Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Profi WLAN-Wetterstation 7 in 1 solarbetrieben Wettercenter 190,5 mm (7,5-inch) Display 150m Übertragungsreichweite Außensensor für Windgeschwindigkeit Windrichtung Temperatur Luftfeuchtigkeit Niederschlag

I recommend. Good quality product for the money. I have had other brands but, this one out beats them.

This was purchased as a gift and boy my use personally. Looks good and was a great price. Otherwise to exclusive to offer regarding the unit itself. Sorry.

I have the unit mounted on the wall for easy view, the anemometer is very handy as is the rain gauge. The forecast is accurate so far. The only down side is the wifi connection, I can get about 80% there and then it asks me for my credit card for a charge amount, and the link is supposed to be free unless one wants to add a paid service. I can look up other users in my area however. So except for the no-link problem it is a good device for the price.

I like now that I got it working correctly it took me 3weeks to get frustrated enough to hire someone to get it to connect to the internet. I must admit that I am not very good with computers and electronics but usually I can figure it out and get things working. It’s working fine now

Great price fast shipping everything I love about Vevor! Still working on connecting to Weather underground though

Temp readings are not accurate and cannot get it to pair with computer or phone. Wifi does not seem to work. Otherwise good.

Personnellement je l'ai appairé avec Wunderground et station météo, je peu la consulter à distance. C'est parfait. Dommage que le suivie des précipitations ce remette à zéro sans que je sache pourquoi ???

Everything works great, but the litter bird came broken and now one responded to my email to replace it

I ordered the 7\" TFT screen, mainly because I like the modern look more than the older style screens. Truthfully, I'd be fine without a screen because my plan was to decode its built in transmitter with RTL_433 to integrate it with HomeAssistant. I was beyond frustrated and ready to send the unit back when station wouldn't connect to the screen. According to the instructions, it was supposed to pair automatically after sitting for 5 or so minutes. After waiting the better part of an hour, I reset the base and the sensor and tried again. Nothing. Before boxing it back up, I decided to look through more menus. On a whim I went to the sensor section and added a sensor. It immediately picked the outdoor unit up. Now that everything is talking, I have to say it's not a bad unit to experiment with. I have it connected via RTL_433 to HomeAssitant using the latest build (which includes protocol 263) and via WeatherUnderground. I even used the WeatherUnderground API back to home assistant for more sensor data. Pretty solid value so far after a frustrating start.

The first thing that we noticed is how quickly that the weather sensor automatically sync'd with the base station. Then, while playing with different mounting solutions around the 2 acres, how well the signal did with some varying distances, some almost at the back corner of the land. Get it level and free from objects that can block the wind and its pretty straight forward. Seems pretty robust for something with moving parts plus there are a few different mounting options. I even clamped it to a T post on the barbed wire fence using only the parts from the kit, just to see how far of a range it had. The settings and some other pages are a little goofy but after playing with it for a bit it we figuered it out, instructions could use some help and clarifications. We haven't connected to the internet yet, hoping that is also a smooth operation and get it connected to WeatherUnderground.