AprilAire Healthy Air 4+

Temp control and scheduling is really good app interface allows easy adjustment and copying features in the scheduling is perfect. With 4 time points to adjust temp in the schedule, fits very well for our family.
Those features I would give 4.5 stars.
The clean air features are another story. Not all features are a silo me in the app, like comfort mode with fresh air. The bigger issue is the a availability of the settings for clean air is inconsistent. For no rhyme or reason, the options are available in the app. I state it this way, because most of the time you cannot see any options to setup the clean site functionality in the app. The menu is blank. From time to time you see the options, but no all features are always there when you see any options.
This needs to be fixed, it’s very annoying and reduces the benefit of having this linked system.
1 Star.

This app only allows users to create 4 temperature schedule adjustments per day. If users could have perhaps 10-12 schedule adjustments per day then users could better balance comfort and peak hour rates from our utilities. Other similar thermostat apps like Nest and Ecobee offer infinite adjustments throughout the day and excellent scheduling capabilities including away from home options and geofencing. More adjustments throughout the day would allow users to reduce their utility bills and ultimately reduce power consumption and could help curb power demands, climate change, rolling blackouts, etc. I hope this review is read by the developers of this app and the management of Aprilaire. Aprilaire makes great products and the app should be just as good as the hardware installed in our homes.

I just recently purchased a new build home and they supplied us with this “WIFI Thermostat”. The thermostat almost never works. It says connected to the internet, then you can never access it through this worthless app. I’ve read a lot of reviews and it seems I’m not alone. Looks like the company doesn’t do anything about it either.

Shouldn’t be called a wireless thermostat if you can’t access it wirelessly. Login fails 99 times out of 100, then randomly the thermostats loses signal. The weather option never worked from the start. This thermostat was a nice selling point of the home since it’s a 2-story, we wouldn’t have to run downstairs anything we wanted to adjust it.

I know you probably either just bought it, or got a new house with it, but in short, cut your loss rip it out and put in a Nest or something similar, at least they don’t sell garbage and you can count on the other brands to just work all of the time.