We are currently in the process of converting our mixed protocol smart home devices to HomeKit. Part of that process involves replacing some Echo devices with HomePods. I currently have a first generation Echo Dot out in the shed, mostly for music. I wonder if I replace it with a HomePod Mini, will the internal temp sensor work well enough to be a reliable outdoor temp sensor for automations? I know Apple says they are "optimized" for temperatures between 59F and 86F, but do they still work outside of that range? I live in Kentucky so we see temperatures from 0F or colder to 105F at times.
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