Newentor Weather Station Wireless Indoor Outdoor, Black, 1 sensor

I have been a La Crosse user for many years. Many things frustrated me with that brand in regards to the outside sensor and how very precise steps are needed to restore functionality if the remote sensors battery dies. The sensor failed me once again, not battery related, and I decide to try the Newentor brand. When my new station arrived, I did a quick read of the manual and got started with the setup. The battery installation was not finicky like the La Crosse units. It powered up instantly and I hung it on the wall where the previous unit was. After a few minutes the screen went blank. This is normal as it tries to connect to the atomic clock for calibration. After about 5 minutes the screen came back on but unfortunately the WWVB signal is weak here and it couldn't find the signal for automatic setup. Setting the time and date manually is not a big deal and I have always had to do that with the La Crosse units as well. This Newentor unit is very nice. The screen is bright and clear and can be read from any angle. I like the layout of all the data on the screen. Just the information I need and want, and not cluttered. There is a dimmer functionality if some folks don't want a bright screen but it suits me as it is. The only thing about this unit that I wish was designed differently is that the indoor sensor for the unit hangs about 3" outside of the units case and is physically incorporated into the power cord. It probably reads more accurately not being inside the case but it's an eyesore if you have the weather station hanging on the wall as opposed to sitting on a desk or counter where it can be hidden. Great unit! Highly recommended. Battery installation is not finicky like other brands. The outside sensor works perfectly and requires no setup. I will still give it 5 stars regardless of the eyesore sensor location on the power cord.

I don’t typically go to the trouble to write reviews but I had to for this product. This little weather station is fantastic. The screen is beautiful. Easy to read from all angles and bright enough to see from across the room. Setup was a breeze. I was expecting to have to wait hours for the time and outside weather sensor to calibrate, however the time set itself almost immediately and the temperature indicator started to slowly drop to the outside temp as soon as I hung it up. I read reviews and researched the other 2 popular brands in this category and I’m really pleased I chose this one. The screen isn’t cluttered with a bunch of stuff you don’t need unless you’re the TV weather man. Perfect for my bathroom showing the time, indoor/outdoor humidity and temperature. I’ve had several of these over the years made by its two major competitors and have to say this one outshines both of them for visibility. If I have to gripe about something, I wish the outdoor sensor had a built in hold or loop on the top in order to hang it from a string from an eve or wood deck railing. All it has is a wall hanging hole in the back. Can’t vouch for the long time performance as I just purchased it but at the moment it seems to be accurate giving me readings similar to other temperature/humidity devices I have in the house. I like it so much I’m thinking about the older competitors model I have in the kitchen that still works fine.

Seems to be working okay now, but was difficult to set up. User manual was poorly written and organized.

Attractive and functional. It was easy to set up and everything appears to be working properly. Based on previous reviews I turned off the time coordination function to avoid problems with the syncing process. This was a good value at the price I paid. Recommended.

First of all, it's the biggest, brightest weather station I have had & you truly can see it at all angles & it's a beautiful display. I didn't find it hard to set up at all, but the 1st thing I did was turn off the atomic clock because others have complained about the screen blanking out on them & it was doing that every few minutes & I was going to have none of that. I bought this because I knew I had the option to shut it off. I would rather reset my clock twice a year then have my screen blanking out constantly throughout the day. I'm very impressed with how quickly it calibrated to the weather & temp outside & it is already spot on w/ what my weather app is reporting, so very, very happy. This is a great weather station. I was seriously considering getting a La Crosse but it just seems like people have so many issues with them & they don't even include the plug with their clocks, which I think is ridiculous. Batteries not included is kind of par for the course, but not including the plug? I decided to pass on La Crosse. Those that disliked the La Crosse were fans of Newenter & it's another top brand, so after reading all the reviews, most of them positive, I decided to give it a chance. What really won me over was hearing how great the customer service is & how quickly they replace units that aren't working properly & I heard nothing but complaints about the customer service at La Crosse. So needless to say, I'm glad I made the choice I did & so far I am quite impressed with this weather station. Because of the size of it, the clarity of the design & the large temp numbers, I'd definitely recommend this as a gift for your grandparents or aging parent. But we warned, if giving as a gift, this box isn't put in another box to hide it, so get it put in a gift bag, so the surprise isn't ruined. Or have it sent to your address first so you can wrap it. I would definitely recommend this product. And honestly, unless you live in or very close to Colorado, I wouldn't even mess with the atomic clock. Sounds like a lot of frustration, when the alternative is just to reset your clock twice a year. Just my 2 cents. For what it's worth.

