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Ron K.
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
Possibly 5 stars... I like the fairly large size and easily read numbers (I keep it plugged in via the AC adapter). Have not had to replace the outside sensor batteries in 1 to 1-1/2 years yet so that seems reasonable... The little idiosyncrasy that causes the entire display to black-out for about 7 minutes for the start of each hour from 1-5AM to receive the atomic clock update signal from Denver is a bit irritating. But perhaps this occurs only because this device sits beside me in the den but (apparently?) in-line with my TV which might block a signal coming from the NW (from/towards Denver)... Anyway I liked it well enough to get 2 others as gift for my cousins...
Michael Madigan
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
I love this thing it lets us now what is going on right at our location. Have it mounted in the kitchen where it can be seen from the doorway. The outside unit I have in an open area that is covered by a house eve. It works very well.
James A. Keenan
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024
I have 3 different brands of this type of product. All of them give the same values within a very small margin of error but this product has a really nice screen. The setup is not too difficult and if you install the battery backup the settings will remain after a power outage. Overall, a good product at a reasonable price so I can recommend this without hesitation.
Beverly
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024
Pretty inexpensive device. Seem accurate within a degree or two. I'm near a large ANG base in Michigan and they update all their info every hour so that is what I use as a reference.Finding a place for the outdoor sensor will be the problem. Some place out of the sun year round, out of the rain and ideally somewhere in the clear and away from your house. Not easy finding a spot like that. Open for suggestions.
CWH
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024
I purchased this Bozybo Weather Station back in August, 2023. The indoor station is very colorful and has accurately displayed time, temperature, date, time etc from Day 1. I love the bright colors on the screen and keep it plugged in so that it is always on. If you only use the batteries to power it it is only on for 10 seconds or so and then you have to press it back on. I like the looks of it on my kitchen counter top. It shows moon phases, pressure and is just a great product. I did have a problem with the remote (outdoor) sensor being damaged by a huge rain and wind storm. I have talked with the company and they are going to replace the sensor. I highly recommend this Weather Station...just be sure and put your remote sensor in a more protected area than I did :(
Kyle K.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023
Pros:1) Looks amazing, great lighting and so long as it’s plugged in you can adjust the backlight setting.2) Pretty accurate readings, overall, but the temp is usually off a degree or two (both outside and inside).. will go into details in “con” section.3) Relatively easy set up - but you’re better off coming to the comments here for help, the directions are TERRIBLE!4) Buttons to change settings are very easy to use.Cons:1) Set up is way more difficult than it needs to be because the directions are awful. Terrible grammar and spelling; just very hard to read.2) Temp readings are never perfect. Outside receiver can’t be in direct rain or sunlight, so unless you have a cave at your house (which would read colder than you want) then it’s really hard to find a good spot. So in the morning my receiver reads warm because the sun rises on the side of my house where I have it. Afternoons are usually spot on. The inside thermometer is pretty accurate but I catch it off by a degree sometimes.3) Atomic clock is weird. It should not take over a week to connect, I’ve had mine set up for 10 days and nothing. Every once in a while I see the blinking signal in the time box showing that it’s trying to connect. But nothing. While it’s not the most important feature because you can set the time yourself, it’s still annoying. If this can be fixed, I’d go to four stars.
Acolin
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023
Big colorful display almost as big as an iPad. Easy to read graphics. Handy humidity and Heat Index. All on 1 screen. Does NOT respond to voice questions or answer vocally. No touch screen. Made from Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, a common thermoplastic polymer, like Lego blocks. Nice box. Silly name. Manual very informative. Manual is 18 pages with a picture on almost every page. English only. Prominent contact information. Reading manual is the longest part of set-up. Button section does NOT say buttons are on the side. Easy plug-in. One hour for accuracy. WWVB is a radio time signal. DST is Daylight Saving Time. Station waits until midnight to check time and weather. Local forecast requires 1 week for trend and forecasts for next 12 hours. Can set local barometric pressure manually. Temperature accurate within 2 degrees Fahrenheit. Humidity accuracy within 5%. NO forecasted high or low. Manual labels waning (getting darker) Moon as waxing (getting brighter). No wind chill. Mold indicator! Graphics for rain and thunderstorm, light and heavy snowfall. Heat index above 80° Fahrenheit. Hold down Channel button to sync; takes days/week to adjust correctly. Mixing batteries or using rechargeable batteries is NOT recommended. Remote sensor NOT waterproof. Sensor shows its temp/humidity. Sensor has stand and two holes for wall mounting. Five batteries required. Battery direction clearly marked inside and out on both. Model KA001.
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