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Envora One vs Airthings View Plus

A side-by-side look at Envora One and the Airthings View Plus for anyone choosing a serious indoor air quality monitor for their home or workplace.

See Envora One
  • No home subscription
  • Factory calibrated
  • Signed calibration certificate
  • API · MQTT · Home Assistant
  • Local-only mode available
  • 30-day returns
  • 2-year warranty
Who this is for

Buyers comparing two of the more advanced consumer-and-prosumer monitors on the market — particularly those who care about calibration, raw data access and integration breadth.

Feature-by-feature

Side-by-side comparison.

Where Envora One sits against the alternatives — sensors, calibration, integrations, ownership and price.

Feature Envora One Airthings View Plus
Headline sensor count 11 channels 6 channels
CO₂ NDIR · ±30 ppm + 3% NDIR
PM2.5 (particulates) Laser scattering · PM1/PM2.5/PM10 PM2.5 only
VOC / IAQ MOX with raw VOC + fused IAQ score TVOC index
CO (carbon monoxide) Yes · electrochemical No
Light + sound Yes · lux + dBA No
Radon Companion device (Envora Radon, £229) Built in
Calibration certificate Yes · signed per serial number Varies — check current spec
Home subscription required No — all features free for personal households Check current plan tiers
REST API Yes Limited / partner-only
MQTT Yes — native broker No
Home Assistant First-class — every channel as a sensor entity Third-party integrations exist
Local-only mode Yes Cloud-bound
CSV export Yes Yes
Price £249 one-time See current retail price

Competitor specs are based on publicly available manufacturer information at the time of writing. Check the latest product pages for current spec.

What Envora One brings

The case for Envora One.

  • 11 sensor channels including CO and acoustic/lux — more visibility into a single room than most competitors offer.
  • Factory calibration with a signed certificate per serial number — the calibration paperwork ships with the box.
  • No home subscription. Live alerts, dashboard, API, MQTT and Home Assistant are included for personal households for the life of the device.
  • Full data ownership via REST API, MQTT broker, CSV export and a local-only mode that needs no Envora cloud account.
Best for

Pick the one that fits.

Fair recommendations for different buyer needs.

Choose Envora One if

You want raw data access, a calibration certificate, a serious set of integrations (API, MQTT, Home Assistant) and a no-subscription home plan.

Choose Airthings View Plus if

Built-in radon in one device matters more than the extra channels (and the integration breadth) Envora One offers. Many buyers pair Envora One with the £229 Envora Radon to get both.

FAQ

Comparison FAQ.

Does Envora One include radon monitoring?

Not in a single device. Envora Radon is a companion device at £229 that pairs with the same app, dashboard, MQTT topic and API as Envora One. Many households buy the Home Health Bundle (one of each, £449) for £29 off the list price.

Is Envora One cheaper to own than Airthings View Plus?

Look at total cost of ownership. Envora One is £249 one-time with no home subscription required. Compare against the device price plus any cloud / advanced feature tier on the alternative — including over a 3 to 5 year period.

Can I use Envora One with Home Assistant?

Yes — first-class Home Assistant support from day one. Every channel is exposed as a sensor entity, either via MQTT auto-discovery against your existing broker or via the REST API.

Does Envora One need an internet connection?

No. A local-only mode is available — readings stay on your LAN, MQTT runs against your broker, no Envora cloud account is required.
Decided?

Buy Envora One — £249, one-time.

Eleven channels. Factory calibrated. No home subscription. Free UK and EU shipping, 30-day returns, 2-year warranty.

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