Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Stazione Meteorologica Wi-Fi, Schermo TFT da 185,9 x 137,4 x 28,5 mm, Sensore Esterno Wireless Alimentato a Energia Solare, Pluviometro, per Interni ed Esterni per Previsioni del Tempo

Super je. Nudi vse kar nudijo veliko dražje postaje. Priporočam nakup. V kolikor ne potrebujete interneta obstaja ista cenejša varjanta.

I am really liking mine new weather station but I was really hoping that it had lighting dector with it

Outstanding value. Exceedingly flexible in setup. I did not believe a tool distributor could have an unknown brand of a weather station. It’s better than a LaCrosse or an Acurite station, both brands I’ve used in the past. Highly recommend.

Works well and are unlikely to find anything close to the price. The wind speed is under reading, which is likely due to the 300mm mounting post. The rain gauge records 0.1mm increments, which so much better than the $300 option available from Jaycar (which only records to 0.4mm). The wifi option is great as it gives you a graphical history.

Avevo già acquistato una prima stazione meteo di marca tedesca 5 in 1 poi ho voluto fare un upgrade con una che rilevasse anche la pioggia e UV e questa ad un prezzo bassissimo è perfetta...l ho installata sul tetto ad una distanza di circa 50 metri dal display interno ed ho sempre un ottimo segnale pur avendo i muri spessi. Super soddisfatto.

La estación meteorológica funciona bien, pero desde mi punto de vista tiene dos problemas serios: la unidad de control no tiene batería de respaldo, por lo que sí se desconecta de la corriente pierde toda la programación, no es posible conectarla a la redes públicas como Ecowitt

Fácil de usar. Pena não enviar dados para plataformas de meteorologia.

Bonjour , je n'ai plus de connexion avec la station de dehors la pile est à 4 volts pouvez m'indiquer ce qu'il faut faire j'ai déjà fait reset

Prima weerstation maar helaas blijven de regenwaardes maar een paar dagen aktief en staan de weergaves weer op nul , graag had ik hier een oplossing voor .

Bought this YT60307 to replace my YT60234 that died 4 months after 1-year warranty expired. Almost replaced with another brand. Decided to go back to Vevor because: 1) I received partial refund. 2) It's the only brand that solar-recharges it's own backup batteries. 3) Low price is irresistible. I rated quality low because my old one died young and turned yellow. I don't expect this one to fare any better. But my other Vevor products have bee very high quality. So I'll give the YT60307 a chance. Setup was easy because since my Router and WiFi were still setup for the YT60234, the YT60307 just worked, as in plug-and-play. In fact Weather Underground and Weathercloud never even knew anything happened. I stayed online throughout. I moved the installation location off from the roof and mounted it on top of a 10 ft high wooden pole, that I made just for this purpose. The pole is attached to a fence post. I think the temperature readings will be better. The roof mounted station was often several degrees too high in the summer, here in central Texas, especially on calm days. Cons: The white PVC(?) housing of the YT60234 turned very yellow in one year due to UV rays from sunlight. So I painted the purplish white of the YT60307 with white paint and clear Polycrylic. I believe it will remain white. The manual says to download some software. The text of the link is wrong, but the QR code was correct. I did not use it because the YT60307 just worked as soon as I turned it on ... yes, immediately. I think the software is recommended because WiFi - Router setup is clumsy. And I do not want to setup yet another "account" with some software company out there in "the cloud". Connecting to 192.168.1.1 locally is a better way to go. I'm not sure if that would have worked this time. It isn't even mentioned in the YT60307 manual. Based on what I've read in online reviews, almost nobody can figure out how to connect it to the Internet. The trick is to temporarily change your router from 5 GHz to 2.4 GHz while you setup the station, and then change it back to 5 GHz when finished. This stops most people right there because there is no switch on routers to change the frequency. You have to logon to your ISP account and jump through some hoops.