These little temperature and humidity sensors require both a Bluetooth connection to your phone and a Wi-Fi connection, at least to set up.
Once properly configured, and the Daybetter app is installed, it is possible to monitor these from 1000 miles away. I'm doing that right now. The Wi-Fi connectivity is not very good, so you need to be relatively close to both your Wi-Fi router and your phone to set each one up. It only allows for 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi. You can't use 5Ghz.
You can tell it to sample every five minutes, 30 minutes, one hour, or every six hours, and more frequent sample will use more battery power. It seems fairly accurate, but the app has a setting where you can calibrate both the temperature and the humidity sensor.
All in all, I think these are remarkable little devices. I've only had them for a week, but they seem to be working as intended, and for me the temperature and humidity both seem to be quite accurate compared to other sensors I have in my house.