Kidde Smart Smoke + CO Alarm

Anyone using this Kiddie WiFi enabled hardwired smoke alarm? My house uses hardwired kiddie brand smoke and CO detectors. As well as the wireless interconnect for some non-hardwired detectors. I was using an older Z wave alarm sound detector, but it’s not reliable. So, when I saw these newer Wi-Fi detectors at Costco, they look like it might provide a means to connect the smoke alarms to Home Assistant. These are listing $75 each retail, but Costco is selling a two pack for US$100; either for the wireless or the hardwired devices. They’re Wi-Fi enabled and apparently use the Ring app. Either way, I may see if I can get these connected to Home Assistant. Costco has an excellent return policy if they’re not compatible. And I have no intention of using the ring app.

UPDATE:
I decided against this device after some additional research. The HACS integration noted in the thread is still cloud-based and I won’t use Ring for anything. My work shed has a First Alert ZOMBO smoke and CO sensor, but that model has been discontinued and won’t help with the main home detectors. My plan is to try a ZOOZ DC signal sensor connected to the existing home mains connected sensors. At least that could be used to send a notification through HA if the smoke alarms go off while I’m away from the house. And that signal sensor would be independent of a particular smoke sensor brand.

Edited for spelling and grammar.

Let us know how it goes regarding integration to HA.
When I looked into this months ago, it was still cloud-based integration at that time, and (back then) there is no way around the Ring app.

This was March 2025:
I’m a firefighter’s daughter and this $55 smart smoke detector is the one I want for my own home | Tom’s Guide

Yes, there is already a thread on this and a custom integration that works perfectly. Read the last few posts. It is cloud based. You need the ring app to setup, but then never need it again.

So you recommend the ring integration over the kidde homesace app version (30cuar-w)? That thread was a bit hard to follow and answer this question . Many people were mixing up the various models so I’m curious what the final result was. Or should we just go with x sense for the UL listed products?!?!