20 Best Wireless Indoor Outdoor Thermometer (2023 Updated)

For many years I’ve enjoyed traveling in a Recreational Vehicle. My preference was “Boondocking”, which is enjoying the outdoors without using “hookups” to water, electric, & instead, utilizing solar/wind power.

As I had an RV, it used electric, battery, & propane for refrigerator, etc. As the refrigerator responds to ambient temps, it was always a struggle to keep food @ a safe temp; & having to open the fridge door to look @ the thermometer was frustrating as the appliance was doing its best, & had to work even harder to get back to safe temp from the door being open.

Soooo. I utilized the indoor/outdoor thermometers. ; ” Outside” stayed in the fridge, ” Inside” stayed visible for me to monitor ! As I live in a mobile home I decided to do the same thing I did when “on the road”.

Easy to monitor house & outdoor refrigerators. Try it!!.

Used one for 6 years without issue until a bird knocked my outdoor sending unit down onto the concrete and it apparently got cracked and wet inside. We have used this unit without issue and changed batteries maybe once a year inside and outside, 4AAA batteries.

The unit is accurate, and small. We have the inside receiver mounted just over our thermostat so that we can glance at both the outdoor and indoor temps,and verify the thermostat is working correctly.

It’s been a nice way to judge temps without digging up a website or checking on the phone. I am replacing it today with a new one that I would also expect to own for another 6+ years.

I purchased this thermometer to monitor the temperature in my well house in the winter. When it gets cold I can turn on a light to heat the interior but why waste the power if it’s not needed? A few weeks back the outdoor temperature hit minus 25.

4F so I purchased this thermometer to ensure the well house pipes and equipment did not freeze. I was worried that the signal wouldn’t reach the 100-feet distance and make it through the walls of the well house and my residence.

Not only did it reach, but the signal strength meter showed a strong signal. This particular model has no memory for recording the min/max temperatures, but I check it in the morning when the daily temp is minimum anyway.

When the well house interior temperature drops below +35F I turn on the light which keeps it around +40 overnight. I’m sure the power savings resulting from keeping the light off will pay for this thermometer, but it will also save my bacon if the light bulbs burns out, allowing the temperature to drop below freezing.

Although I didn’t buy this unit for monitoring the indoor temperature of my residence, that reading matches two others in the house, so I believe it is accurate. I have now had it running over a month and it has worked flawlessly.

This is a great product for a very reasonable price.

I live in a mobile home in Colorado and winters can be brutal here. People that live in mobile homes like myself face the challenge and danger of water pipes freezing under the house. When outside temperatures get below freezing it is wise to drip faucets.

I bought this indoor/outdoor thermometer so I can monitor the temperature under the house. Last year, I dripped faucets every time the outside temp was near the freezing point. which from December to February was almost every day.

I hung the sensor under the house near the majority of the water distribution and now I am able to know what the temp is under there. It’s very handy because we have had quite a few nights so far this season where the outside temp was in the low teens but the temp under the house has never dipped lower than 36.

The outside sensor has a loop so it can be hung on a nail or hook. This keeps anything from touching the sensor and affecting it’s accuracy. I verified it’s accuracy against 3 different thermomeers and have complete confidence that it is on point! The inside unit has an easy to read display.

I am extremely satisfied with this purchase. It will save money and the environment from running unnecessary excess water to prevent water pipe freezes. Not to mention the hassle of going around and turning on every tap in the house every time it’s cold outside.

I’m really impressed how accurate they are and how well they work. I bought two of these a few weeks ago: one for my mobile home and one for my Jayco RV. They’re both still being tested in my home. I’ve got one monitoring the outside temperature by hanging near my car port in the bushes to keep it in the shade.

The other unit is monitoring an unheated room in my mobile home by sitting on a shelf. Now for the amazing part. The base units both keep good time and accurately monitor from a room where I’m located much of the time (I’m retired.

) Each base unit is monitoring it’s own outside wireless transmitter without interference. Both base units are within range of each other’s wireless units, yet they never get confused and report information from the wrong one.

