and place them in their respective places. Gives you options to set alarm volume, email alerts, text message alerts, and notification options on your phone. Tested the sensitivity of the alarm and after only a few drops of water the alarm went off so they work very well and you’ll know there’s a leak way before it’s a significant amount of water. So far I love it but I will come back in a bit to update if anything changes :)

This is the second group I've bought for these. I find them highly reliable. I was overseas for half a year and rented my place out and was notified by email any time the sensors went off (mostly just due to a little water during cleaning.) They did give a loud warning recently when my washing machine flooded and we definitely got to deal with it faster.

Easy set up and link to network. Piercingly loud alarm locally when water is present and also sends texts to your phone immediately upon detection of water. App is easy to use and intuitive. I installed 5 of these discretely throughout the home, unfortunately AFTER a back up into basement of the house that caused $25k in damage. Highly recommend these units.

We had a basement sewage flood several months ago, that cost tens of thousands of dollars in total, between replacing our sewage pipe and getting our basement back to how it originally was. It was an incredibly stressful time, to say the least. We don't go in our basement very often, a handful of times a week or so. That's how it was able to happen in the first place. These sensors could've REALLY saved us if we had them. So after that happened, it was a no-brainer to buy these leak detectors, and put them everywhere, but particularly the basement. Not even a month later, our kitchen faucet started leaking, and immediately the sensor went off. It is LOUD. It also sent me an alert to my phone, along with an email. The leak had barely just started, and I had already set down a waterproof liner, so there was no damage, and we replaced the faucet ourselves that night. Granted this would've been a lot cheaper to repair than a basement sewage flood, but it still would've been a huge hassle, especially if it warped our cabinets or wooden flooring. I AM SO GLAD we have these now. Well worth the money and peace of mind.

I picked these up a little while ago to quell the anxiety in me associated with hidden damages and leaks. They were very easy to set up, and integrated with the hub for an easy access point. You're able to set them up, name them, and receive texts or emails whenever a leak is detected. The alarms are also very loud (which is a good thing), I haven't had any problems and they worked when I tested them with some water.