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DOQAUS Z-001

A digital hygrometer accurate to ±1 °F and ±5 per cent humidity, refreshing every five seconds, with three mounting options.

DOQAUS digital hygrometer and indoor thermometer in black with 2.3-inch LCD

DOQAUS Z-001

A digital hygrometer accurate to ±1 °F and ±5 per cent humidity, refreshing every five seconds, with three mounting options.

Temperature accuracy
±1 °F
Humidity accuracy
±5% RH
Refresh
Every 5 seconds
Display
2.3 in LCD with large bold numbers
Comfort indicator
Three face icons: dry, comfort, wet
Mounting
Hanging hole, tabletop stand, magnet
Units
°F / °C switchable button
Weight
32 g (1.1 oz)
Range
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B07ZSF5RC5
EAN
6438081253086
  • The tightest temperature tolerance on this shelf after one device — ±1 °F — at the lowest price here by a wide margin
  • Three mounting options including a magnet, so it goes on a fridge, a wall or a shelf
  • ±5% RH is the loosest humidity tolerance published on this shelf, tied with one other

Best for: Any room where the question is simply "is it too dry in here", at the least possible cost

≈ $7
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Specifications

Temperature accuracy
±1 °F
Humidity accuracy
±5% RH
Refresh
Every 5 seconds
Display
2.3 in LCD with large bold numbers
Comfort indicator
Three face icons: dry, comfort, wet
Mounting
Hanging hole, tabletop stand, magnet
Units
°F / °C switchable button
Weight
32 g (1.1 oz)
Range
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B07ZSF5RC5
EAN
6438081253086

What the maker puts in writing

  • ±1 °F · ±5% RH
  • Refreshes every 5 seconds
  • 2.3 in LCD with large bold numbers
  • Three comfort faces: dry, comfort, wet
  • Hanging hole, stand and magnet · 32 g (1.1 oz)

Seven dollars, two published tolerances

That is the headline of this whole shelf. Five of the nine instruments here publish no accuracy, and two of those five cost over a hundred dollars.

This one publishes a degree and five per cent, refreshes every five seconds, and sticks to a fridge.

What it cannot do

Keep a record. Set an alert. Survive rain. Measure dew point. Tell you what the right numbers are.

Every one of those is available elsewhere on this shelf, and every one of them costs at least twice this.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $7 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions that keep coming up

Can a seven-dollar hygrometer be accurate?

This one publishes ±1 °F and ±5% RH, which is more than five of the nine devices on this shelf publish at any price — including two professional instruments at a hundred and twenty and two hundred and twenty dollars. Whether it holds those figures over years is not something any listing here addresses.

How does ±5% humidity feel in practice?

A reading of 45 per cent could be 40 or 50, which are both inside the comfortable band. It is enough to tell dry from damp, which is what the three face icons are for. If you need to hold a humidor or framed artwork at 50 per cent, the ±3% devices on this shelf are the ones to look at.

Does it keep a record?

No. Two devices on this shelf do: one keeps a 24-hour and all-time high and low on screen, the other logs twenty-day curves to an app. This one shows now.

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