I couldn’t be happier about the performance!.

The accuracy is very poor. With the remote placed near the inside unit in the house, the outside temperature was 10F greater than the inside reading. The inside reading was about the same as my wall thermostat.

Placing the remote sensor outside the reading was 15F greater than a Taylor bulb thermometer adjacent to it. Remote reading was 54F while the bulb thermometer showed 29F. Other reviews elsewhere complained of similar inaccuracies.

Acurite ran me thru the std checks which I doubted from the onset that would improve the performance. I am an engineer and am knowledgeable as to the checking procedures of instruments.

I wanted this for the winter with outside temps really cold in the teens and even going down around zero, I need this to keep tabs on the outside temp to know when I will need to run water to keep pipes from freezing.

The station works best at eye level or slightly below for brightness of backlight. I prop mine so its not leaning back but standing straight up. The clock, date , inside and outside are all different colors and bright.

, plus the numbers are large expecially the outside numbers which interest me most. Also this thing is accurate hitting right on the local intellicast readings exact or maybe off 1 degree. But it does only stay lit when you plug in the adaptor, if you use just batteries then you hit the light button and its on for 10 sec.

The station sits at one angle only and I would like to see them make it adjustable.

Six months into use the indoor station is unable synchronize with the outdoor sensor. Nothing works, including re-setting the unit. On LaCrosse website they reccomend to install ” Brand Name Alkaline battery dated at least 7 years in advance (super, ultra, max, heavy duty and rechargeable types should be avoided).

” Considering that the batteries do not last more than a couple of months, and uses 2 AA for the sensor and another 2 AA for the indoor unit, this does not make sense. Why the design a unit that cannot use regular rechargeable batteries is beyond me! On top of that the LCD display of the indoor station is barely visible when using battery power alone, so but default it requires that you keep it plug (near an outlet) all the time.

If these two issues are fixed this could be a nice unit.

Purchased for little old lady next door. She’s thrilled. She says she has no problem seeing the numbers. And that it gives her just the facts!

This works fine with no complaints. Just read the instructions to set it up the way you like it. Both the indoor and outdoor readings agree with my good quality photo thermometer. The probe is a bit larger than 1/8 inch and I used a 1/4 inch drill to allow it to easily pass through a hole in the side of a wooden window frame.

The probe’s cable is pretty small but too large to survive the way our windows close. This one hangs on the wall near the cable entry, using its rear keyhole on a small nail I drove in the wall. There’s also a little foot on the back side that can swing out to stand it up.

Someone complained about the odd battery it requires. It’s not that uncommon. The remotes for our cars use the same one. You may not find a replacement at Mom and Pop’s Discount Grocery, but they’re easy to find.

We’re enjoying being able to easily see the outdoor temperature from across the room and never have to touch it.

The size and overall appearance is nice, and the batteries required are all one size, unlike one I just replaced which used two sizes and they had to all be removed and reinserted in an exact order. The directions here were also well understood.

One and only reason for only four stars is that it consistently reads 2 to 3 degrees lower than my phone tells me. My phone has been consistent with the previous gauge so I just glance at my new one and add 3 to it.

If I relied solely upon it I wouldn’t like it so much.

“Taylor #1730 Thermometer”: The price was under $20 to replace my 20 yr. thermometer that finally crashed; used on my home generator quiet box to monitor heat buildup inside. Box ventilation never over 15 degrees above outside temps and this Taylor products allows me to monitor from a distance up to 200′ while mobile on property.

The clock is a bonus on this unit used to time generator runs between oil changes. Pushing button below screen readout allows me to swap outdoor temp to larger (1. 25″) digits on screen. There is a fold out support on back of display to sit upright on table but no mounting hole for wall hanging.

Used Taylor clear plastic preformed container to place display in & hung outside the generator box to protect display from the elements of rain, snow, etc. Unit seems highly accurate from. 1th to. 5ths of a degree when both remote and display are active and next to each other.

