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Does the Airthings Wave Enhance work with HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Home?

The Airthings Wave Enhance is a battery-powered air quality monitor with CO2, VOC, humidity, temperature, air pressure, noise and light sensors that connects over Bluetooth LE and SmartLink.

It suits Google Home and Alexa users through an integration (the maker's hub). Home Assistant users reach it through an integration (Bluetooth).

At a glance: works withHow this is decided: cited platform facts only
HomeKit
Unknown
Unknown
Google Home
Yes[1]
Proprietary + hub, via integration
Alexa
Yes[1]
Proprietary + hub, via integration
SmartThings
Unknown
Unknown
Home Assistant
Yes[2]
BLE, via airthings_ble; 1 other path

Key facts

Airthings Wave Enhance facts

How facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
FactValue
StatusCurrent[1][3]
List price$159.99[1] as of
TypeAir quality monitor[1]
MeasuresCO2, VOC, temperature, humidity, air pressure, noise, light[1]
ConnectionBluetooth LE, SmartLink[1]
Power2 AA batteries[1]
Released2024-09[4]
Battery lifeUp to 14 months on Bluetooth LE, up to 17 months with SmartLink hub[1]
Dimensions80 mm diameter x 27 mm[1]
Weight98 g with batteries[1]
WarrantyFree extended 5-year warranty on registration within 30 days[1]

Integration paths

How the Airthings Wave Enhance connects

2 pathsHow facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
PathRequiresiLocaliFeatures lostPlatformsi
BLEAirthings app on a phone within Bluetooth range[1]Yes[2]unknown
Proprietary + hubHUBView series monitor acting as hub (SmartLink), Airthings app[1]unknownunknown
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Requires
Hardware the path needs beyond the device and a controller.
Local
Yes when control on this path keeps working with the internet down.
Platforms
The platforms that work with the device on this path: Native (out of the box), Via integration (needs an add-on) or Not supported.

Home Assistant and Homey

Ways to add the Airthings Wave Enhance

3 routesHow facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below
PlatformLeveliIntegrationDetailsEvidenceLimitations
Home AssistantNative (local)[2]airthings_bleProprietary + hub
  • Quality: No score[2]
  • IoT class: Local Polling[2]
  • Works with Home Assistant: Not certified[2]
Model namedLimited: Device uses Bluetooth or SmartLink, not both; Needs a Bluetooth adapter or proxy with active connections[2]
Home AssistantNative (cloud)[5]airthingsProprietary + hub
  • Quality: No score[5]
  • IoT class: Cloud Polling[5]
  • Works with Home Assistant: Not certified[5]
Vendor system covered, model not namedNone stated
HomeyOfficial app (cloud)[6]com.airthings.cloudProprietary + hub
  • App: Official[6]
  • Runs on: Homey Pro, Homey Cloud[6]
Product line namedNone stated
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Level
How the device gets into the platform on this route. The headline is the best route: local before cloud, direct before bridged, core before community. The methodology page lists every level.

Releases

  1. 2024
    1. Announced [7]

      Launched at CES 2024 with Renew.

    2. Released [4]

      Shipping to consumers in the U.S., Canada and Europe.

Cite this page

Airthings Wave Enhance. Smart Home Canon. https://smarthomecanon.com/devices/airthings-wave-enhance. Last checked 2026-10-20.

Sources

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    MFRairthings.com / Airthings Wave Enhance (US shop)
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    DOChome-assistant.io / Airthings BLE - Home Assistant
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    MFRairthings.com / Airthings US shop: Products
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    MFRairthings.com / Airthings' newest air quality monitor, Wave Enhance, now shipping (Airthings newsroom, 2024-09-05)
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    DOChome-assistant.io / Home Assistant: Airthings integration
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    DOChomey.app / Homey App Store: Airthings
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    MFRairthings.com / Airthings Kicks Off CES 2024 with Launch of Two New Products (Airthings newsroom, 2024-01-09)
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