X-Sense Smart Smoke Detector with Voice Alerts and 17 Locations, Wi-Fi Smoke Alarm with SBS50 Base Station, Test from APP, Wireless Interconnected Fire Alarm, Model XS0B-MR61

These being connected and all going off together gives me a lot more confidence I’ll wake up to an alarm on the other side of the house down in the basement.These have been easy to install and connect and I feel like they are much louder than the standard Kidde alarms I have. It’s also nice to be able to test from the app without having to get out the step ladder. I got one of the combo alarms and it was easy to add to this base station. I’ll probably add another couple combo alarms to ensure I have extra coverage.Price wise there are not much more than regular “dumb” alarms so for piece of mind I would highly recommend.

I purchased the entire x-sense smart system. It included both the smoke and the heat sensors. The app was easy to install on my phone and easy to use I set up several smoke alarms and a couple heat sensors. It was a couple of weeks after I set it up that I was out of my house and got an alert on my phone that an alarm was triggered. We went home right away and found out that a pan had been left on the stove and was smoking. We are so happy that the system worked as advertised and are thinking about expanding the system in the future. I would recommend this to anybody looking for a smart smoke/heat alarm system.

I bought these after my boss' house burned down while he was at work and the thought of not knowing about a fire until it was too late didn't sit well with me. Easy install and seamless with the app. I've run a few simulations and it's very loud and communicates with all the other detectors I have in the house. I've already convinced 2 more people to buy these, very well worth it.

The install and the programming was straight forward. I set up 6 smokes, with voice location, and one CO detector connected to a base station. I knew that the voice location announcement was limited to 17 specific names. It would be better with more bedroom locations. My only disappointment was in testing all the detectors with one press or app button. In the base station setup, each detector can be easily tested by the button or the app. To make the entire system alarm AND announce the location where the alert started, you must use real smoke, not suggested by me in any way, or use a spray can of simulated smoke. I ordered the can of spray. Far from earth shattering but an app button to do this would be nice to have. The units look good, and the LED lights are large and bright. Customer service by phone and by e-mail was great. A couple of questions were quickly answered.Since installing the smoke and co detectors, I have added the mailbox sensor and two water sensors. All are real easy to add to the system.The spray smoke worked great. Less than 1/2 second spray burst did the trick.After getting more familiar with the smokes, o, mailbox and water sensors, I am updating to 5 stars.

This is a nicely made system that is generally easy to install, assuming you have a working App to use with it. The detectors seem well made and are easy to install. The Hub installed and connected with no problem. Once the Hub is installed, connecting the individual devices to the Hub is straight forward and it is easy to confirm that they are working.The following issues were observed:1. You are very restricted on the voice messages indicating which alarm has been triggered. The voice cannot use any thing other than the pre-stored names which you do not find out until have you have given the location a name. Thus you are restricted to the names they have which may be completely useless for you for indicating where the issue is located.2. I invited my wife so that she could monitor the system, but the app version available in the app store (Apple App Store , v2.7) does not work on her iPhone 16 Pro Max. It allowed her to create an account but then crashes when she signs in and refuses to load. I had v2.6 installed on my iPhone 16 Pro Max which appears to work. I have prevented any upgrade on my phone as it may not work. This makes the system less useful. Also note that the way the application is tied to the system via the invitation is to make sure that the person who gets the invitations uses the same email address that was used in the invite. I cannot see this explained anywhere but I am not sure how it would work otherwise.3. It is very unclear whether the detectors are connected with each other if they are paired with the Hub and the hub fails or goes off line.4. The detector to detector pairing process is complicated although when packaged together in a set they are supposed to be paired without going through a manual process.5. The suggested types of detector (smoke, heat and carbon monoxide) are not available in a convenient set as per their typical suggested home requirement, which means you need to buy a set of smoke alarms and then buy carbon monoxide and heat alarms as needed, making the process unduly complicated and more expensive than first anticipated.6. The set I was shipped was already 7 months old thus reducing the life from 10 yrs. to 9 years and 5 months. It also means that the batteries may need replacing earlier than anticipated.7. One of the detectors had had the battery removed from the alarm (they are supplied with the battery fitted and a insulating film in place to prevent the battery making contact and activating the alarm) and the protective film that prevents the alarm being activated removed. I suspect my set was a return.In summary, this may be a reasonable system that is competitively priced but there are a number of issues that make installation and configuration more complex than it need be and the fact that the App would only work on my Phone is a serious short-coming.Update 3April 2025: App updated to 2.7.1 stopped the app crashing when an invitation is received but required the app to be deleted and re installed when devices added by another user.

It all started with a mailbox sensor. I researched all that was offered on Amazon and decided on X-Sense. I am so glad I did. I now also have a driveway sensor, multiple door and window alarms, motion sensors, 6 keypads, smoke and heat alarms, water sensors, temperature and humidity sensors. I have a complete security system and a complete safety system. X-Sense tells you you can have 50 devices on a base station. What it doesn't tell you is that you can have multiple base stations. I have 2, one named security and one named safety. I control everything from the app and get notifications for everything. The available settings in the app are extensive, including naming the device, naming its location, choosing a notification sound, etc. You can set the security alarm for off, home and away. You can set the motion sensors to only function when in away mode. I am just extremely satisfied with everything. Choose a device, tap a button on the app, double tap a button on the device, it connects and you are done. If desired you can then tweek things, even editing the order the devices show up on the screen in the app, as well as naming and renaming whatever you want.