In fact, noticed local evening tv news icon on tv showed city temp at 86 degrees. Checked my display and temp was exactly that at home. Time will tell more about durability, life span & how often the AAA batteries last.

Hopefully, first impressions are lasting impressions. I recommend it for everyday use as a thermometer or a remote use of temps in attic, under home, basements and other buildings on property. Great!.

I had this same unit for about 7 years. The battery in the outdoor unit corroded. I had not changed the outdoor battery but once. The indoor unit still works fine. Bought this new unit to replace my old one.

This unit works great and is easy to read. I’ll take better care of this one.

Easy to read. Has a little rocker switch underneath the screen to change the reading from indoor to outdoor or back. I’ve hung the thermometer part just outside my back door. I’ve ordered a second one which I will hang inside my garage.

We bought this to have a convenient method to check the temperature on our deck (and outside temperature) for planning our day. It was easy to set up and get established. It is easy to read. They two parts are about 60-70 feet apart, on the same level of the house with 5 walls in between them, to provide an idea of how far away they will work.

We have the part with the numbers in the laster bathroom while the other part (without the numbers) is located on the deck. The numbers are large and easy to read.

I bought this as a replacement for another Acurite in/out temperature monitor with a clock that we’d had for many years (at least 10) that finally kicked the bucket (electronics just stopped working right).

We hang it in our garage to monitor both garage and outside temps – especially in winter. The included clock is handy, as we keep the unit by the workbench. The outdoor sending unit is sturdy and hangs up using a small screw (not provided) and the receiver for it on the back (you could put a large sturdy hook thru the hang-loop at the top if you wanted).

Instructions recommend using Lithium batteries outside if you live in a cold-winter area as we do. The only negative I have to share about it is that the outdoor sending unit does not have a window on it to show the outdoor temperature for when we are outside like the old sending unit we had did, but this is just a small inconvenience.

I didn’t realize, because I ordered it online, how small the display is. You have to be standing right next to it to see the temperature. We followed the directions for placement of the sensor, but the temperature it shows can be below the actual temperature by quite a bit.

(8 degrees today for example). If I had kept the packaging, I would return it.

This thermometer cost less than just the outside sensor of an atomic clock we have. I appreciate the small size since we kept the old unit on display. This unit is also very stable without some extra way to prop it up.

If you like such things it has the min/max outside temperature for the day. I record the min/max each night and reset it then.

Very nice. I wanted a unit that did not need to be plugged into an outlet. This works well and is quite readable within the room under most conditions. The inside and outside temperatures match well with other home thermometers and with the internet weather reports.

I purchased two. One is in my Guinea coop and the other in my feral cat house. I can monitor the temperature at all times.

I wanted a device that would give minimum/maximum readings like the last one I got from you So I am disappointed in the new one

I’ve had a number of indoor/outdoor thermometers over the years, starting with the old wired type where you had to figure out how to get a little probe thru the window or wall to measure outdoor temperature.

The improvement to wireless sensors was great, but a lot of them didn’t hold up very well over time. This model is easily one of the best I’ve had in terms of accuracy and overall quality. The first thing I always do when purchasing one of these devices is to power it up indoors and let it sit for a while to check out how well the indoor and outdoor readings compare when both sensors are sitting next to each other.

For this one, the two temperature measurements were within a few tenths of a degree of each other, and the humidity measurements were within 3%. Checking the temperature readings against a mercury thermometer of known accuracy, the readings were within a degree, at least at indoor temperatures.

Batteries last a long time and are easy to change out, range is sufficient to reach our chosen display location at the kitchen desk, and the touchscreen backlight comes in handy regularly when ambient lighting is pretty low at night.

The display is also large and easy to read. The backlighting relationship to the LCD display is unfortunately not what it should be in that it limits the viewing angle. While the unlighted display is great from any angle, the lighted display is almost unreadable when it’s tilted back on its stand, so you need to view it from straight ahead or above.

Not a huge deal, but it could certainly be improved. I recently purchased two more of these units to keep track of the temperature under outdoor blankets while doing some concrete and mortar work now that outdoor temps are falling below freezing at night.

