Sainlogic Professional WLAN Weather Station with Solar powered Outdoor Sensor, Rain Collector, Weather Forecast, Wind Gauge, Color Display, Wunderground (Current and historical data)

I've been using this weather station for a few weeks now and so far have been very happy with it. The components came well packaged and seem well made.Set up was relatively straightforward - although trying to align the unit using the in-built bubble level while at height on top of a pole wasn't that easy (perhaps they should put it underneath?) Everything seems to work well - although we haven't had any rain since I installed it, so I will have to wait to see how well that measurement works (not complaining about no rain though!).I've mounted the station on a pole attached to the shed roof in the back garden. The display unit is on the other side of the house but no problems with receiving the signal. The display unit looks good and functions well. My only gripes would be that the screen is only clearly seen from a certain angle, so looking at it from above or below the correct angle does detract from the view. Also, during set-up there is a reliance on multiple button presses of one particular button, which makes it hard to keep track of where you are. Other than that, very happy so far.I've also linked it to Ecowitt and have enjoyed looking at the graphs and data.

the Weather Station arrived at 16.00 and I had it fully installed and running by 17.30. Very easy to set up and install in garden (Had purchased aluminum pole in anticipation, see pic.). Worth ensuring you use a compass app to align to True North, but sensor has a built in bubble level to confirm that it is fixed perfectly horizontally at top of the pole.Instruction booklet written in proper English and easy to follow. Using an iPhone I was connected to 3 online weather servers including Wunderground within a further 30 mins. The console connected to the sensors immediately. Within first 24 hours of monitoring we experienced torrential rain for 20 mins (2.0mm of rain fell during this time), some very bright sunshine and gusts of wind up to 23 mph. have checked temperature readings, wind speed and humidity with manual thermometer, anemometer and hygrometer. Excellent concordance with remote sensor readings.Amazing value for money. Obviously too early to comment on robustness and battery life expectancy but will update at end of the year.One small gripe is that the 5v DC power supply for the console has European 2 pin plug. Currently using UK shaver adapter but have sent for a compatible 3-pin adapter from Amazon. Would have been nice if this was included for UK sales!Excellent and well made product. Great connectivity. Really pleased with it.

I had been looking at getting myself a weather station for a while, but spent some time reading up on the different models, features etc. Wasn't til further on I discovered that there are WiFi models out there where you can contribute to the likes of Wunderground, Weathercloud etc. There was one already set up in my village, so why not another? At least we can both verify each other's info.I did originally have my heart set on a Bresser model, but read amongst several reviews issues with rain gauge. To be honest, I favoured it as it came with it's own fixing, however not a big deal if weather station came without. So gave that one a miss in the end.So the Sainlogic 7 in 1 weather station with WiFi. I was fortunate enough to get this when a sale was on, so got it for £105, whereas as I write this review, it is circa £147! I will point out the only negative I have found with it, came with a Euro plug, but got an adaptor the same day so no big deal.Assembly of the station is straight forward. Goes together fairy quickly and for fixings, including pole and bracket, I bought these from toolstation. The pole is ideal, the bracket is maybe overkill for all intents and purposes but means it will never fail!The display screen is colour rich and very clear. As soon as panel switched on, it connected with the station (remember to include batteries in both).Now this is the timely part, panel/station set up. Read the instructions and follow each step. Most of it is setting the units you want to display, time, date etc. Last part of set up is connecting the station to the WiFi. Again, pretty straight forward and intuitive. The final thing I did was set up a Wunderground account and added the station to it. All connected up now and information feeds into the display and the wider internet. 4 stars due to coming with euro plug.

Great looking compact weather station compared to my previous one with wires hanging everywhere. easy to install on top of an aerial pole. The display unit is very good and clear and love the colour scheme. The unit is fairly easy to set up, only connecting to WiFi and Wunderground proved a bit of a challenge to a senior like myself but I got there in the end. I like the graphs etc. and details collected by this site from the station. Overall I'm very pleased and consider it good value for money.

Great value, easy to set up, connecting to net easy apart from WOW, but the app walks you through the others quite simply. WiFi is excellent. Unit about 40 metres from router and has windows and walls to get through and does it easily. I bought a 10ft x 1 1/2 inch pole to attach to,to clear the hedge. So much simpler than my previous WS to set up and use. The display console is big and clear and colourful. Really good and easy to read info in house. Would recommend to any weather watcher.

I bought this weather station to replace my aging and failing Maplin W/S. It was easy to put together and install. My only gripes are that the instructions were not easy to follow when linking to Wunderground and other sites. Also a continental plug was supplied, though I did have an adapter to hand. All seems to work correctly and the kit appears to be well made