Newentor Weather Station Wireless Indoor Outdoor Multiple Sensors, Digital Atomic Clock Weather Thermometer, Temperature and Humidity Monitor, Forecast Weather Station with Backlight, Black

I recently purchased the Newentor Weather Station, and I couldn't be more thrilled with my decision! This wireless indoor and outdoor weather station is a game-changer for anyone who wants to stay informed about their home environment and the weather outside.The Ewentor features multiple sensors for accurate indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity readings, allowing me to monitor my environment effectively. I have one placed indoors on the opposite side of the house as the pellet stove, another in the basement, one in the garage and one outdoors! The built-in clock is precise and easy to read, even from a distance. I appreciate the reliable weather forecasting functionality, which helps me plan my day. The backlight display is perfect for low-light conditions, making it easy to read anytime. Plus, its sleek black design fits seamlessly into my home décor.Overall, the Ewentor Weather Station has exceeded my expectations, combining cutting-edge technology with ease of use. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an accurate and stylish weather monitoring solution!

I picked this weather station because the remotes have temperatures on them as well. I need to replace my Oregon Scientific station that died this week.1) having them sink was rather slow and frustrating. I thought I was going to have to return it2) One of the three sensors is a couple degrees off, other two matched weather sensor and sensor from the one I was replacing. Not a big deal. I only really wanted two sensors.3) Love that it’s black and white and simple.. and you can make it bright by pressing the button.I bought this to replace my Oregon Scientific weather station, that I had for 12 years and it recently died. I tried to find the same one I had, but it doesn’t exist. To my surprise, this works really well and at a very good price point.To be honest, I’ve only used it for a few days . I don’t know how long it’ll last or if something will change, but I am happy with it at this point.

This came with 3 sensors which was the number we wanted. We put one outside, one on the back porch, where we have some plants we don't want to freeze, and one in the little heated shed I built for the Feral cat we feed. Tested accuracy against an alcohol outdoor thermometer and the readings agreed.

So I get it, we all just use our phones most of the time for weather, but some of us like to actually have thermometers around. Phones can't tell you the temp of your garage, basement, or kids room at a glance like this can, nor can it tell you the humidity of any of them either.We wanted something to provide redundancy for temp in our toddlers room and living room (as verification of thermostat in our rental), and to show the temp of our garage and outside at a quick glance. This unit doesn't just show live temps, but also tracks max and min, and even shows relative humidity. We don't use our attached garage as a garage, it's more of an attached usable space that we have partially set up as a pantry. Before we committed to storing cans and bottles of things out there, or bags of potatoes or onions and such, we wanted to make sure it wasn't getting too cold and freezing (we moved in here in October, so too hot wasn't a concern yet. Thanks to this system, we could see that even on nights when it reached -20F outside, our garage didn't get below 50F. This summer, we've seen similar temperature moderation on really hot days, albeit not quiet as large a difference it's still fine. It's a handy way to watch humidity in multiple rooms of your home especially if you use forced air heat like so many of us do. That will strip the moisture right out of the home in cold months, and can lead to allergy issues with dust and such, as well as dry skin and eyes and just not feeling nice to be in. By placing sensors in different parts of your home, you can not only see what the temp is all the time, but which rooms could use a humidifier (or dehumidifier possibly to avoid mold).It was very easy to set up, batteries have been in it now for many months, all through the winter, and they're still running strong (even though I used cheap dollar store batteries for the remote sensors). I'm very pleased with this.The only negative criticism I have is that they aren't the easiest sensors to mount. The backs of them aren't flush, so they can't sit flat against a wall. There arent attachments or holes to put a ziptie or hanger in either. Other than that, this is a solid little weather station that has helped make our home more comfortable by watching humidity, and allowed us to better utilize our attached garage.