They have worked great for this purpose, plus it provided an opportunity to compare the readings from three units. The readings are surprisingly consistent! Right now, with the three remote sensors sitting side-by-side for a little test (see attached photo), the outdoor temperature is reading 15.

4, 15. 4 and 16. 3 degrees F (yes it’s cold out there), and the three outdoor humidity readings are 60%, 61% and 61%. The indoor sensors, again with the units sitting side-by-side, are reading 67. 6, 67.

5 and 66. 2 deg F (yes it’s cool inside, too) and the humidity readings are 17%, 21% and 22% (pretty dry with the furnaces running so much this morning). Humidity readings in the range below about 25% are always more difficult to read, so the 5% variation is not very significant.

You could not ask for better consistency and this is a big reason for rating these things 5 stars when I would otherwise have dropped a star for the display backlight issue. Bottom line: The TP65 is the best performing wireless temp/hygrometer I’ve owned.

Accurate, nice design, large display, capable or reading up to three remote sensors. Highly recommended!.

I’m actually going to take a bit of time and write a review, because I really think this product deserves it. I’ve only had it for around two weeks, but so far, so good. I got this wireless thermometer for a bit of an unconventional purpose; as a wireless way to monitor temperature and humidity (mainly humidity) in my Crested Gecko’s vivarium.

The setup I have really doesn’t allow for devices with cords/probes, and reviews for thermometer/hygrometers that were actually made for pets were pretty dismal. So, after seeing this new ThermoPro product with great reviews, I decided to give it a try (my gecko has a pretty big viv and he loves exploring new things, so the addition of a small sensor wouldn’t bother him).

The outdoor sensor seems to be working great thus far, no major erratic swings in readings at all (unless I do something to make it change, like misting the viv). It’s waterproof, but you do need to have it upright so that water doesn’t enter the sensor at the bottom.

It has a little hole at the top that I threaded a paper clip and string through so I could hang it on a vine. It also has a bright red light that flashes every 30 seconds or so when it sends data to the main monitor, which I worried might bother my gecko, so I carefully covered the solid plastic and red light with dark painter’s tape, leaving all the sensors and compartment-opening-points still exposed, and now the light is not noticeable at all, unless you’re really hunting for it at just the right angle.

Adding the tape did not affect the temp/humidity readouts at all; they stayed the same after applying the tape as they were before. The main readout monitor itself is really nice. It took me a few tries to really get the hang of the controls, but since there’s only 3 buttons to tap, it’s not that hard.

Touch screen is hyper-sensitive, and the backlight (which I thought I would never use) actually is handy since it’s positioned in a room that gets hardly any light after sunset, and the numbers can be hard to see if I want to check them in the evenings.

But this room is exceptionally dark; the contrast on the readout is more than enough to be easily read in a normally-lit room. As far as accuracy goes, I have to say that it is accurate simply because it says the same things several of my other gauges do.

I have one mercury-style thermometer, one analog thermometer, one thermometer/humidity laser gun, and one analog hygrometer. Between all those devices, the numbers really don’t change. If anything, I would say my temp gun is the least accurate, but only because it isn’t measuring the temp of the air, but the temp of the material it’s pointed at, which varies greatly.

Therefore, its accuracy is not quite in the same category. At any rate, I just got up and checked all the gauges, and they’re identical to what this ThermoPro wireless device says. I find it hard to believe that so many different devices could all be wrong in the exact same way, so I believe this one is accurate.

Setup was fairly quick and simple, and took way less time than the directions indicated; so much so that I set it all up twice just to be sure I did it right the first time. Same results, so it looks like it’s all correct.

All in all, it’s shaping up to be a great little device, and I’m glad I got it. It gives me peace of mind to know that everything’s the way it should be in my gecko’s home with just a quick glance at the screen (which I placed on a nearby bookshelf), and I love knowing the temperature/humidity of my own home, since I did not have any sort of fancy thermostat before (old baseboard heating).

