BME680 Digital Temperature Humidity Pressure Sensor Breakout Board Compatible for Arduino Raspberry Pi ESP8266 3~5VDC BME680 (1pcs)

I got this to build a prototype temp/humidity/pressure sensor board. It wired up fine to my ESP32-C3, and has provided constant accurate readings for months. I used the Adafruit library with it, with my own code to start with. I switched over to using ESPHome, and it pulls accurate data. The first production boards are coming in, in a few days, so I can reuse this part on future projects. I highly recommend them, if you want to build your own weather station, or just watch the temperature in a specific area.

Gives off sensible and accurate readings. Seems to be better than average quality control with Aceirmc

I have several BME680 breakout boards and I compared them to these and all 3 that I received were unresponsive via the I2C connection. I thought at least one would work.

Sensor arrived as expected and was very easy to get set up with an ESP8266 for my Home Assistant setup. I am familiar with BME280s but wanted the addition of air quality and CO2 readings for a sensor within my garage.So far the temperature, humidity, and VOC readings seem accurate and align with a commercial unit within the same room.

These are a real bargain. Very accurate temp and humidity. The gas (VOC) sensor does output values and this generic version will run the Bosch BSEC library which gives a qualitative estimate of air quality. I attached some pics from my integration with Home Assistant.

This was so much easier than getting the sensors individually.

What a shame. I don't know if it is the pins on the device, the code in the library, or the code provided, but none of the three worked in either I2C or SPI mode.

The temperature is way off. (5-10 degrees C), and takes 15-20 minutes to settle in once software starts reading measurements. The same for relative humidity - the reading from the device is off by 15%. These readings are compared to a commercial termperature/pressure/humidity sensor (like you would buy at HomeGoods, Home Depot, or Walmart).The sample code that Bosch provides isn't even correct. Lots of debugging later I'm getting readings, but as explained above, very inaccurate.