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What region have you selected ? I tried switching to Region : Romania but still no firmware updates. :( Apart from that - good news and thanks for sharing , hope the firmware update will really fix the issue.

An observation over the course of 1 month. The thing does not switch off (as all of you have noticed). This means in absolute best scenario one of these devices will consume 800W*24hours* 30 days = 576 kWh per month. So in one month it will cost you more than what you have paid for it. Good...

With me, setting it to 19° for example shows 1100-1150W. When I set it to 18° within seconds it drops to 800W. Measure with smart plug. P.s. Interesting observation above , what happens without the app. "Removed the app and set it to 18º on the heater, reached 17.1º on the external sensor and...

Try the following - switch it off, switch on, slide to maximum (28°), wait a few seconds and slide to the minimum (18°) and see what is the reading on the power meter?

Yes I am using the official mi home app and face the same issue - thermostat does not switch off. On the other hand - temperature seems to be stable on both devices (I am using 2 of them in a room of 45sq.m.) and they are measuring quite fine, within 1° difference compared to temperature...

Hi to all forum members. :) Regarding the firmware update - here are the release notes (took a screenshot while updating): Roughly translated : 1. Support the one-click networking function of Xiaomi routers 2. Support Xiaomi router to change password and automatically connect back function...