I also like knowing that multiple sensors can be registered, so if I ever want to actually put one outside, I can get one and easily do so. If anything changes, I will update this review, but as of right now, I am very happy with my purchase.

:).

After seeing so many bad reviews for clock/temp/humidity combo devices, I decided to just get a dedicated indoor outdoor thermometer, since this one was well reviewed. After using the unit for a while, I can see why.

It seems to be well built (ditto the outdoor remote) and the numbers are big and easy to read despite the overall compact size of the indoor module. The “touch screen” is quite sensitive, and you need only barely brush the buttons to activate them, which is nice since I have the indoor module propped up on a slippery surface.

There are several nice features on this for the price: temperature and humidity trend arrows for both the indoor and outdoor readings; a bright blue backlight; three channel operation; min/max settings for both all time and 24-hour periods.

Where this unit loses a few points is in the execution of the multi-channel operation and the mix/max feature. It can support up to three remote sensors, and show any one at a time, or scroll automatically through all three.

That’s super useful, but if you only have one or two sensors, it still will show the unused channel with “–” readings. The time that each channel is shown while it’s in scroll mode cannot be set; each only stays on for a few seconds.

More annoying is the min/max temperature feature. When you press the button, it defaults to the minimum and maximum for all time (which is defined by the last time you cleared the memory), which is not very useful, since it does not show a date when said min/max temps were recorded.

They could have been weeks or months ago. Press the button again and you can see the min/max temps for the last 24 hours, which is a far more handy feature and the mode I wish it’d go to first. More great features: the kickstand is handy (but only works at one angle) and there are some magnets on the back for attaching it to鈥?something metal.

Despite those minor quibbles, I’m perfectly happy with this little temperature unit. No idea how long it’ll last on the included AAA batteries, as I’ve only had the unit for a few weeks at this point.

My outdoor unit is about 30 feet away through a brick wall and wooden fence and it has not lost sync once. The indoor temperature and humidity readings are surprisingly close to other temperature units I have around the house, too.

All in all, a good product for the price.

I am currently using this product to monitor the humidity around my plants. It worked well at the beginning, however, if the humidity got over 90 it stopped working. It completely shut down. Once I got it super dry, it started working again, but this past month some of the numbers wont show up and some are just bits of the numbers.

It looks like it was damaged. Its like it was dropped, but it was not. This thing is not 6 months old yet. I am hoping that a new battery is all it needs.

I received this exact item a few years back in a safe sleep class for infants which keyed in on SIDS when I had my 1st baby. I loved it so much so I searched for another and was thrilled when I it. I tested the accuracy by putting them side by side and to my surprise the readings are different.

I even put new batteries in the old one to see if that made the difference but it didn’t. It ranges between 2-4 degrees difference between the two of them. I dont know whether mine is faulty or what but it is very odd.

I really like this. I like that it displays temperature, but also on humidity so I can control mold. I also like that it shows you the most recent high and low readings for each. A nice little gadget.

(P. S. You’ll need a AA battery. ) (Developers, maybe think about giving it a little kick stand so it doesn’t have to attach by magnet to the refrigerator and maybe think about making it a little easier to read in low light?) Thanks for this great product at a good price.

It arrived on time. Put the batteries in per instructions. Did not sync with outdoor transmitter. Tried it again after removing batteries form the transmitter. Still no sync. One more time – same thing.

Frustrated. Took one battery out of base unit while batteries still in transmitter. Reinstalled base unit battery. YAY! It synced up and has been working perfectly ever since. Temperature readings are accurate indoor and outdoor.

Keeps perfect time, too. The quality is there, just had to fiddle with the batteries to get it going.

Pay attention to the reviews! The information provided about the batteries is incorrect. It requires two AA batteries and two AAA batteries, not four AA batteries. I’m glad I checked the reviews before mine arrived in the mail.

It seems to be working nicely. It’s nice to be able to see the temperature digitally because my thermostat looks like it’s from the first age of thermostats and I couldn’t tell what the temperature was.

