Linptech ES1 Presence Sensor Review
The ES1 sits between the cheap Tuya units and the Aqara sensors: true 24GHz radar, native Z2M support, and consistent quality.
The ES1 sits between the cheap Tuya units and the Aqara sensors: true 24GHz radar, native Z2M support, and consistent quality.
A $4 radar module and an ESP32 get you real 24GHz presence detection with native ESPHome support, if you are happy to solder four wires.
The FP1E drops the zones and multi-person tracking of the FP2 but keeps the detection quality, runs on Zigbee, and pairs straight into Zigbee2MQTT.
At around $15 the ZY-M100 made whole-home presence detection affordable. You need to buy the right variant and spend a few minutes tuning it.
Sonoff's budget presence sensor is honest about what it is: a small-room occupancy sensor that pairs instantly with Zigbee2MQTT.
The FP2 tracks up to five people across 30 zones in a single room. It costs more than the Tuya options, and for open plan spaces it is worth every dollar.