VEVOR 7-in-1 Wireless Weather Station, 7.5 in Color Display, Digital Weather Station Indoor Outdoor, for Temperature Humidity Wind Speed/Direction Rain UV, with Forecast Data, Alarm, Alerts-NO WiFi

If you want to see it without touching it from a distance as I do, you need to plug it in and you can set the back light how you want. It's bright and easy to see. If you put them side by side, the outside and the inside unit sometimes they read the same temp and others 1º-2º difference with the inside being warmer and the inside one doesn't jive with other units I have inside. The outside temp appears accurate so far. I wish I could adjust it so the inside temp is accurate oor if the outside wasn't, if I could adjust it, that would be nice. It can be used to predict weather and a host of other things I'm don't care about. I want to know the outside temp, windspeed, and humidity primarily and the direction if that part ends up working correctly. It hasn't on 2 other brand name ones and my mechanical wind vane spins and doesn't help. I'm not counting on it as where they get mounted, the wind gusts and can become circular. I do have one suggestion, they should include a cap to cover the rain gauge for those of us who get wild weather. Our weather will simply destroy it with freezing rain, imo. I plugged it the hole with silicone but it only goes on with the dish down. I'll have to block it off with some kind of cap so it doesn't get frozen and break. It appears well made, but it's not made to take our wild weather and I'm not spending gobs just to have that. I can see how much it rains in a container. The rest of the unit I absolutely love. There's TINY screws that hold the wind and direction vane you have to tighten during assembly. You'll likely drop them as I did. No worries, they gave me 6 extra even though I found them. This is not a unit to be assembled by those who lack dexterity. They provided a nice little screwdriver with a rubber type handle that worked just dandy on the tiny screws. For the larger screws for the post mounting, I used my own tool. Now- it has a built in level bubble- cool feature, imo. I also used MS 5 locknuts for the bracket mount instead of the included ones for the post to bracket connection because of the wind vibration it will endure. Included mounting screws were too short, BUT my 2" 1/4 drive roofing screws with steel & rubber washers worked perfectly. It is built solid. I checked the windspeed inside with a mini-air gun used to clean keyboards & etc and it worked fine. Note tho- it doesn't send the info instantly, it delays it a little which I tested by increasing the air and decreasing it....it went to 66 mph spinning it like crazy. The Atomic clock sets when you follow the included instructions. It's fancier than I need. The solar should have a battery for it instead of relying on only 3 AA batteries as a backup. If there's one in it, I couldn't tell. You do have to set it to your time zone. CAUTION- access to install the 3 AA batteries is TIGHT. the little lock slide MUST be moved all the way. Then I had to use a pocketknife to carefully pop the cover loose without breaking it. It's better built than the 2 LaCrosse ones I have set in different locations. I REALLY hope this one lasts because I really like it and how well it's built. I'm hoping to get 5 years out of it before the solar panel pukes.

I live in a more rural area and seems like most weather reports serve the larger cities not near me. Seems like my rain forecasts are always wrong, even if right for those locations 100 miles away. Since im retired and my computer skills are limited, I just wanted something to use and not required programming or extensive setup. I found this VEVOR was perfect and cost under $100. Installation was simple and dual base can be mounted flat like my temporary deck railing mounting, or top of pole mounting which is my next weekend project. As soon as you plug in the indoor display, it "wakes up" and searches for the nearby outdoor metering station, makes wireless connection, then starts reporting weather data. When this startup process completed all you need to do is select each display item on the screen and answer very basic questions. For example, when you select temperature you just select degree F or C. Wind speed in Km/hr or miles/hour, and so on. Easy! I was very surprised you do not need to empty out the rain gage as earlier weather stations, since their is no container to empty. The system has two "spoons" under the funnel that just teter-todders back and force as each spoon fills then tilts to empty. The system just counts the number of times per hour, day, week the spoons rock back and forth. Only issue is had was each display item was a different screen color and some colors are hard to read unless away from brighter rooms or windows. There are far more features than I can review here, and you will discover these as you start using the system.

Got this in December 2025, set it up with no problems. Worked great until May. No longer shows temperature, wind speed, rain amount, light levels or UVI. I’ve done everything to get it to reconnect to the base unit with no success. Tried reaching out to customer service, no luck there either. I bought this through Amazon, customer service wants the order number before anything else and the Amazon order number is not valid. So my recommendation is to find a weather station where the company is willing to provide the bare minimum of service. This apparently is not that company. Wanted to update this review to say do not buy this from Amazon. The company Vevor will not accept the Amazon order number as valid and Amazon offers no assistance or recourse to help. Without a valid order number you cannot access support from this company even if they send you an email telling you they gave you an e-warranty certificate.

Easy to assemble. Functional weather station. Instructions help in screen menu setup, time set, etc. time will tell as far as battery life. Would be helpful to have a remote battery corded accessory (like a Acurite unit) for high up mounting of the weather unit. Overall a nice unit

I have been using this weather station for 3 weeks now. Works pretty well but could be better. Issues I have with it are the darker orange color of the outdoor temperature on the display is hard to see in bright daylight hours, on windy days of 20 mph the rain measures rain fall when there is none. I suspect it is vibrating from the wind and the rain sensing part inside is picking that up. And the last issue is the wind reading seems to be off. It will read 10 to 15 mph wind at a 3 to 7 mph actual breeze although at higher winds like 15 to 20 mph and above it seems accurate and at 1 and 2 mph it seems accurate. There is no calibration adjustments for any settings. All in all not bad for the price, but when I replace this one I will spend the extra $ for a better one.

Pretty easy to set up. You really do need to find a suitable location though. Don’t just hang it off the wall or fence because you’ll get badly compromised readings. This is my second unit. Left the first one at my old house. You can download an app to see your data remotely. But VEVOR seems to have done away with the ability to connect to Weather Underground. I miss it, but can live without it. My home weather data is what I really want.

Great weather station. Easy to set up. Has good range. Lots of options to choose from to customize the display. Display is a nice size, easy to read. It is laid out nicely so that it is not confusing or overwhelming to read. Has a nice battery back up so if you lose power you do not lose your data. There are multiple tools for a variety of options on how you want to secure it outside. Definitely would recommend, very happy with the purchase!

I have had two of these identical units and both failed, one after about a year and the other only lasted 3-4 months. They disconnect from the base station and will not reconnect, even after installing new batteries in the sensor and the base station, they would not pair again. I followed the instructions in the manual but nothing worked. The big problem with his station is that the solar panel does not charge the batteries, it only runs the station during the day to save the batteries. This means the batteries will die rather quickly and you will be taking it down to replace them. If you mounted it high, that will be a pain. I ordered another Vevor weather station (the one that actually charges a battery pack via the solar panel), if it fails, I'm done with Vevor weather station.

I had a Bresser one before this and it was rubbish. This one is much better; better built, easier ser up and a nice bright display. Be warned that the display must be plugged in. The battery is just a back up.

Just installed this yesterday was a breeze went together quite easily and started working right away. If there’s any longevity to this product, I am impressed. Took two weeks in transit before I received, and the tracking information was virtually worthless.

Good product, easy to fit, works well, connects easily and I really think it's good value.

This weather station took a bit to learn. I had to Google some of the set up of what was what. But once I got it set up im happy I have it. This year in central Alberta we were very wet with over 25 inches of rain in middle if July rain. Hope to see nothing more added to that. As haying has to get done now. Haha But love the humidity part and barometric part!

Was very easy to set up ...the screen is not very bright in the sunlight ..but is bright at dusk dawn and night where I have it in the window sill..would buy again