Purchased LA Crosse expecting more quality Dislike Outdoor sensor and indoor sensor/display temperature readings very in accuracy even when both sensors are sitting side by side 2 inches apart. Temps reading very from 1.

0 degree to 0. 1 degrees. Right now as I type it has varied 0. 6 to 0. 7 and later, not the accuracy I expected from La Crosse. Instructions say it clears its high/low reading every 24 hours. Like as published 2 year battery life if it happens.

I have owned a number of La Cross weather stations over the years and they all were pretty accurate. I bought this inexpensive one just to know what the temp was on my apartment patio. Actual temperature on my patio, even with the sun shining on it, is in the 30’s.

I know that because I can see my breath. This thing is reading in the mid to high 40’s. no matter where I place it out of direct sunlight. Unit isn’t worth buying.

The external transmitter module failed (mind is outdoors) but it seems you can’t buy those separately and have to replace the entire setup. Not the best approach to recycling. Otherwise these two units do just what they’re supposed to, accurately, with great battery life.

I had an old wired unit that would give me the inside and the outside temp side by side so I could compair. When the old door was replaced with a new one this went in the trash. I found that after 20 years I got use to looking for the real outside temp.

not the one the weather Chanel would show from the air port. I knew they made these things wireless now so I took a look. The first one I found was at Home Depot $15. 95 had a great lay out but it was defective.

The inventory looked old and faded so I thought I would order a new one from Walmart. The Walmart unit was good but on the downside. The display is way 2 small for a unit that has to display outside inside and time.

second down is the remote has to be moved during the course of the day because direct sunlight would false read all these units. Third downside is the remotes on these units are not weather proof. Strange for something that’s going to be outside 24/7.

No direct rain, no direct sun is impossible for me. After reading reviews they all said that over time the remote would go bad. If not weather proof I would think so. Although this is only $10. 00 in my hand there are 2 many downsides for this item.

If I were to do it again and I will the thing to do is compare them on the A CU-RITE website pick out the one that fits your needs the best then order from Walmart.

This one does in fact work as an outdoor sensor. The range is more like 100 feet not 500 when used in real world conditions but the mportant thing is that it actually works. The last system I reviewed has a 3 foot range so 100 feet is great.

I will update this review when it comes to sensor battery life, if it stays accurate, etc ass things happen. I will adjust my notes and star rating as needed. For now I call this a 4 star buy for price accuracy.

range and build quality. Just my thoughts, AK.

The battery on the outside thermometer seems to run down fast. We have had to charge it three times already and we have not had it long. I do like the color read out and all of the other information that is given.

Very easy to set up. Attractive display. Readings are spot-on. Disappointed that I cannot purchase additional transmitters.

Excellent, accurate digital thermometer & clock. The WS-9160U-IT accepts input from 3 external sensors in addition to the indoors temperature, which allows me to monitor 3 floors indoors, plus the outdoors temperature from receivers I have on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Easy to pair the units too. You just put the AA batteries in the sensor (transmitter), then put the AAA batteries in the receiver. If you have additional sensors, just put the batteries in the 2nd sensor once the first one shows up, and then into the third after the second one shows up.

Keep them together for 15 minutes so they can establish their sync patterns, then place them where you want them. Then you just press the Channel (“CH”) button to chose which sensor you want to see the reading from while the “indoors” temperature indicates the temperature in the room the base unit (with the LCD screen) is located in.

Range is over 100 yards (300 feet). These are great. !.

This was a gift for a low-tech person. I thought I had ordered one just like I had, but this was slightly different. I was disappointed at first that it didn’t have an atomic clock (and still am), and in the fewer items on the display than my own thermometer had.

But for the person who got this, I think this is almost perfect, because it’s easy to read and does the job without having to fiddle much with buttons, settings, and so on. Also this model has the buttons on the front panel, and mine has the buttons on the back.

This means I have to pick mine up to check features like channels, max/min, etc. So this one turned out to be a better choice for that person. It has a stand to use if you want to put it on a shelf, or can be hung up.

