DreamSky Weather Station Indoor Outdoor Thermometer Wireless with Digital Atomic Clock for Home, Large Display with Dimmer, USB Port, Inside Outside Temperature Humidity Monitor (Plug-in)

Great display of weather information, additional sensor is nice as well. Easy setup and easy to view.

Very good for basic information however, if you have a need for historic weather data, the only history this unit has is a 12 hour graph of barometric pressure. Still, it's good for what it does, if you're looking for an inexpensive weather monitor that gives current data, this work fine. I have checked the temperature accuracy of mine with some calibrated thermometers that I have and it seems pretty accurate. Between 65º and 80º the temps are within + or- 1.5º. Humidity also seems to be right on par with my other more involved units. Nice that it has atomic clock function, gives moon phases and a basic forecast. Display is very clear and easy to read at a distance. As far as being able to read it off axis, it does well to the side or from above but, if it is mounted high, it is hard to read from below. No complaints so far and and again, if you only require current weather info without items like wind speed, rain amounts etc, this should work well. Also no problems with its ability to connect to wifi. My unit is about 60 feet away from my router plus on a lower level of my home and the wifi connection is strong.

This is a great little device for monitoring temperature and humidity. I don’t really use it for the weather forecast features, just for indoor and outdoor temp/humidity readings. That said, I’m not sure how accurate the indoor sensor is. It consistently shows humidity between 65–70% (but under 75%), which doesn’t feel right—especially since I have a mini-split running in dehumidifier mode as needed. The outdoor humidity reading also seems low for a Texas summer. For example, my weather app might show 95°F/75% humidity, while this unit shows 96°F/68%. Not a huge issue if you just want a general idea, but if you need precise readings, keep this in mind. Pros: -Large, easy-to-read display -Adjustable backlight -Atomic clock feature is nice -Simple setup and wireless sensor works well Cons: -Humidity readings seem off (both indoor and outdoor) -Not ideal for those needing high accuracy Overall, it’s a solid option for casual monitoring, but don’t expect lab-grade precision.

Easy to setup and easy to read and operation simple. Having power supply w/batteries for backup only definitely a plus. Discovered a 'bug' - about once or twice month, while the TEMP ALARM was set and active, it gave a false alarm saying it was 100.0F outside (the HIGH TEMP alarm setting), then after alarm it suddenly would go back to real TEMP outside of only 75.0F - obvious error... and it then gives a false HIGH TEMP reading for the day of the 100.0F ruining logging from the device that day (fortunately, I have more than this weather station to draw data from :-| Decided to disable TEMP ALARM until I really need it... we'll see if the bug persists even doing this ~ it did persist... so, changed the high temp alarm to 45.0F and left it off, so we'll see if the bug's just picking 100.0F or it's tied to the high temp alarm ;-) Turns out the bug's just picking 100.0F - pain in the @$$ as it trashes the high temp reading for the day... otherwise a nice unit. I reset the high temp alarm to 98.0F and left it on - let's see if it changes the bug from 100.0F? Maybe issue is not with the base unit but the outside remote sensor itself??? NEW problem - remote sensor unit will 'stop working' out of the blue - have to remove batteries for 2 minutes then reinstall to wake back up its telemetry. Lasts for a short time or sometimes a pretty long time - considering returning, but think maybe batteries could be cause of.... While the batteries used in the base unit can be any cheap battery (kroger brand, publix brand, brand X, etc.) as they are not actually used until unplugged or power outage... pretty much irrelevant ~ HOWEVER - maybe the batteries in the remote sensor M U S T be high quality batteries? Use Energizer MAX for best performance (well, hope this fixes the issue) 10/8/2025 - nope, remote sensor still locks up requiring removing batteries for a few minutes and reinserting to get telemetry running again - tried relocating the outside sensor - still acted up... the thing is well protected from rain and direct sun :-| NOTIFIED seller that the outside sensor is just defective and nothing I do helps (change sensor channel, moving base unit, etc.). Seller graciously sent me new outside sensor and it seems to have fixed the problem! HAPPY CAMPER *****

Did I really need one? No, I could get that data on my phone. However it's pretty awesome! I had no idea how much fun this thing would be. It looks awesome, it works awesome, it's very "handy". I just have to glance over and see the new data. It has a 'forecast' window for sun or rain or clouds that is predicted but the barametric pressure. Indoor temp which is also very handy, outdoor temp which is also very handy, and indoor/outdoor humidity ratings which is really fascinating to watch. I had no idea the humidity varied so much every day. So in short I love this thing.

This weather Station is so much more vivid than our old one. It is a smaller size than our last one and is still much easier to read . Also, the arrangement of the different readings is much more likeable. Great Weather Station!!

In short: This weather station worked well for a little less than a year. At that point, the LEDs that make up the numbers, etc started going out fast so that you cannot tell what number it is trying to display.

Looks great! Clear easy to read sections. Setting it wasn't terribly hard but the pressures section needed better instructions. Too vague.