Newentor Weather Stations Wireless Indoor Outdoor Multiple Sensors, Indoor Outdoor Thermometer with Atomic Weather Clock Battery Powered, Temperature Humidity Monitor and Barometer for Home, White

Really nice product. I mistakenly thought that the station had an AC adapter. It does not. It and the sensors are battery powered. They all work fine and it is nice to be able to see the temperature in our detached garage as well as the indoor and outdoor temperatures.

A monochrome LCD display is an easy to read non-tethered choice and this one has a good layout for comparison of household temperatures. It is just a bit bigger than a 3x5 index card so is good for desktop or work area use but not so much for room-wide reading. The clock has large hours and minutes digits and displays seconds as well. The top of the display has a number of buttons that make it convenient to check max/min values of temperature and humidity since the last automatic reset at midnight. There is also a button to make it easy to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit and another to reinitialize the remote sensor communications. That reset makes diagnosing communications links easier such as finding a spot in the garage for the sensor so its signal can get through the laundry room and kitchen appliances to the display. The accuracy is adequate for household monitoring. This must be a sensitive issue because the manual cites the sensor specifications several times. Temperatures do track other thermometers closely. The hygrometers do not register below 20% RH so only show 19% in the desert afternoons outside. That is not good and might be a deal breaker for desert dwellers. A nice display and the inclusion of three remote sensors make this a decent value for the money – unless you are looking for a high accuracy, wide conditions capable, actual weather station. That will likely cost quite a bit more.

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 am changing my review to five star because the company reached out to me and helped me set this up—- they did not ask me to update my review. I was setting the weather station up incorrectly. My advice is to pay attention to the second paragraph of instructions and have patience to allow the unit to properly display accurate temperature. It works great and looks great, I feel bad that due to my not fully reading instructions and lack of patience lead to me reviewing this as one star. This doesn’t work. I had another weather station for years but I dropped the main part, it was ruined and it is no longer sold. I found this weather station and really liked the aesthetic, even though it was more expensive. I am disappointed to report that only one of the remotes works and I am going to have to return, it seems well put together but just not working. I tried to reach out to the company but wasn’t able to reach via Amazon.

Good things: - Nice design - Atomic clock sync every night - Has air pressure in inHg units - Mostly well-calibrated internal temperature and humidity sensor (can’t be calibrated) - Mostly well-calibrated internal air pressure sensor (can be calibrated) - Good-looking - Uses AA battery and lasts a while (but not that long) Bad things: - WWVB receiver is weak - Clock drifts extremely when not synced with WWVB atomic clock every day (40+ seconds a month) - Display looks faded when looked at from the bottom - The weather animation and blinking colon are quite distracting (they blink at 2 FPS - Can’t be mounted because no mount hole and back is rounded - Wish it showed max and min without having to press button - Wish the clock were larger and, again, more reliable without drifting Clones of this exist (saw another on Amazon). There are also clones that have full color and always-on backlight and require being plugged in (Kalawen on Amazon). You can also get this clock for cheaper on Ali, but it’s the European version and only works with European atomic clock transmitters. The sensors used by this clock go by many names. Smartro SC92 is another product that uses the same sensors as this clock and can be used in addition to this clock to receive data from them. Some other brands that sell this sensor under different names are inFactory, nor-tec, DAY, Pearl, etc. The sensors are said to be outdoor-friendly, but they have no sort of weatherproofing at all, and I don’t think they’ll last too long outdoors. The protocol used by the sensors is decipherable by RTL_433 under the “inFactory” protocol. The nice thing about the protocol and this clock and its sensors is that the temperature is measured and broadcast in Fahrenheit with a precision of 0.1°F. This makes it twice as precise as most other protocols and sensors that are only accurate down to 0.1°C (0.2°F). Despite the good things, the price for this is seems too high. Over $50 for this is steep. Maybe if the clock were more accurate. There’s certainly no quartz crystal in there.

This weather station is great overall. The accuracy of some of the remote sensors can be off by a degree or two Fahrenheit but is close enough for my uses. I have remote sensors outside, in my bedroom and in my garage. Setup was easy once I realized I could ignore the instructions in the user guide that came with the unit--it was wrong and more confusing that just putting batteries in all the pieces, setting the number switches on the remote units (1, 2, 3), and then letting them just synch themselves up to each other--you can see the red light on the remote flash and the comms icons flashing on the main unit when they're trying to talk to each other. If after a few minutes they're not synched up, remove the batteries, replace them and try again. The hardest part for me was getting the main unit to synch up to the atomic clock. I saw it synch up once, but then I removed the batteries and moved the unit, and after two days it still hadn't synched back up, so I moved the unit back to the table I originally had it on when it had synched before, and it finally synched back up. I moved it back to where I want it permanently and it remains synched up. Many thanks to the reviewer who said that if you locate the main unit near other electronic equipment it might interfere with synching with the atomic clock--that piece of information helped me resolve my issue.

Once set up properly, everything in this system works remarkably well. I've had this product for a week. I read the instructions, opened the battery compartments on all 4 devices and adjusted the slide switches in each of the remote sensors, since all three were preset to be 1 of 3. I put two AA batteries into the base unit first, then put 2 more AA batteries into each of the three remote units. The base station immediately displayed the indoor temperature and humidity, with each of the three remote units reporting in and displayed within a minute. However, one of the remote sensors (#1) was reporting an erroneous reading. I removed the batteries from that one and from remote unit #2. After changing the switch positions in those remote units (#1 was switched to #2; #2 unit was switched to be remote unit #1) and reinstalling the batteries, all three remote units reported properly to the base unit. I put all three remotes side by side next to the base unit. It took quite a while...maybe an hour, for all remote units to display the same temperature and humidity of the base unit. Satisfied that the system was working properly, I performed the setup procedure on the base unit to the correct time zone and the correct minutes and seconds, even though I figured it would eventually synch with the cesium "atomic" clock time standard (which it did during the first night). The next morning I moved the three remote sensors to outside locations. One of those is now placed right beside another system that I've had for several years that is temperature only, but is absolutely accurate. I was very pleased to see that this new system reported outdoor temperature within 0.2 degrees F. of my older system. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

This is worked out good for us we can tell the temperature inside and outside wherever we put the units. No problems and we've been using it for just over 1 year. The brightness could be a bit better or maybe some color added too the screen, sometimes it is difficult to read unless you turn the unit just right

Die Station ist schnell und sehr Benutzerfreundlich einzurichten, die einzelnen Sensoren sind ebenfalls schnell eingestellt. Super Wetterstation. Wer ständig die Daten ablesen möchte sollte die Ausführung mit Stromanschluß wählen.

Was easy to setup following the instructions. Seems very accurate and I'm happy with it

A few quirks but works well. I like the multiple weather monitors. The stickers to identify the weather stations are bit odd on a lcd display but that's ok.

Is retour gesteurd, in beschrijving stond dat het met netstroom werkte wat helemaal niet waar was

Ottima stazione con periferiche, ma non ha mai funzionato anche spostandolo in posizioni diverse la regolazione dell'ora con onde radio mentre il mio orologio Citizen riceve sempre il segnale.