Sensibo Reviews – Page 2
3/5 rating based on 104 reviews. Read all reviews for Sensibo for iPhone.
Sensibo is free iOS app published by SENSIBO LTD
HomePod support completely broken in new version
iOS 11 fix please
Have had Sensibo for a few years now and WAS pretty happy with it’s Siri Shortcuts integration which allowed me to use my HomePod to set pre-configured temperatures using commands like “Hey Siri turn on the AC”; as long as my iPhone was at home all worked great. With this update the HomePod now replies to these commands with “you’ll need to continue on your iPhone”, which then pops up a Siri notification on my phone that reads “HomePod needs wants to help with that”, upon tapping the notification it launches the Sensibo App and finally completes the command. This update is just plain awful if you want to use Siri. It makes using Siri more work than just controlling your AC from the app. If I could downgrade to the previous working version of this app I would in a heartbeat. Incredibly disappointed with Sensibo for releasing a buggy and broken version of this app that has broken its core functionality in exchange for a fresh coat of paint.
App doesn’t work
Yosi Bar Yosef
Since the update from 2 days ago the app stopped working Was fixed later on so I’m updating the review
Update
pr2004
After this update I was unable to control my AC with Sensibo. I checked my wife’s iPhone and had the same problem. Unusable.
Climate React Setting
Sobe72
I’ve had Sensibo for over a year and love the device and app. The app update looks good, however the best option on the app was the climate react setting, which, when pressed, now shows a blank screen. I’ve deleted and reinstalled and still nothing. I was going to purchase another device, however having second thoughts. Any Suggestions?
Please fix the increase temp issue
D748384
After this last big update, whenever I go to increase the temperature on my unit, it seems to be sending a command but the temp doesn’t update on the app or unit. It only works if I press increase quickly twice, then it updates. Decreasing works just fine with one press. For reference my unit is a Fugitsu and updates 2 degrees at a time in either direction.