VEVOR 7-in-1 Solar-Powered Wi-Fi Weather Station, 7.5 in Color Display, Home Wireless Weather Station Indoor Outdoor, with Sensor, Alarm, Alerts, for Temperature Humidity Wind Speed Direction Rain

Nice lightweight easy set up and installation so far so good. I really like the monitor and the 24 hour graphs is just cool I have one right in front of my garden about head high going to pick up another one and put it on my roof It has one major drawback that you may be able to live with or not, if it loses power it dumps its memory there is no little battery backup and you have to program time date and you lose all your data,

Great product, Well packaged and very easy to assemble. The display is excellent and so far is working correctly. My only concern is for example the anemometer wind vanes may not last after time in UV light. This happened to my previous weather station and spares were no longer available. I will ask customer service sooner rather than later on this matter.

good service

great weather station, easy to set up, but i cant get it to connect to the internet. maybe just me.

Fascinating to watch the changing weather conditions outside. Easy to set up and great customer support if you have a problem like changing the wind speed indicator from kph to mph. Just think it should come with rechargeable batteries as standard.

Simple to put up so long as you are OK with ladders. My wife a weather junkie is delighted with it. Been working for a few weeks now can’t tell about its long-term reliability.

Came well packaged easy to assemble and put up in the garden nice and bright screen die what it say’s on the tin

Good features , insructions reasonable. Only disappointment is not being able to buy additional external sensors.

Brilliant weather station at a very reasonable price.. Very readable and nice bright data on it.

I've had many weather stations over the years - this one is fair to good. Indoor console is very clear and easy to read, outside unit is sturdy and functions well. The handbook tells you to mount the external unit with the rain gauge facing north - this I did. The wind directions we had were completely opposite to reality e.g. showed a southerly when it was an obvious north wind. I therefore mounted it with the rain gauge facing south - since then it's been accurate. I can only guess that I was sold a unit meant for the southern hemisphere!