12-in-1 Wireless Weather Station for Outdoor Farm Garden, Indoor Outdoor with Rain Gauge, Wind Speed, Forecast, Temp, Humidity, Pressure, Moon Phase, Alarm, 100m Range(No WiFi)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ — Accurate, Easy to Set Up, and Fun to Use I bought this weather station because I wanted to keep an eye on the wind and rain at my house, and it ended up being way better than I expected. The setup was simple — the sensors synced with the display right away, and the directions were easy to follow. The readings for temperature, wind, and rainfall have been accurate when I compared them to local weather apps. I really like the big color display too; it’s bright, easy to read, and shows everything at once without having to scroll through menus. The outdoor sensor seems well-built and handles rain and heat with no issues so far. I’ve been checking the screen every morning like a little weather nerd now, not gonna lie. 😂 If you want a good all-in-one weather station without spending crazy money, this one is a solid choice.

This a great product that was easy to set up with just a few aa batteries on the outdoor sensor and screwdriver to tighten the bolts to mount the outdoor part the indoor display is bright and easy to read I like having the alarm clock features in the unit to eliminate the need for a clock as well. The unit is well made and very heavy duty feeling. It does not feel or look cheap the temperature accuracy seems to be spot on matching what the weather channel is telling me along with the wind speed. This is a very useful product for me because I do astrophotography and need to know the weather situation and what the wind is so I know if I can plan to take pictures. Nothing is worse than loading up all of the gear and then finding out the weather is not going to let us take images that night so this weather station is a life saver and has been very useful the size is great not too big or small

I bought this weather station as a Christmas gift for my partner, because he had mentioned several times wishing to know the wind speed and barometric pressure. I was interested in knowing the rainfall. We set it up this spring and we found it was easy to follow the instructions. Pros: - Strong point is the manual it's very easy to read and execute from to adjust, to me this is a big plus. - Partner loves it – he was interested in “current conditions” not tracking history or forecasting future. - Particularly, he likes the barometric pressure reading and watching wind gusts. - I read in reviews about tedious calibration – since we have nothing to calibrate to, that is not an issue. We have more information than we did last year. Drawbacks: - I do wish that it stored/showed high and low temperature for the day, and high and low wind speed for the day. - The way it stands on its base. It sits (right now) on a side table near his coffee cup, and I sit in my chair 6 feet away from him, because of the angle it sits, all I see is a black screen. We are looking at mounting it on the wall, but because it must be plugged in to operate, wall locations are limited. - The product title may say “NO WIFI”, but nowhere in description does it specifically state that it does not connect to computers and phones. Nor does it ever state that max and minimum history is not saved for display. Advice: The one display item that made a big difference to me was the rainfall period calculation – how often it resets to zero. I find that resetting ever hour or daily quite pointless, for us. Daily rainfall would be nice, but 24H mode starts the day at midnight. So, if you have a rainstorm from 9pm to 3am (like we did last night), at 8am, after the storm, you only see the last 3 hours and have no idea of the total storm. I set the calculation period to one week, (12:am Sunday morning to 11:59 pm Saturday night) – I look and make a mental note of how much “so far" Bottom line: We love this weather station and it looks nice in the garden. If you just want to know the current conditions – this is great, easy to install and set up the panel.

For basic weather analysis this device works great. That only "problem" is that the date and time do not correspond correctly to the days of the week. It is definitely an upgrade from the weather station I bought from Costco a few years ago. The rain gauge and the wind gauge and the temperature seemed to be very accurate.

Right out the box I could see it wouldn't work for my application and here's why: the mounting arm and hardware are not round or square, it's oval so I can't just go somewhere and get a piece of pipe to make it longer, 2nd is the mounting bracket is for vertical only, yes it has a horizontal "port" but you only get 1, 12" pole, it should have at least included 2 poles, the mount and an elbow so you can achieve 90° so when you want to mount it to the side of your house it would be at least 12" away. At least if the "arm" was round or square it could easily be modified, poor design. Haven't tried the unit yet.

If Mother Nature had a VIP backstage pass, it would be this weather station. This bad boy doesn’t just tell you the temperature - oh no - it spills meteorological tea so accurate, you’ll think it’s psychic. One glance at the LCD screen, and you'll feel like Al Roker's cooler, less-stressed cousin. With its 9-in-1 outdoor sensor, this weather station is the superhero crossover of climate gadgets. It’s packing a rain funnel to let you know when your backyard party is doomed, a wind vane that takes itself so seriously it should have its own LinkedIn page, and a solar panel that’s more eco-friendly than your smuggest neighbor. And let’s not overlook the wind speed anemometer - because nothing says, “I’m a responsible adult,” like yelling, “Hold onto your hats! We’re clocking in at 15 mph!” But the real wizardry? The wireless connectivity that goes up to 328 feet. That’s more range than I’d run even if a bear were chasing me. You can stick this sensor on the far end of your property, or heck, on that obnoxiously tall tree your neighbor swears he’s "maintaining". Installation is so simple that it’ll make you feel like a DIY genius - there’s a mounting pole included, so it’s practically begging to be set up faster than you can say “I don’t need instructions.” And let’s talk about that big, beautiful display - an 8.3” screen that showcases everything from temperature and humidity to moon phases (so you’ll know exactly when to start howling). It even has alarms for when you need to bolt into the living room and announce with dramatic flair, “We have a 3% chance of drizzle!” In summary, if you’re the kind of person who wants your weather updates to come with a dash of luxury, a sprinkle of accuracy, and a side of “take that, weather app,” then this is your moment. Forget relying on your phone when you can have your very own forecasting sidekick sitting proudly in your living room, ready to make you the most insufferably informed person at the next barbecue.

Have had this outside in some fairly severe weather for nearly a year now and it's still doing a great job. It appears to be accurate in all aspects except wind speed sometimes. I believe that's because it's somewhat sheltered by large trees on neighbors properties rather than in a completely open area.

This basic weather station with standard readouts it's quite good for the following reasons. Easy to install with most of it being pre-assembled. Giving basic weather information temperature, wind speed and wind direction, barometric pressure. Display adequate with three levels of brightness. Ability to calibrate each data point to make fine adjustments. This weather station does not talk to your phone or a computer, so it is very limited for basic in-house use yet is very adequate. Strong point is the manual it's very easy to read and execute from to adjust, to me this is a big plus. What I would like to see and is not included in this weather station. High and low temperature for the day, high and low wind speed for the day. Slightly bigger display so it could be more easily seen from across the room. For a basic weather station construction looks good, documentation excellent. I would give it five stars if in three years this was still working.