I recently bought the Newentor Q7 Weather Station. I have owned the Newentor Q3 model for several years and have been well satisfied with it, so I decided to try the new Q7. I have attached photos of the new Q7 and also of the older Q3 to illustrate my comments below. First, the set-up of the Q7 is super easy and the set-up buttons have been relocated to the back of the unit (as opposed to the side of the Q3). The Q7 synchs quickly and easily to the remote temperature/humidity sensor. As a test for the atomic clock function, I purposely did not set the initial time on the unit, and instead let it synch with the atomic clock on its own, which it did with a few hours. All in all, fast and easy set-up. To me the major difference with the Q7 is the screen display. The Q7 LED display seems brighter and has better contrast than the Q3; this is very apparent with the remote and indoor temperature numbers. The time display on the Q7 has been enlarged and relocated to the bottom-middle of the display, which helps because this is usually the first thing I check. The relative humidity displays are also a bit larger and have better contrast. There are several other more subtle improvements with the Q7, including that the LED screen can now be seen in all directions. In addition to the original absolute barometric pressure, the relative pressure has been added. The chip for measuring temperature and humidity is separated from the base station, which is intended to avoid any slight error that may be caused by the heat of the screen. On the Q7, the WWVB signal can be turned off, so that the time can be manually set where the signal is weak. Like the Q3, the Q7 can be operated on batteries or with the supplied AC power cord. When on batteries only, the unit goes to sleep after a few minutes and can be reopened by touching the Snooze button on the top of the unit. I prefer to use the AC power cord because then the display stays on constantly. To summarize, I was pleased with my Newentor Q3 unit, but the new Q7 has made some major improvements and upgrades. And at under $50 the price is excellent for the features you get. I rank this new Q7 as “excellent”. (FYI, I now use the Q7 as my principal weather station and keep it in my bathroom; I'm using the older Q3 in my office which works just fine.)

October 28, 2021 Ok, I figured out the atomic clock time problem. DST shifts the time by 2 hours, not 1. So, right now, to get it to sync properly while in DST (it will change in a few weeks), I need to turn OFF DST, then make my time zone Mountain even though I live in the Pacific. If I try Pacific time zone, neither DST settings of OFF or ON give me the correct time - it will either be late by an hour or early by an hour. So when the time change happens, I'll just change the time zone instead of dealing with the DST settings. Also, I'm finding the display going blank for 7 minutes at every update annoying. I understand that once it syncs, it won't do that during the daytime hours, but I'm often working when it does it at 1AM, 2AM, 3AM, 4AM, 5AM. So I have just turned off the atomic clock feature. Otherwise, I'm fairly happy with it. I'm ignoring the forecast picture. I just wanted fairly accurate temperatures, humidities, an atomic clock, bright display, readable at night from 12 feet away. I can't use the atomic feature, so a few stars off but I'll keep the unit because I can't be bothered with debugging another unit. The outdoor sensor I happened to get was within 1F accuracy, but the indoor reads too warm by about 3F. Good enough for me, and I just subtract 3F in my head. I'd give 2.5 stars... will just leave it at 3 for now. I only have 1 sensor, so cannot comment on multiple sensor use. Also, cannot really use the other functions well - like dew-point, min/max because the buttons are on the back, but they are there if I need them occassionally. To get something better in those respects, I need to spend at least 5x more. ==== October 26, 2021 Reducing from 5* to 3*. I thought the time had synchronized properly, but it is off an hour. I have [P] timezone and DST Auto/On, but the clock is too fast by 1 hour. Changing to one of the other North American timezones exacerbates the problem. ==== October 26, 2021 I wanted, and it has: - Bright display, fairly large digits - Accuracy is within a few degrees. Good enough. Even putting the remote sensor next to the unit showed about 3 degrees difference between the two. - I found it pretty easy to use - but that's subjective. I'd say don't throw the manual away. - Light weight. Hanging mine from a thumbtack in drywall (from a string knotted in both the hanging holes). - 3 brightness levels, but I use the brightest and like it. Issues: - I wouldn't bother with the alarm feature. I haven't used that, but the buttons are on the back and I already inadvertently changed the timezone when hanging it back on the wall. - The atomic clock receiver is a bit weak. I had to move it to another room to get it to sync. - It was blanking every hour for 7 minutes while trying to sync. If it doesn't sync/calibrate, I think it will still do that overnight at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5AM. I'll find out over the next few nights as I'm often active then, but need to remember to look at it at the top of the hour. - I would like a way to manually calibrate the temp, but meh. - Would be nice to have a center slot to hang it from - it just has 2 with a 4-ish inch separation. I worked around that.

