ShillehTek DHT11 Temperature & Humidity Sensor for Arduino Raspberry Pi

Easy and simple to use, performs well.

I had a small bit of difficulty getting it to work with other sensors at the same time, but that was my own problem regarding reading multiple sensors.DHT11 libraries and simple coding allowed this to work great, better than a couple other sensors I've dealt with. Easy to use once it has been set up properly.

Provides reasonably accurate temperature readings. Easy to wire wit the included wiring. I used this with ESPHome which makes it a snap to setup and use. Good value for this price.

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I enjoy these kinds of things. Works with Arduino and Raspberry Pi and the price is right.

This worked well for my project. It was easy to use and accurate. It's a good value as well.

The sensor is easy to apply, and quite convenient.

This is a well built sensor, the pins fit in a typical breadboard and can use typical bread-boarding wires. It is simple to hookup and can be used in any home automation system.You will need a small pull-down resistor as you can see in my photo. The second photo show my home automation system connected to the sensor in my computer room.I have not physically tried to check accuracy as I do not have anything precise enough to test. But the sensor does seem to report within a few degrees of others around the house. Since I have several I average them.Not bad for the price. Definitely will get a few more.

This was easy to set up to connect with my old RPi. Programming was straightforward. I've used these devices before and they are quite easy to use.The board was well made.Nice simple peripheral.

Had a bit of trouble testing this out on an ESP32 in Home Assistant. This is a pretty basic device that's got a solid integration in ESPHome, but I could not get it to read on the dashboard. Investigating further, I found that the fault was with the ESP32 device breakout board and not the sensor. Once I cleared that up, it works fine. You'll need some kind of breakout or prototyping board to use this easily. The breakout boards typically provide power (3.3v), ground, and the data pin for each I/O pin.The price here is fairly expensive. But if you need it right away, and you only need one, it might be the best option.