Customer Reviews for VEVOR 7-in-1 Wi-Fi Weather Station 177.8 mm TFT Display Wireless Outdoor Sensor

Just got this put up on Dec 7. In the picture you can tell that I was waiting to get my deck up so I could mount it on one of the poles. Also you can see that I was using a Vevor platform that mounts on a fork. I would recommend this item too. Haven't got the WIFI up and running yet, and whether it works OK or not, it is not a big concern for me. So far it is working just like it should. I like the touch buttons on the control screen, but I keep accidentally touching the brightness button on top when touching the screen. That button should take a little more pressure. Very pleased with the accuracy of the system. Took a little reading of instructions to get the clock set right, since it actually has the GMT as a starting point for it, but going into the menu it can be changed by increasing or decreasing the time delay. Easy to mount, but I need to turn it about 5 degrees to the north for a more accurate direction reading. I probably don't exactly have it pointing north anyway, but this is a simple fix. All in all, I can find no problems with this device and would definitely recommend it. And for the price, around a $100, it seems to be a good bargain.

Very well priced addition/ replacement for 6 yr old 5 function Accurite that stopped working. Well packaged, only fault I found was the hardware wasn’t all packaged together and I thought for a while that manufacturer had forgotten to include all the hardware… until I flipped the packaging container over … and boop… out dropped the missing hardware… stuck under some of the other parts. Very easy to assemble, instantly connected to the base once installed. The only reading that I see that is off… is the inside temp… which is off by almost 2 degrees… not an issue… all other values appear to be correct. Very happy with this unit so far… after a little more than 1 month of use.

Love the product. Accurate thus far and durable. Fast shipping. Online set up was a bit cumbersome, but got through it.

Easy to put together and great display!! Mounted easily and had several different options to choose from as far as mounting is involved. Love it!!

Great value for the money. Especially if a snow plower dependant on weather. Works great

I got this weather center for my husband who is always watching the Weather Channel and always complaining when our local weather is never accurately forecasted (according to him). I opened the package and looked at the parts and directions. It seems very complicated to me, but hopefully, my husband and son will be able to figure it out. They love installing and testing out new gadgets...they'll be in 7th Heaven. I have no doubt they will have it up and running ASAP. I'll update my review once they've given me their opinions.

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I've been in the home weather business since 2016. I went through Acurite, Logia, and this time I gave a try to VEVOR. I love this weather station. Acurite was the least reliable of all. It' shard to beat Logia. I still have it so I will have a dual station. Let's see if VEVOR can keep up. First impressions: the weather display is very clean and I like the fact that the features are accessible from the front and not from the back (like in Logia). That made the decision to mount the display on the wall so much easier. The parts were easy to assemble. There is really not much else to say. It is a good product (providing it stays reliable).

The accuracy of this is...not great. As you can see, it's at least a degree off of my thermostat on the indoor read (if it was 71.5 - 72.4, the thermostat would read 72, so it's no warmer than 71.4 in reality). I'm going to go ahead and believe the fancy thermostat over this. It also reads hot on the outdoor reading when it's sunny, which...is not a quality build. If you put a UV sensor in something and instruct people to put it in the sun, you have to properly shield the temp probe! It's also consistently a couple tenths off of my old fashioned plastic gauge and a nearby weather station (certified) on rain. If you want to know if you maybe got an inch of rain that week so you can tell if you need to water (one thing I need), or want a general idea what the outdoor weather is before stepping out...this will do the trick. If you're trying to determine if you need to cover sensitive plants (another thing I need), eh...I would cover a few degrees above frost/freeze/hard freeze just to err on the side of safety. I also couldn't get this to reconnect to the satellite information after a few weeks, and no matter what I do with the DST setting, the clock is wrong now that we're in standard time.

Track out side weather conditions