Weather Stations Indoor Outdoor Thermometer Wireless Temperature Humidity Monitor with Digital Atomic Clock, Weather Station with Multiple Sensors

Nicely lit display. I like that it has several different lighting settings. Easy to change the lighting with just a tap. Can be used as an alarm. Nice size to be able to read, but not take up too much valuable space. Would purchase again.

Very happy with this product. It is accurate, gives inside and outside temperature, weather predictions. It is very easy to read. Had a problem setting it up initially. Instructions were included and contact information given in case you have problems. Solution provided in less than 24 hours. Good product.

This is a good weather station. It's accurate, easy to use and can have up to 3 remote sensors. Plug it in and it's always on. Unplug it and just touch the top and it lights up for 15 seconds then turns off to save the batteries. It's easy to read with the back light on but not quite as easy without the light.The sensor that comes with it only uses channel 1. It is non switchable to the other 2 channels. However you can buy these external sensors that can be switched to channels 2 & 3. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BPSC8BKN?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. I have 3 weather stations and I have 3 sensors so from eaither of these 3 bases I can see treperature in 3 locations.The instructions are poor and will take a bit of button pushing to get used to it.Price seems pretty fair.

Have had it up and running for a couple of days. Set-up was a breeze, and accuracy seems good. Display is easy to read and the colored sections make it easy to pay attention to the information most important. Nice to have the option of using corded power or battery for the display unit, and both work fine. The directions are a little bit hard to follow, but if read carefully they are adequate for set-up. Made a good addition to our bedroom so we can dress according to weather and expected weather in the morning.

Our prior weather station was on a shelf above eye level in the kitchen as that's out of the way, but easy to see. This one cannot be used that way. For some reason, the screen was built so that if you are looking straight on or from below, you cannot read the screen. You have to be above the device to see the screen well. They've apparently skewed the viewing angle for the LCD to be entirely from above the device, with no viewing from below. If you put it on a countertop at waist level and intend to view while standing, this will not be a problem. If you put it anywhere higher than that or want to view from the same level as this device, don't buy this product. The barometer stuff is pretty gimmicky. It can't really tell you what whether is coming. The temperature and humidity readings seem to work well and the outside sensor was easy to mount. I don't yet know how long the outside sensor's battery will last.

A friend sent me a different weather station as a gift because my very old one wasn't working properly. The new one had a much bigger footprint than the old one so I had to put it across the room but the clock readout was not big enough to read from a distance. I returned it and with the gift refund bought this one. I love the smaller size so it can sit on my side table. I appreciate the color display and moon phase indicator. This allows for either battery power or plug-in. Plugged in, it is much brighter than battery powered but powered by batteries, it has the option of tapping the top and it will brighten for a few seconds so it's easier to read. The instructions were a little confusing the first time through and I didn't get it set exactly as I wanted it, but a second time through was easier and I set it up as I wanted.

Have had this for months now. Accurate and love that I can plug it in or use batteries.

Nice display. Easy setup. However, the temperature and humidity readings are questionable. When I set it up initially, I had the base and the remote sitting side by side for several hours. As shown in my picture, although both are located in the same place with no heat-generating devices in the vicinity, the temperature readings are 2.5 degrees different, and the humidity reading is 6% different. Based on other thermometers I have, it appears the the remote sensor is reasonably close to the correct temperature. That's really why I bought it so the indoor temperature is not critical. I should also say that after a few days, the indoor humidity hasn't moved from 20%. I suppose it is possible that my indoor humidity is that stable but it seems unlikely. I live in a very dry area, and the humidity is always low, so the difference between 20% and 80% humidity is not noticeable anyway. The jury is still out on the weather forecast. It has not been accurate so far, but I read that it takes a couple of weeks to "learn" about our local weather. One note regarding setup---the instructions say that the display goes dark when it is seeking the WWV time signal. Actually, they mean that the backlight goes out during that time. I initially set mine up with the batteries only and then plugged in the power supply. At first, I thought that the power supply didn't work because the backlight didn't come on. However, it turned out that the unit was seeking the WWV signal and once that was done, the backlight came on as expected. All other functions continue normally during that process, and even when that is happening you can manually turn on the backlight for a few secconds by pressing the bar on the top of the unit.