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title: "WS-2000 Smart Weather Station"
brand: "ambient weather"
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category: "Ambient Weather"
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# Measures UV & Solar Wi-Fi Data Sync ±2°F Temp Accuracy WS-2000 Smart Weather Station

**Brand:** ambient weather
**Price:** 2491.91 DT
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## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** WS-2000 Smart Weather Station by ambient weather
- **How much does it cost?** 2491.91 DT with free shipping
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## Best For

- ambient weather enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **All-in-One Sensor Array:** Track wind, rain, humidity, UV, and solar radiation with one sleek, wireless unit.
- • **Vibrant TFT Color Display:** Experience a crystal-clear, intuitive interface that brings your weather data to life.
- • **Precision Weather Insights:** Accurate ±2°F temperature readings keep you ahead of the forecast curve.
- • **Expandable Sensor Ecosystem:** Future-proof your station with support for up to 8 additional sensors including lightning and soil monitors.
- • **Seamless Wi-Fi Connectivity:** Instantly stream your local weather data to the world’s largest personal weather network.

## Overview

The Ambient Weather WS-2000 is a mid-range smart weather station featuring a high-definition TFT color display and a wireless all-in-one sensor array that measures wind speed/direction, temperature, humidity, rainfall, UV, and solar radiation. It offers ±2°F temperature accuracy, supports both imperial and metric units, and connects via enhanced Wi-Fi to transmit data to the largest personal weather station network globally. Designed for easy setup and future expansion, it supports multiple additional sensors and provides real-time remote monitoring and alerts, making it the top choice for weather enthusiasts seeking professional-grade data without the premium price.

