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

If all your wanting is a weather station with an LCD screen then it does the job, but it doesn't connect to the Weather Underground to upload data. Yes, it is connected to the internet as the time on the LCD syncs from the web.

Outside humidity sensing is unstable . I don’t recommend buying this at this time. Working with customer service is slow and unsuccessful, I’ll edit this review if this issue gets resolved

Wytrzymała 1,5 roku musiałem wymienić baterie. Po 4 dniach bateria rozładowana, czyli ekran fotowoltaiczne nie ładuje. Szkoda pieniędzy proszę o nową stacje. Pozdrawiam Andrzej Ryguła

Pas du tout content de cette station météo que je n ai pas installée directement. Imprecision totale différence Djusqu a 6 à 7 degrés sur la température extérieure annoncée. Previsons à côté de la plaque j imagine que les autres donnees doivent etre approximatives egalement je regrette cet achat

I wouldn't recommend this if you want all features to work properly. I could not connect with WeatherUnderground or Weathercloud. Unit is mounted 18' high and non obstructed and rarely registers above 3 mph. Current wind speed is 24-30 mph and is registering 3.4 mph. Aside from those issues, temp and rain measures acceptable. Vevor support is proactive but was unable to resolve my issues.

I purchased this weather station less than two years ago. I have had to replace the battery pack twice and it is already signaling that it needs to be changed again. Vevor doesn’t stock the battery pack like the one that this weather station came with so I have had to take it to a specialty battery store and have them build a new one each time. Apparently the battery pack lasts approximately 6 months and this weather station states that it is “solar” powered during the day. I live in sunny California and this weather station is not blocked at all by shade so this tells me that it is not “solar” powered at all. I gave it a two star rating because the display screen in the house is awesome! However the outside equipment could use some help.

The lights on it look pretty, and it is pretty useless

I guess there are two versions of this. One has wifi. I did not get that version so I can track how the weather has been going.

Bonjour je ne suis toujours pas capable de me connecter au Wifi et de programmer le clavier en Français

Bought this to replace a similar unit (from another brand) that had lasted 3 years. Quick install insisted that I face the solar panel north, which was obviously wrong in the Southern Hemisphere, so I turned it around and mounted the wind direction vane pointing in the opposite direction as well. Turns out there is a Hemisphere setting in the detailed instructions which had been pre-set to South, so the wind direction was actually 180 degrees out and it was back up onto the roof to fix it. The display is bright but does not adjust for ambient light, also the unit was difficult to connect to wifi because the AP signal was very weak. First winter storm recorded a gust of 130km/hr but the constant wind reading seemed consistent with the BOM station a few km up the coast. We got deluged but this thing didn't record most of the rain, perhaps because it came in horizontally. During the next less windy event it recorded 11mm but my simple wedge gauge recorded 39mm. Temperature seems plausible in Winter but the sensor has little shading, so will probably overheat in Summer unless it's a bit breezy. The pressure sensor seems to work once calibrated, but was wildly wrong out of the box.