These seem to be pretty accurate, too. I had the idea of putting the remote sensor under the floor or in outbuildings to monitor the temp, especially in freezing or very hot weather. A very handy thing.

Purchased two (2) systems. When energized with proper batteries, one system took 6 hours to display equal temps with the outside temp sensor and the inside sensor sitting side by side. Further analysis prior to placing these in service – Temps are showing 2 to 3 degrees difference sitting side by side.

I wish to have a system that displays the accurate temp to the one degree!!! This system does NOT meet that requirement. Additionally, I believed from the Walmart website display that I had ordered a system with different channels available for the outside transmitter.

NO???.

Neat little device. Looks good and easy to operate. Clear read out for indoor and outdoor temperatures and no need to press buttons to display maximum and minimum readings as it resets automatically every 24 hours.

Accurate to half a degree when compared with other thermometers.

Had a few indoor/outdoor thermometers the last one lasted about a week. This one is the best I have had, it cost a little more but its worth it. The thermometers are much more accurate than others I have had.

I am pleased it doesnt have a clock or other gimmicks (if I want a clock I would buy one) Really pleased with it.

It looks quite presentable and the display is clear. I like that the outside monitor is wifi connected. Also, it was pleasing that the inside and outside readings were only 0. 1oC different when the sensors were placed ajacently.

Cannot get the outdoors temperature to work. Have tried I to follow all the instructions, got on the internet for pointers, still cannot get any readings. Who do I call ?? I have given up , it is not worth the money.

May be someone can provide any suggestions, I have six pages of instructions from the Internet , have followed them repeatedly , no success. I have given up, just wasted the money.

I like this. It has time and temperature inside and outside. The outside Temperature seems to be from 5 to 11 degrees warmer than it actually is outside. BUT that might be because the only window I have in this city apartment that is not in sun is also shielded a bit from the winds and is directly under the garbage.

BUT I do like the item a lot and consult it often. A good value, get one folks.

Works great if you can once get the battery compartment open. the screws are so tiny and are tightened so hard that I had to take it to a jeweler to ask him to open it so I could place the batteries in it (he broke one of his screwdrivers opening it)!!!! Once I got that done.

it works great! I have a breathing problem so I need to know what the temp is before I go outside because if it is over 90 degrees, I can’t breathe!!! This little gadget does the job!!!.

I use this inside my patio fridge to remotely monitor the temperature of my beer. It works great. Just put the sensor inside along with the beverages. It allows you to know exactly how cold your beverage will be.

I use it also for my camper fridge for the same purpose.

great little thermometer. like the 24 hour high and low – lucky my old outdoor transmitter worked with this new receiver! simple and basic – all I need

I bought this thermometer about 3 weeks ago. At first it worked fine and I was happy with it. But now it only works some times, and the other times all I get is lines where the temperature should be.

This item is just what I was looking for. Not too complicated and easy to set up. It takes a bit of time for the outside sensor to adjust to the current temperature but when it does, it seems to be very accurate.

I checked it against several other thermometers and both the temperature and humidity readings were within 2% of them. Bluetooth distance seems good also.

So far, so good. Only had this for a few days but seems to be working OK. I installed this as an I/O thermometer in my van so attached the exterior sensor to a support under the radiator with a cable tie and the interior unit on the dashboard.

I may move the exterior sensor to the rear of the vehicle if I think it’s getting excessive heat from the engine.

Tried 2 different sensors, each off 15% – 20%. Ran tests/reset as prescribed with no results. Compared with weather station and additional outside source, and placed in different locations. The AcuRite sensors were never even close to other data sources.

NOT recommended.

Have used two of these to monitor temperature in our boat fridge and freezer respectively, and they seem to be working well. With two units in close proximity, and both using the same frequency, one needs to watch that in each case the sender and receiver are close together or both receivers may show t.

Clear display and used for inside /outside temperature readings on motorhome. Careful placement of outside monitor required to avoid shielding from metal surfaces.

Good but sometimes you place two units in the same spot still show 1 degrees different