## Description

desertcart.com : Ambient Weather WS-2000 Smart Weather Station | With Wi-Fi Remote Monitoring and Alerts : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Great station with a good readout, good connectibility and good accuracy - Decided after years of using local weather stations on Weather Underground that I wanted to join the ranks and run a station of my own. After looking through all the stations they recommend on their site I can eventually settled on Ambient Weather as the best midrange option. Their stations weren't quite as cheap as some of the other options but those cheaper options also seemed to come with some pretty mixed reviews. On the other hand there were other options that were far more expensive to the point it seemed impractical and out of reach for your average consumer. I had first settled on the WS-2902C as the option to go with as that was what was on Weather Undergrounds site. However, while looking at Ambient Weathers own site to get more details I came across the WS-2000 which, while more expensive, seemed to be a better option with a better more in-depth display and future expansion for more sensors, including a lightning detector which was something I was interested in eventually getting. As near as I can tell the actual sensor array is the same for both the WS-2902C and WS-2000, it seems the main difference is in the capabilities of the screen/system that is in the house. With the WS-2902C it's a LCD basic display that shows the weather stations data while the WS-2000 has a TFT display that displays more information and allows for the connection of multiple other sensors such as 8 other temp/humidity sensors, water leak detectors, soil meters, and lightning detectors. Basically it seems the WS-2902C is a fine option if the weather stations data is all you want to see, but if you want increased expansion capabilities and, in my opinion, a better display of the data then the WS-2000 is the way to go. Setup was easy and the most difficult part was finding something to mount it on. At first I picked up a 1" segmented pole designed for bird feeders but I determined this was not stable enough once setup. My eventual setup was an 8' long 1-5/8" chain-link fence post with a no-cement fence post anchor. I buried it through the anchor 2' in to the ground and it is very stable. If you end up getting the station, or have a similar one, this is a very effective and cost-efficient mounting method (about $25 total). Setting up the station from there was quite simple. Most of it comes assembled and you merely have to attach the cups to the anemometer, the windvane to the wind direction sensor, and put the cup rim on top of the rain gauge. From there you just attach the mounting brackets and secure it to the pole. Add the two AA batteries (use lithium if you're in a place that gets cold, the system uses a solar panel on top when it's able) and you're set from there. The rest from there just involves loading up the screen and configuring your location, wifi information, and connections to ambientweather.net and wunderground.com if you wish to use those services. It took less than 24 hours for Weather Underground to start displaying the station on their site. I have been impressed with the data that is presented and how it is presented on the screen. The screen layout provides a great layout for all the systems data in a good and easy to understand layout. On top of that it also maintains historical data and has an SD card port you can use to export the data if you wish to archive it or load it in to another system. So far the it has been very responsive and has been very accurate as I've compared its readings to nearby stations as well as thermometers and hygrometers. In fact, it was immediately apparent it was more accurate than my old basic weather station which I left up for a time after putting in the new one. I am definitely happy with this purchase overall. There were a few elements of the setup screens and navigation on the screen that were not very intuitive but overall these issues were very minor and not enough to warrant dropping any stars. Yes, Ambient Weathers options are a bit more costly than say an Acurite or LaCrosse system but these definitely seem like better stations than those. Sure, it might not be at the level of a Davis or RainWise but those stations run a minimum of $500. If you want the best mid-range option for a personal weather station I personally feel that this is the best option at present.
Review: Worth the money - Twenty years ago I bought a Davis Vantage Pro 2. Back then it was the best of the best. NOAA would take a feed from it if it was connected to the Internet. I paid $450 for it. It was basic with a monochrome screen, but again it was the best at the time. It was the only weather station available to professionals and weather nerds. Fast forward twenty years and the array on my Davis Vantage Pro 2 quit working and the console had some issues. I certainly got my money's worth out of it so I figured I'd buy another Davis. The newest Davis basic version of the Vantage Pro 2 is now $1300. After additional research the Davis Vantage Pro 2 gets low customer reviews in and outside of desertcart. It seems as technology advanced, Davis did not with problems after problems, especially with their color console that they released only 4 years ago. Historically, Davis has always been slow to address issues with their product, so I'm not confident that the issues will be addressed quickly. Customer comment also seem to confirm this. As I did my research, the Ambient WS-2000 kept rising to the top of my list. It received good reviews, did more than the newest Davis Vantage Pro 2 at a fraction of the price. To buy the top of the Davis weather station with MOST of the features as the Ambient WS-2000 offers out of the box, it would cost $1600. If you wanted to add the additional accessories to the Davis Vantage Pro 2 (solar radiation detector, UV sensor, soil monitors) to match what Ambient Weather offers, it would cost well over $2,000. I purchased the Ambient WS-2000 several weeks ago from desertcart. It was easy to set up. My only issue was that it needed a bit better instructions on how to remove the battery cover on the array. I was afraid I was going to break something as I tried to remove the cover. I finally figured it out and all was good. After pairing the WS-2000 array and console and completing the setup mode, I compared the readings on the console with Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) which is about 7 miles away as the crow flies. I was stunned how accurate the reading on the WS-2000 matched CLE. The barometer needed a bit of tweaking, but that was expected. I was also impressed with the Ambient weather app. The console started reporting to the Internet right away. I was also surprised to see how many stations were around me and reporting to the network. As I compared other station readings in the area to mine, our data was extremely close. It seems I was late to the game when purchasing this station when I saw the amount of other stations in the network. I haven't purchased the subscription for the expanded data features the app provides….yet. The free version comes with a lot, so I want to fully understand the current features before purchasing the expanded features. One item that only time will tell is durability. My Davis Vantage Pro 2 lasted twenty years with only an array board replacement early in its life. The Davis Vantage Pro 2 array is built tough, heavy and durable. In comparison the Ambient array was light and seemed delicate, but again it may be just fine. I will update this review as time goes on. Even if I have to replace the entire weather station every five years, it will still be less expensive with more available features than a Davis Vantage Pro 2.

## Features

- Allows you to monitor your home and backyard weather conditions with TFT color display
- Wireless all-in-one integrated sensor array measures wind speed/direction, temperature, humidity, rainfall, UV and solar radiation
- Supports both imperial and metric units of measure with calibration available
- Enhanced Wi-Fi connectability option that enables your station to transmit its data wirelessly to the world's largest personal weather station network
- Console power provided by 5V DC adapter (included), and sensor array requires 3 x AAA batteries (not included)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07GRBY9NP |
| Additional Features | Alarm |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,984 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #2 in Weather Stations |
| Brand | Ambient Weather |
| Brand Name | Ambient Weather |
| Color | Advanced Console + Array |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,990 Reviews |
| Display Type | High Definition |
| Frequency | 915 MHz |
| Included Components | Item |
| Is Used Where | Outdoor |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14"D x 6"W x 12"H |
| Item Highlight | With Wi-Fi Remote Monitoring and Alerts |
| Manufacturer | Ambient Weather |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model | WS-2902-ARRAY+2000C |
| Number of Batteries | 3 AAA batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | WS-2000 |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Garden |
| Sensor Technology | RFID |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Special Feature | Alarm |
| Specific Uses For Product | Precipitation |
| Style Name | Advanced Console + Array |
| Temperature Accuracy | ± 2 °F |
| Temperature Reading Accuracy | plus_minus_2_degrees_fahrenheit |
| UPC | 816982019325 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Upper Temperature Range | 149 °F |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Ambient Weather
- **Color:** Advanced Console + Array
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Batteries:** 3 AAA batteries required.
- **Power Source:** Solar Powered
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Garden
- **Special Feature:** Alarm
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Precipitation
- **Style:** Advanced Console + Array

