Easy to install and easy to link units together. Nice looking.

I was able to get all the X-Sense smoke detectors to communicate so that if smoke appears in any room, all detectors will sound. They were not difficult to install. All around very satisfied.

I’ve had to replace two of the smoke detectors. The product gives a faulty low battery warning 6 months in. You’ll maybe get a new one sent. I wrote an honest review with 2 stars that was taken down. Only 5 star reviews are left posted.

Ive written honest reviews and they keep getting taken down.

The beeps are so loud that you will definitely wake up even when you are asleep. Battery life expectancy is 10 years. The connectivity of X-Sense products is great. You can place them wherever you like and connect them all without using a single wire, which is really good value for money.

Great smoke alarm, very loud! ! ! The test is good. Hope they can last for the entire 10 yrs. Seems to be a good purchase.

It is not clear whether these devices have the UL rating in the minimum user manual. The seven-year warranty requires your order transaction number.

I bought a smoke detector and a combination of CO and smoke detectors, they all belong to the link+ series, so it is easy to install and connect to each other. they all work well. Save time and money.

Ease of installation is important. After installation, tests showed that these devices communicate and sound on three floors. After many years, I don't know how much the battery can withstand.

So far so good. I like the fact that it combines smoke and carbon monoxide sensors in one device. I give it 4 stars because I only used it for a few months. I will update it in 10 years.

My previous detector only had the function of detecting smoke. This detector can detect both smoke and carbon monoxide. It is very convenient and safe. The test button- very large and centrally located-is easy to use. I have to say it is a nice unit.

The bedroom location is targeted, but we also installed a "Made in America brand" just for redundancy. It is not clear whether these devices have the UL rating in the minimum user manual.

Easy to install-excellent features and moderate price. Perfect connection with other wireless alarms. When an alarm is triggered, all alarms will sound to remind you of potential dangers.

I received an alert from a rental property, so I had to install a smoke alarm. I am very happy to find a system that can detect smoke and carbon monoxide at the same time. I also like the 10-year battery life. Glad I found these on X-Sense at a reasonable price.

Can't say yet. Hope I will never let them disappear. However, if they do, I want them to work as expected.

I now realize that this is XP01-W and not XP01. I think this will be programmed and executed as XP01. I have never encountered a problem with XP01, and I do not doubt that it will cause problems for me. I think XP01-W will be better than XP01.

I only bought three at first, and they all worked very well, so I bought three more to expand the coverage. Through the instruction, you can easily connect the new alarms to the installed alarms. The combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector make me feel very safe since it can detect two types of dangers at the same time. If anything happens, we will receive an alert and quickly evacuate the house.

The way it communicates between alarm signals is very sensitive and impressive. In fact, as a life-saving device, I should give it five stars. But the equally important smoke sensitivity led to some very heated arguments between this device and me. Just like a nagging spouse criticizing my cooking, every time X-Sense sounds, I am ready to blow up my bargaining chip: Beeeeeeep! ! ! ! ! ! !

It announces the threat so you can understand why the alarm went off. I don’t know how effective it is when it needs to detect smoke or carbon monoxide, but I have used several X-Sense products and I have not been disappointed with one of them so far. This is good because it may be a matter of life and death. The problem. I like it very much and I am considering buying another one for a different location of the house.

I am worried that my grandchildren live in a two-story house with a walkout basement. They are very young, and I want to know if any alarms go off in the whole house. These are great! I even put them in my own single-story house. Love them.

After replacing the original that expired after four years, it worked fine. I have an XP01 device, but I can’t connect. It has a photoelectric smoke sensor and a figaro electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor. It really keeps my home safe. However, I found that XP01-W can connect to my XS01-WR and it works! I am very satisfied with this product.

Now, this time I use this X-Sense wireless system because, hey, who needs wires? right? The only reason I can see that there is a wired system in my own home is whether my home alarm is set to automatically call the fire department when the alarm is activated. I believe my system can do this, but the person who installed the home alarm system defeated this feature, and I don't have any strong desire to see it reactivate. Wireless sounds good to me.

