I have been keeping my eye on this product for a long time. Just could not get myself to spend the money on the device when I have a remote sitting right next to me. I just wasn't sure it was worth over $100 to not have to click the remote numerous times throughout the day to keep from being too cold or too hot. But then I got enough points on the California OhmConnect program to get one for free. I must say, I am overall pretty impressed. By the way, I use the Sensibo Sky to operate my DeLonghi Portable Air Conditioner PAC AN280HG1W-3A in a 120 sq ft shed that I call the Home Office in the back yard.Pros1) Climate react is great. I have mine turn on at 72 degrees and off at 70 degrees. My backyard office shed only needs AC even though the unit can do heat. I have no review in how Sensibo manages super cold weather with a 3-in-1 AC unit. All the computing hardware keeps the shed warm out here even in the winter months. The office is always at the perfect temp in the summer now and I do not have to think about it all day. +1 for Sensibo.2) The APIs are great. I can do everything that the app can do from Postman or an AWS Lambda Function3) The iOS app is pretty decent. No real complaints other than the cons below.4) I have no AC power Sync issues. I see many other that complain of this issue. I only use the Sensibo app or Alexa or an API call to operate the AC. I have put the AC remote away and instructed everyone in the family to not touch the control panel. By taking this step, the AC has thus far ALWAYS been in Sync with the Sensibo.5) The physical unit is much smaller than I had imagined. Mounted under sit/stand my desk between a powered grommet and the cable tray. Super clean install.Cons1) No schedule for Climate React. This is a huge con. This is BASIC functionality of any smart controller. By making it a subscription based feature you are basically selling me a $119 *DUMB* AC controller that I have to pay a monthly charge to make it smart. This is just a greedy power play by the manufacturer. If you are going to charge me $5 per month for the unit to be fully functional, then the base unit should only be $39.99. I feel like you are right up there with printer ink. At the cost of ink, the printer should be free. At the cost of your subscription service, the unit should be free. I simply won't recommend paying for Sensibo Plus. I will just use a CloudWatch Event and a Lambda Function to toggle Climate React on and off. Anyone deep in home automation can simply use a Broadlink RM Mini 3 to do all the same functionality as Sensibo for $90 cheaper and no monthly subscription. So, dump the lame monthly subscription and give us a Smart AC controller. I do not mind paying $119 for your unit but if you nickel and dime me with a subscription for basic functions then I will just make my own.2) Same goes with Geofencing as a plus feature. I will do all of your paid features in HomeAssistant and AWS Lambda. A one time $20 fee for plus features...fine. At $60 per year, your value just isn't there.Overall, I like the unit. It has been good so far. I just really hate the ROI of Sensibo Plus. The value isn't there. Just too expensive and unnecessary. It is right up there with having to pay a subscription for a smart light bulb. One where it turns on and off for free but brightness and color temp can only be controlled for $2.99 per month. Nobody would buy that subscription. I expect very few would buy Sensibo plus. I hope they don't.. Sensibo Plus makes no sense to the consumer and you should expect the consumer to revolt. This would have been a SOLID five stars if there were no subscription model.