How to use the HomePod temperature and humidity sensor with third-party devices that have the same functionality

How to use the HomePod Temperature and Humidity Sensor

Note: Temperature and Humidity SensorOnly provided with HomePod 2 and HomePod mini

1. Make sure your iPhone and HomePod mini or HomePod 2 bothrun iOS 16.3/HomePod Software 16.3
   • HomePod 2 is shipping to some 16.0 users — check and update your software by going to the Home app > Your HomePod > Swipe down to the gear icon > Find available updates at the top
   • If you can't update
2. Open the Home app
3. Click Climate at the top
4. You should now see a temperature and humidity range - click one to see more details
   • Updating HomePods For some time after 16.3, you may see the Calibrating message

## See reporting data from all your devices, including HomePod mini, HomePod 2, and HomeKit-enabled thermostats

You can select one of the HomePods to create automations around temperature or humidity>###Add automation#### ########Here's what it looks like: ################Now you can rename the HomePod temperature/humidity sensor, create automations, and dial in other settings, such as Does it appear in your Family Summary etc. ############

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