LFF Weather Station, Indoor Outdoor Weather Station Wireless with Multiple Sensors, Color Display Digital Atomic Clock Indoor Outdoor Thermometer Wireless, Forecast Station with Adjustable Backlight

Accuracy is good, has 3 modes of brightness, can use with battery and connect to ac power display size is good and has more functionality.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I recently received the LFF weather station, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. I'm delighted with its functionality and the convenience it provides. Here's why I believe this weather station is worth every penny:Bright and Customizable Display:The weather station features a bright display that can be adjusted to three different brightness levels. This control over brightness is incredibly useful, allowing you to set the display according to your preferences. Whether you prefer a subtle glow or a vibrant screen, this station has you covered.Multiple Outdoor Weather Stations:One of the standout features of this weather station is the inclusion of three outdoor weather sensors. These sensors not only report data to the base station but also come equipped with their own displays. Now, you can effortlessly check the temperature and humidity on the sensors themselves, eliminating the need to rely solely on the main station.Effortless Atomic Clock Setup:Setting up the atomic clock was a breeze. The instructions clearly state that the clock should be set up using backup AA batteries, without being connected to AC power. I followed the instructions, and to my delight, the clock quickly found the atomic signal. This ensures accurate timekeeping without any hassle.Clear and Legible Display:The weather station's display features large, easy-to-read numbers. The font size is generous, making it effortless to glance at the screen and obtain information quickly. Additionally, the display presents various vital details, including temperature, weather conditions, time, date, and a 12-hour forecast. The inclusion of an atmospheric pressure indicator and precipitation anticipation further enhances its utility.Sleek and User-Friendly Graphics:The graphics on this weather station are clean, modern, and easy to understand. The visuals effectively convey the information you need without overwhelming you with unnecessary details. Whether you're monitoring weather changes or checking the forecast, the station's intuitive design makes it a pleasure to use.Overall, the LFF weather station has left a lasting impression on me. With its impressive features, including customizable brightness, multiple outdoor sensors, quick atomic clock setup, legible display, and user-friendly graphics, it is undoubtedly a top-notch product. If you're looking for a reliable weather station that combines functionality and convenience, I highly recommend this one.

Easy to set up and once it’s secronized with the world clock it updates automatically! Didn’t even have to update it when the time changed. The only slight problem I had is one of the sensors had to be re- synced to the weather station but that only took a few minutes! 👍🏻. I highly recommend for anyone that wants or needs to keep track of temperatures in more than one place! 👍🏻

This review is written after trying out this weather station for a few days.For over 30 years, I worked with computers and their peripherals. I was the go-to guy in our group for new installations and troubleshooting. That said, this was as challenging a setup as anything I ever dealt with professionally. The biggest issue is trying to follow the microscopic instructions provided, and match them up with an archaic "touchscreen" that may or may not respond to your touches. Normally, if this was my only gripe, I would not even bother with any review at all. As others on here have stated, the instructions/initiatial setup is ridiculous. Once you get past that, however, things smooth out.Plugged in, and on the brightest of the three levels, the display is clear and easily readable . . . but only if you are looking at it straight on. The numbers start trading rapidly as you angle away from the front of it. On battery, the display is darn near invisible until you press the "light" button, and then it lights up for ten seconds; crystal clear, but 20 or 30 seconds would have been a LOT more practical for the amount of information provided by this instrument.I'm still waiting for the "Atomic clock" to kick in. Just a continual flashing, indicating it is trying to find that signal. I was able to set the clock manually, but I set it off five minutes to be able to see if the atomic clock reset this in the interim. It had not.Alarm is a bugger to disable. Even when you think it is cleared, it will go off and then you need to try to follow those instructions again to really turn it off this time. I eventually stumbled into clearing it. Good luck.The picture shows all three sensors, next to each other, and also right next to the actual weather station. The home base shows the indoor temperature very accurately. And the three sensors themselves show a difference of less than two degrees between the trio. Fully acceptable. But you'll notice that while two of the sensors transmit accurately, the one of them shows a temp that's 20° off. I tried multiple kinds resets, to no avail. I don't want to have to wrestle with this every time there's a glitch. UPDATE FOR THIS PARAGRAPH : After another two days, the third sensor somehow adjusted itself and is in step with the others. I dint know how; I did nothing to it. I literally woke up this morning and it was reading perfectly.The one facet of this weather station that has impressed me, is that I have one of the sensors in my greenhouse, which is 200 feet, and at least four walls, away from where I have the base station. Transmission (so far) is perfect.The only thing that keeps this from being a 5- star review is the initial setup. For the price point of this device, everything else is good to very good.