## Images

![WS-2000 Smart Weather Station - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61FL1666qmL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can I buy a extra screen and have both connected to the sensor? I want one in the house, one in my work shop.**
A: Yes, but another way to go is to get a cheap tablet and use either a weather app with your data, like weather underground, or a web browser to your data on weather underground or ambient weather.  I got a 10" tablet off Walmart's website for $50 and works great next to my bed for viewing my weather info.

**Q: the model numbering confuses me: this 2000 model seems to have more features, better screen than the 2902A that Amazon also has? any other differences**
A: The 2000 can monitor up to 8 external temp/humidity sensors (one of these is dedicated to indoor Temp/Hum + barometric pressure) whereas the 2902A can only monitor one. Since the sensor cluster is the same for three different systems, you can use the display from WS-1900 (like WS-2902A only no WiFi), WS-2902A, or WS-2000.

**Q: If a portion of the Osprey goes bad, can it be replaced, or do I have to buy the whole thing?  For example, the rain gauge goes out...**
A: It depends on the part but if the rain gauge fails, the entire sensor array needs replacing. The sensor array is relatively less expensive. Item WS-2902-ARRAY, currently $53.99 + shipping (subject to change).

**Q: Does this weather station sample the peak wind speed every second, and then transmit the data every 16 seconds? Will it record a 3 second wind gust?**
A: According to the specs I saw at https://weatherstationdepot.com/ws-2902-osprey-review/ the wind speed is averaged over 16 seconds and the wind gust is sampled every second.  But is this the average wind gust over the 16 seconds or is it the maximum wind gust over the 16-second period?

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great station with a good readout, good connectibility and good accuracy
*by K***N on August 27, 2021*

Decided after years of using local weather stations on Weather Underground that I wanted to join the ranks and run a station of my own. After looking through all the stations they recommend on their site I can eventually settled on Ambient Weather as the best midrange option. Their stations weren't quite as cheap as some of the other options but those cheaper options also seemed to come with some pretty mixed reviews. On the other hand there were other options that were far more expensive to the point it seemed impractical and out of reach for your average consumer. I had first settled on the WS-2902C as the option to go with as that was what was on Weather Undergrounds site. However, while looking at Ambient Weathers own site to get more details I came across the WS-2000 which, while more expensive, seemed to be a better option with a better more in-depth display and future expansion for more sensors, including a lightning detector which was something I was interested in eventually getting. As near as I can tell the actual sensor array is the same for both the WS-2902C and WS-2000, it seems the main difference is in the capabilities of the screen/system that is in the house. With the WS-2902C it's a LCD basic display that shows the weather stations data while the WS-2000 has a TFT display that displays more information and allows for the connection of multiple other sensors such as 8 other temp/humidity sensors, water leak detectors, soil meters, and lightning detectors. Basically it seems the WS-2902C is a fine option if the weather stations data is all you want to see, but if you want increased expansion capabilities and, in my opinion, a better display of the data then the WS-2000 is the way to go. Setup was easy and the most difficult part was finding something to mount it on. At first I picked up a 1" segmented pole designed for bird feeders but I determined this was not stable enough once setup. My eventual setup was an 8' long 1-5/8" chain-link fence post with a no-cement fence post anchor. I buried it through the anchor 2' in to the ground and it is very stable. If you end up getting the station, or have a similar one, this is a very effective and cost-efficient mounting method (about $25 total). Setting up the station from there was quite simple. Most of it comes assembled and you merely have to attach the cups to the anemometer, the windvane to the wind direction sensor, and put the cup rim on top of the rain gauge. From there you just attach the mounting brackets and secure it to the pole. Add the two AA batteries (use lithium if you're in a place that gets cold, the system uses a solar panel on top when it's able) and you're set from there. The rest from there just involves loading up the screen and configuring your location, wifi information, and connections to ambientweather.net and wunderground.com if you wish to use those services. It took less than 24 hours for Weather Underground to start displaying the station on their site. I have been impressed with the data that is presented and how it is presented on the screen. The screen layout provides a great layout for all the systems data in a good and easy to understand layout. On top of that it also maintains historical data and has an SD card port you can use to export the data if you wish to archive it or load it in to another system. So far the it has been very responsive and has been very accurate as I've compared its readings to nearby stations as well as thermometers and hygrometers. In fact, it was immediately apparent it was more accurate than my old basic weather station which I left up for a time after putting in the new one. I am definitely happy with this purchase overall. There were a few elements of the setup screens and navigation on the screen that were not very intuitive but overall these issues were very minor and not enough to warrant dropping any stars. Yes, Ambient Weathers options are a bit more costly than say an Acurite or LaCrosse system but these definitely seem like better stations than those. Sure, it might not be at the level of a Davis or RainWise but those stations run a minimum of $500. If you want the best mid-range option for a personal weather station I personally feel that this is the best option at present.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth the money
*by S***O on June 27, 2026*

