Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR 7-in-1 WLAN-weerstation 186 mm (7 in) TFT-display draadloze buitensensor IPX6

La station est facile à installer. Il n'y a pas de batteries rechargeables mais des piles de sauvegarde qu'il faudra changer de temps à autre. Par ailleurs le pluviomètre ne fonctionne pas . Le mécanisme a l'air d'être en bon état . Sans doute un problème d'affichage . Tout le reste est OK

Well, the price is good; range is good; I am disappointed with the app, and now I see the problem with 'upright' systems. First thing it did was fill with snow and stop any wind speed/direction indication. Eventually it did melt/blow off but took a couple of days. Some brands are set up with the anemometer on the underside so are probably not bothered by snow pile up. The mounting system leaves a lot to be desired - not much adjustment - if the mounting surface isn't level/plumb then this thing isn't - not without adding something for an additional bracket. The app is the most disappointing piece that could be fixed without major redesign. Yes, it does have the basics - but operation is VERY basic - with the downloads being the worst. For example, when you ask for a week of downloads you don't get the datapoints for the week - you get one per day - pretty useless for temps - and pretty much any of the other metrics. And despite having the units set to degrees F the downloads are degrees C. Sure, I can convert but that's what an app is for. 20251219 -10.37 20251220 -0.68 20251221 -7.44 20251222 1.69 20251223 1.69 20251224 0.12

I have had this unit up a little over a month. It consistently indicates the wrong forecast, inside temperature fluctuates between 10 degrees, and the outside temperature is bit better. I thought I found a Weather Station I could trust but this unit has failed more times than I like. I do not recommend this Weather Station.

Bonjour Pas encore mis en route c'est un cadeau de Noël

It is fine. I wasn't even aware there were other options of brand before I was marketed this one. The instructions were.. ok. I was able to piece it together. My box came with a bunch of fasteners some of which I am not sure if they were extra or just someone put a hole in the box (yes it had a hole) and then chunked them in. The material is fine. It's plastic. It looks like it will hold up well. Hadn't got a chance to use the rain catcher, but everything else works. I was disappointed in the home device. The screen is a really bad and cheap panel that I haven't seen in a long time lol. It will sharply change if you look at it even at a slight angle, shifting everything dark. It is bright enough for indoor use. I do not like at all that it is plug in only. It has no battery, even a small one for you to carry around or if the power goes out or something. And I'm pretty sure it's the "brains" of the device. I wish they would have a better display and hardware. It feels cheaper than cheap, but it does work. I think the software in the display is also fine. It's not beautiful, but functional. It does a good job presenting a lot of data. The online connection to Wunderground and the other service has worked. Setting up is a bit finicky and it is easier with a second device because you need one to connect directly to the WiFi of the device and that means you can't for example use the internet. So I had to have my keys saved and ready and then connect to the device. As far as usability of the actual weather station, I just think it could be done better. Again, maybe I didn't install it correctly but often times on the Z axis. I have to adjust it maybe like once a week because whether the wind or something causes it to shift I think also semi regularly. I have to make sure that it's still pointed in the north direction. So the design is just kind of flimsy. Like it I feel like they designed it too move around, but I also don't know why. Maybe it's because it has to be pointed north otherwise you will give incorrect details. As far as the accuracy goes, it seems accurate enough. I'm not gonna say it's the most accurate thing. It's really so hard to tell. But when I look at the other weather stations in Wunderground, the nearby ones in regards to temperature makes sense to me. And I believe the recorded wind speeds also make sense. Again, I don't know what to expect but essentially you just get a pretty standard weather station is what I would say. I am not blown away by anything. But I'm also not terribly disappointed by anything to make this four or five stars it would focus on improving installation, instructions, the build quality, and also the home device. Both in better looking software and then also just in a better feel and adding a battery option. I'm not confident that this weather will last longer than five years.

Hard to setup WiFi mine won’t log on and the app isn’t very good.. but the unit works without wifi

looks good, overall it performs as indicated it would....only problem was snow which covers solar panel and can weigh down moving parts....plus melting and freezing which blocks moving parts completely....

Could not ever get it to connect with weather underground. That was the main reason I purchased was to connect to weather underground but still not able to connect. The display looks good and it reports weather as it should but it doesn’t connect to weather underground app or wunder map.

Der Bildschirm lässt sich nicht automatisch abschalten zum beispiel Nachts. Anzeige ist fntweder zu hell oder zu dunkel, stellt sich nicht automaisch ein. Verbinden mit dem Internet war schwierig. Gruss

Bonjour, Je trouve cela dommage qu'il n'existe pas une application pour smartphone qui permettrait de commander des appareils de la maison tels que le store de la terrasse lorsque le vent est trop fort ou les volets lorsqu'il pleut par exemple. Est-ce que cet appareil est susceptible d'avoir une mise à jour dans cette direction ?