This has very good connections with other similar units. Use the pin switch on the back to set the settings. The small label next to the battery. This one is for 2021. The one I bought at Lowes last year is 5 years older than me!

It is linked! 1. Specify the location of the unit. We use tape to write down the locations on the device so we can determine where to put them. 2. In order to link everything together, we used this process written in the comments: "On the first device, install the battery and close the lid. On the second unit, press and hold the button while closing the door. Release it when you hear the buzzer. Then press and hold the button on the first unit, Until the green LED stops flashing. Then release the button. Then the units should be paired." 3. If you have more units, please repeat this process. This means you only need to perform the "second unit process-press and hold the button to close the battery door" on the other units you want to link. 4. When testing the units, all units (if connected correctly) will sound an alarm.

Both the smoke and carbon monoxide are in one unit, suitable for old plugs, so not having to replace all new wiring is a major advantage. Unscrew the screw enough to turn and remove the old board, insert the new board, insert, install the unit, turn it to lock on the board, press the test button, it passes the test for 20 seconds (and all the units connected to it) and you are done NS. Go to the next one. Completed 6 modules in 15 minutes. Wait for the last 3 deliveries to complete the work.

Extremely expensive. Why does such a basic product cost so much money?

I have been searching for alarms on the Internet for a long time, and the prices are very different. When I saw X-Sense lauch the new wireless interconnected smoke/CO detector, I decided to buy one. It's easy to connect with my own XS01-WR smoke detector, like the advertised.

I think X-Sense XP01-W is a good smoke and carbon monoxide detector combination, and I would recommend this model. Realize that all smoke alarms are now designed to have a life span of seven years. So know that all these units will have to be replaced after seven years.

They work very well. The only problem I encountered was that someone dropped them on the floor, so I ordered a replacement. There are on every floor of my house. They work together perfectly.

The manual also states that when the battery is low, the red LED will flash. When I woke up in the middle of the night, one of my smoke detectors chirped, and I didn't notice it. I have found an offending device that listens to the chirping sound. A flashing red LED to indicate a low battery will help a lot.

I think these are the best units I can find when I am at home and can warn me about fires or CO. The only problem is that if I am not at home, it will not notify me. I have decided that I will also buy two X-Sense smoke detectors, one for each floor of my house and rooms without this device, XS01-WT.

These are great detectors. I use them in all my rental units. But please note that the old inventory is mixed.

They are very easy to install. I have a detector because my apartment is hardwired and required by law. When the stove is turned on, my stove produces the most carbon monoxide. My heating/air conditioning guy tested it. The detector is located next to the gas dryer and furnace that does not produce any carbon monoxide. The walls of my apartment are not insulated and the windows are ventilated. When I use the oven, I open the kitchen window and turn on the fan. In addition, I think my chance of carbon monoxide poisoning is zero.

I bought 3 wireless combination detectors. They all easy install and good communication between units. Apparently works off heat too. Every time we turn on the oven, the detector outside the kitchen will sound. (They all go out). Press the RC01 Pro controller and then mute the sound. It might have to be moved to the living room.

The working principle of this smoke and carbon monoxide detector is the same as advertised. A "wireless network" of the smoke and carbon monoxide detector is created in your home (please note that this has nothing to do with the WiFi network.) If one of the units detects smoke or CO, all units will alarm. This is a good solution for larger houses and other remote devices that may be too far away to be heard. Another nice feature is that you can "turn off" any unit's alarm. That's great design!

Great smoke and carbon monoxide detector, easy to install and easy to use with instructions. When the alarm goes off, the sound is loud enough. I bought this and put it outside my son's bedroom because there is one outside our bedroom. They are well connected to each other.

The X-Sense combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector is as good as all of the Link+ series detectors. Installation and setup was very easy. During my search I found that some can be wirelessly connected together and has both a photoelectric smoke sensor and a Figaro electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor so of course I wanted those features. They are expensive, but if there is a problem, I will want the best.