Twenty years ago I bought a Davis Vantage Pro 2. Back then it was the best of the best. NOAA would take a feed from it if it was connected to the Internet. I paid $450 for it. It was basic with a monochrome screen, but again it was the best at the time. It was the only weather station available to professionals and weather nerds. Fast forward twenty years and the array on my Davis Vantage Pro 2 quit working and the console had some issues. I certainly got my money's worth out of it so I figured I'd buy another Davis. The newest Davis basic version of the Vantage Pro 2 is now $1300. After additional research the Davis Vantage Pro 2 gets low customer reviews in and outside of Amazon. It seems as technology advanced, Davis did not with problems after problems, especially with their color console that they released only 4 years ago. Historically, Davis has always been slow to address issues with their product, so I'm not confident that the issues will be addressed quickly. Customer comment also seem to confirm this. As I did my research, the Ambient WS-2000 kept rising to the top of my list. It received good reviews, did more than the newest Davis Vantage Pro 2 at a fraction of the price. To buy the top of the Davis weather station with MOST of the features as the Ambient WS-2000 offers out of the box, it would cost $1600. If you wanted to add the additional accessories to the Davis Vantage Pro 2 (solar radiation detector, UV sensor, soil monitors) to match what Ambient Weather offers, it would cost well over $2,000. I purchased the Ambient WS-2000 several weeks ago from Amazon. It was easy to set up. My only issue was that it needed a bit better instructions on how to remove the battery cover on the array. I was afraid I was going to break something as I tried to remove the cover. I finally figured it out and all was good. After pairing the WS-2000 array and console and completing the setup mode, I compared the readings on the console with Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) which is about 7 miles away as the crow flies. I was stunned how accurate the reading on the WS-2000 matched CLE. The barometer needed a bit of tweaking, but that was expected. I was also impressed with the Ambient weather app. The console started reporting to the Internet right away. I was also surprised to see how many stations were around me and reporting to the network. As I compared other station readings in the area to mine, our data was extremely close. It seems I was late to the game when purchasing this station when I saw the amount of other stations in the network. I haven't purchased the subscription for the expanded data features the app provides….yet. The free version comes with a lot, so I want to fully understand the current features before purchasing the expanded features. One item that only time will tell is durability. My Davis Vantage Pro 2 lasted twenty years with only an array board replacement early in its life. The Davis Vantage Pro 2 array is built tough, heavy and durable. In comparison the Ambient array was light and seemed delicate, but again it may be just fine. I will update this review as time goes on. Even if I have to replace the entire weather station every five years, it will still be less expensive with more available features than a Davis Vantage Pro 2.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great weather station for the average (non-professional) consumer!!
*by O***7 on June 19, 2021*

