AcuRite

Fantastic alarm clock. I was hunting down an alarm clock that would display time without the use of LEDs but still have a backlight for when I wanted to see the time in the dark. This solved my light sensitivity issues right up. No need to turn the clock away at night. It has nice features like being light, small and with a 3 x AA battery back up for those nights when the power goes out. The addition of temperature inside, date and day of the week were awesome. Coupled with simple controls, this alarm clock aims to please and takes mere seconds to set up. 24-hour display is a bonus also if you find AM and PM hard to interpret. Go buy one now. I will be getting more of these soon.

I have owned this station for almost a year and it has performed without a single hitch, it has actually proven to be more accurite than the local weathercasters. I highly recommend it.

Excellent Product at a very good price with quick product delivery and solid guarantee. Recommend for gardeners concerned about soil and air temperatures in starting sensitive vegetables and flowers.

Was given to a "weather bug" for Christmas! He loves it, and it looks nice sitting out in the book shelf.

This thermometer makes a great way to verify temperature of a baby's room without disturbing their sleep or for outside temps. Very reasonable price and easy to use. I'm sure it would work great outside but I have another one with more features serving that purpose.

For the price has been great. Will know better when I see how it lasts. Also has not been through the 50 mph winds I get on the mountain in the winter, but has measured a 31 mph gust without problem. Really enjoying it so far.

Purchased yesterday and is working with no errors and no surprises. Easy to install. Easy to read the display. Seems to be accurate. No problem with manuals. Just cannot give 5 stars till I own it longer to see how long the batteries last in sensor. Crawling up on the roof every few weeks wouldn't be fun. Also will need to know how economically it would be to connect to internet/PC. $80 for the internet bridge is over double what it is worth. Replaced a Lacross temp/humidity station whose solar batteries in sensor gave out--manual says non-replaceable and I agree--nothing else would work--great example of planned obsolescence.

Maybe its due to evolving technology or maybe somebody finally set forth on a mission to build something that works as advertised. We took the weather station out of the box, put batteries in both the display and the Integrated Multi-Sensor and it worked. The End. I must also mention the owners manual, you can actually read it and understand what you are reading. Maybe because the device is so easy to use, all the technical jargon is not necessary. It does not matter what you put the batteries in first, you don't have to have the weather station's Integrated Multi-Sensor and Display within five feet of each other and you don't have to stand on your head! More features than you can imagine and you don't have to buy a separate rain sensor. This is a complete weather center. Now mounting the Multi-Sensor, which seems rather large when you take it out of the box but looks much better mounted is best left up to your imagination. I mounted mine on the apex of the roof hanging out over the garage. If you want to mount yours on a 2x4 or pipe sticking out of the ground that's up to you. But if you have previously owned a weather station endorsed by the weather channel, you have to try this one. You will not be disappointed.

The only improvement this product needs is a display that can be read in the dark from across a room. The wireless range is excellent, an important feature. Goes through walls in modern construction. Outside remote designed resist weather damage. Easy to set up. Easy to use.

Bought one yesterday for my daughter, and went back to Lowes today to get one for myself. If there are features this unit does not have, they are exactly what I do not want. There is nothing to program. Buy 4 AA batteries, and go. There is no law that says the remote sensor has to be outside. You might want it upstairs in your house.. It also makes a dandy refrigerator thermometer. You may, or may not, have to open the frige door to get a reading. This is an excellent use of the MIN/MAX feature. Obviously I have no idea of durability, but it appears to be well made.