It came in good condition and the right color and it was easy to set up it’s the right size to fit on the windowsill where I have it at the Remote sensor I like it cause it hast the temperature on there as well my old one didn’t I have not checked the battery life yet on it but I don’t like when it on the battery life it goes dark to quick. I also like that it has the moon settings and it lets you you know what type of shorts you should wear

Diese Wetterstation von Newentor informiert über alle wichtigen Daten, die „Otto-Normalverbraucher“ bezüglich der Wetterlage benötigt. Zum Lieferumfang gehören die 20 x 12,5 cm große Wetterstation, ein Außensensor, ein Ladegerät und eine sehr deutliche und umfassende Bedienungsanleitung in deutscher Sprache. Bevor ich mich nach draußen begebe, fällt mein erster Blick immer auf das Display der Wetterstation. So bin ich stets bestens informiert, welches Wetter mich draußen erwartet und welche Kleidung für die verschiedenen Aktivitäten angemessen ist. Neben der Außen- und Innentemperatur sehe ich den augenblicklichen Luftdruck, eine Vorhersage über die weitere Entwicklung des Wetters und die Angabe der augenblicklichen Luftfeuchtigkeit außen und innen. Darüber hinaus sind Datum, Wochentag und Uhrzeit sowie die Mondphasen deutlich ersichtlich. Sowohl bei der Temperaturangabe als auch bei der Wettervorhersage und der Luftfeuchtigkeit wird der Trend (steigend, fallend, gleichbleibend) durch einen Pfeil angezeigt. Gleichzeitig kann die Wetterstation als Wecker eingesetzt werden. Man kann 2 verschiedene Alarmzeiten einstellen. Der Komfort wird noch gesteigert durch einen so genannten Dressing Index und eine Komfortanzeige. Für Leute, denen die Außentemperatur allein nichts sagt, wird angezeigt, dass es bei einer Temperatur unter 18° Celsius draußen „kalt“ sei, und es wird das Symbol einer warmen Jacke angezeigt. Der Temperaturbereich zwischen 18° und 28° wird als „komfortabel“ bezeichnet und mit einer dünneren Jacke bzw. einem langärmeligen Hemd symbolisiert. Über 28° ist es „warm“ (wie überraschend) und das gezeigte Symbol könnte ein ärmelloses Hemd oder T-Shirt sein. Dieser „Luxus“ wird nur noch durch die so genannte Komfortanzeige überboten. Bei einem Luftfeuchtigkeitsbereich unter 40% ist es „trocken“ (für Analphabeten: Neutrales Smiley), der Bereich zwischen 40% und 70% wird als „komfortabel“ bezeichnet ( freundliches Smiley) und bei über 70% ist es „nass“ (mieses Smiley). Was braucht man noch mehr, damit man umfassend informiert ist! Damit nicht genug, gibt es noch eine Schimmelpilzanzeige, eine Taupunktanzeige und einen Hitzeindex. Darüber hinaus kann man sich bei Bedarf die Maximal- bzw. Minimalwerte der Innen- und Außentemperatur bzw. der Luftfeuchtigkeitsdaten anzeigen lassen. Dass die Uhrzeit durch ein DCF-Funksignal synchronisiert wird, dass die Wetterstation sowohl mit Batterien als auch mit Strom aus der Steckdose betrieben werden kann und das Display z.B. Nachts abgedunkelt oder ganz ausgeschaltet werden kann, möchte ich nur am Rande erwähnen. Es können bis zu 3 Außensensoren angeschlossen werden, die die Wetterdaten über 3 verschiedene Kanäle senden. Für mich lässt diese Wetterstation keine Wünsche offen. Der Vollständigkeit halber ist es mir aber ein Bedürfnis zu erwähnen, dass Newentor über einen ganz ausgezeichneten Kundenservice verfügt. Ein paar spezielle Fragen, die sich bei mir ergeben hatten, wurden umgehend mit großer Sachkompetenz und einer außerordentlichen Freundlichkeit beantwortet. Solch eine Kundenfreundlichkeit würde ich mir immer wünschen.

Aimed at US customers. Daylight saving time (if armed) will happen when the clock goes back in the US, not when it does in the UK or Europe..

Está muy bien la temperatura funciona correctamente, la previsión del tiempo es inútil

Prachtig toestelleke. Automatische instelling . Zeer tevreden.

This is a very nice, bright and accurate weather display. Overall fit and finish looks good, the display is clear and bright, and appears to be very accurate compared to my other thermometers. It comes with the best user guide I've seen from an Amazon product! Well written, well organized and detailed. It automatically set the time, date and moon cycle within 2 minutes of being turned on. I was able to connect 2 older remote sending units from previous weather displays. The only thing to wish for was a usb power option as I'm off grid. I did find a usb to mini barrel plug cable in my parts bin that worked perfectly (shown in a separate picture, this usb cable is not included) Having indoor and multiple remote temps, humidity, barometer, date, time and moon cycle in one screen is fantastic. Excellent purchase so far.