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

A little fiddly to set up, but once you do you can see the results and graphs for every day on the website. So far no problems with power so assume the solar panel is good enough in winter. In house dispay nice and bright, but needs a power supply.

Excelente estación, viene con TODO para montarla y tuve cero problemas para ponerla en marcha

Zeer robuust en degelijk weerstation. Makkelijk te configureren en te installeren. Een aanrader.

Estoy muy contento con la estación. El montaje es muy intuitivo y no lleva mucho tiempo y el emparejamiento es instantáneo. Es un poco entretenido conectarlo al wifi y a las páginas meteorológicas para poder ver los datos en internet pero con paciencia se hace bien. Los datos que da son fiables y son muchos. Recomiendo el producto

We initially bought another, similar personal weather station (PWS) on Amazon made by another brand. Unfortunately, a neighbor across the street has a PWS operating on the same frequency, so the indoor station was picking up theirs and not ours. Not great, because their PWS is in a bad spot where it's sheltered from the wind, thus measuring no wind ever. So, back it went, and I went on the hunt for a PWS that used a different frequency... which is how I found this Vevor one. It came with "some assembly required" which was pretty easy to do. Got it setup and paired pretty quickly, and everything seemed accurate. However, it was not measuring rainfall. Even when we poured water in it, it measured zero precipitation. I manually rocked the see-saw back and forth a bunch, and nothing registered. I opened a support case with Vevor, who responded quickly that they wanted pictures and/or a video of the inside of the rain gauge component. My assumption was that they were wanting to see if we had removed a piece of tape that was inside there (the instructions didn't mention it, but we removed the tape since it was clearly necessary). To my surprise, that was not it—they noticed that the see-saw was mounted backwards, so that the magnet was facing outward instead of inward. I popped that off, flipped it around, and mounted it correctly... and the next day it registered 1.86" of precipitation, which seems accurate for the amount of rain we had that day in a heavy storm! Super happy with how it works. It also syncs up with Weather Underground and WeatherCloud so that we can monitor the PWS from anywhere we have internet access (phone, laptop, etc.) which is a feature the first model we tried didn't have. Turns out that is very nice to have! It gives you all kinds of information and historical date for your PWS that you wouldn't have otherwise. Now I wish it would sync with PWSWeather.com, but it does not support that. Maybe they will add it someday—that would be nice. All in all, we're very happy with this unit and hope it lasts a long time.