I've had this WS-2000 for over 14 months now and love it!! It's not without flaws, but nothing is. The rain gauge stopped working after about 1 year, BUT I think that was my fault!! Continue reading for more details. Assembly: super easy. Ambient includes instructions that are easy to follow, and the WS-2000 does not require much assembly anyway. You basically attach the wind vane, cups, and mount the unit outside. Installation: Easy. I bought the steel tripod directly from Ambient, and am so glad I did! I used the "NHZ 16" Ground Rebar Stakes (8 pcs) Heavy Duty J Hook Ground Anchors" (see photo) from Amazon to anchor the tripod to the ground and they worked VERY well! Just use a small sledgehammer to pound them into the ground. That tripod will not go anywhere! (see photos) It is rock solid!! My weather station is located about 30-40 feet from my house. I would recommend the "spike kit" for the rain gauge (only about $6 from Ambient), that prevents birds from nesting in it. Electronic and network Setup: Easy. I followed Ambient's instructions and did not have any trouble getting my weather station to communicate with my console. There are a few extra steps required if you want to send your data to Weather Underground or to Ambient's website, but it's not too difficult. The outdoor weather station unit uses RF frequencies (not wi-fi) to communicate with the console, and the console uses wi-fi to send your weather station data to Internet websites (if you set it up for that). Console Display: Very good. Easy to see all relevant information at a glance and the color display is nice. I have mine sitting on an end table. The data most important to me are outdoor temp and humidity, baro pressure, along with wind speed, and rainfall amounts and rates. The console is not touch-screen (unless it's been updated since I bought it) and it's no iPad in terms of ease of use, but it's not bad either. A little clunky, but it does work. Power: the indoor console uses AC power. I keep mine plugged in all the time. You can set it so that the display comes on automatically at a certain time each day and goes off at a certain time each evening. (you can also turn the display on and off manually) Of course, if your house power goes out, so does the console power. It would be nice if it had a backup battery. The outdoor weather station uses two AA batteries and also solar power. I use Energizer AA Lithium batteries. Lithium batteries are highly recommended for this type of use, as they are not affected by high or low temperatures, and are guaranteed not to leak. The optional extra sensors (WH32B) also use two AA batteries. Reliability: overall, excellent. My rain gauge did stop working after about 1 year. However, I discovered that the Ambient user manual recommends occasional cleaning of the inside of the unit, which I did NOT do. (see photo) Mine had accumulated a lot of dirt and debris that probably caused it to stop working. I bought a replacement rain gauge from Ambient for about $30, and replacing it was pretty easy. You only have to remove a connector from the old rain gauge (see photo) and attach that connector to the new gauge. Ambient does provide instructions. I'll be sure to maintain this new rain gauge and it will hopefully last much longer. Rarely, the outdoor unit stopped communicating with my console for unknown reasons. But this typically lasted a very short time (minutes) and it restored connection all on its own. Sometimes, you may need to "reset" the outdoor transmitter, but you can do this from the console using the instructions in the WS-2000 manual, and it's not hard to do. Tech Support: I only had to call Ambient once, when initially setting up the unit. I don't remember what question I had, but I know they helped me and resolved my issue. Ease of Use: I'd give it 9/10 overall. Slight deductions for the console, which can be a little clunky to use, but once you get the hang of it, it's not bad at all. Otherwise the system is largely "hands-off" once it's up and running, and all you have to do is monitor the data when you want to. Speaking of data, I think you can save weather data records to a small memory card that you install in the Console. I've done this - but never actually did anything with that stored data - yet. I believe you can export it to a spreadsheet, etc. Overall thoughts: I'm very happy with this unit, and would buy it again! Considering that the weather station is outside 24/7, 365 days per year, it's been ultra reliable. (again, I think the rain gauge stopping was my fault for not doing any maintenance on it - as recommended by Ambient) We get some pretty cold temps here in Western PA, and the system didn't miss a beat. In my opinion, this unit gives the average person everything they want in a weather station, without anything unnecessary. I know indoor and outdoor temps, humidity, barometric pressure, rainfall rates and amounts, wind speed and direction, and other things like UV strength, etc. I bought a couple of the Temperature, Humidity, and Pressure Sensors (WH32B) and have one in my dining room (see pic), and one in my uninsulated garage to monitor temp and humidity. The console gives the info for these sensors, alternating from one to the other. Really handy. You could put a temp sensor in an attic, basement, or whereever you want one. I think the price is not bad considering what you get. I love the ability to add extra temp/humidity (and I think other types of) sensors. This system works well. I can see my data from the console, or from the Ambient or Weather Underground apps on my phone, from anywhere I happen to be in the world. (including optional WH32B sensor info using the Ambient app) You could be on vacation, for example, and still monitor weather conditions around your home AND the internal temp of your home if you use the WH32B sensors. This is great information to know and sort of a neat hobby. I highly recommend this system from Ambient!

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