Newentor Wireless Weather Station with Alarm Clock.

Pros:

• Large, colorful display
• Multiple sensors for indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity
• Supports connection of three remote sensors
• WWVB function, dual alarm clocks, and snooze function
• Accurate weather forecasting
• Adjustable backlight
• Excellent customer service

Cons:

• Issues with the atomic clock function
• Occasional need to reset the clock manually

Overall, the Newentor Weather Station is a great product for those who want a large, colorful weather monitor with accurate readings and multiple sensors. However, users should be aware of the occasional need to reset the clock manually and the potential issues with the atomic clock function.

Q: How long do the batteries last, both the display unit and the sensor?
A: The batteries in the sensor can last at least a year, and the battery in the display unit lasts about the same as long as it is plugged into electricity.

Q: Will 2 screens connect to 1 sensor? I bought this and it works great for downstairs but I want a 2nd screen upstairs to view as well.
A: Yes, two screens can connect to one sensor. The digital weather station supports the connection of three remote sensors, which can detect multiple locations such as baby room, storage room, wine cellar, vegetable shed, etc.

Q: Does it show the degrees in Celsius?
A: Yes, it can be set to read in degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius.

Q: Where do I plug power cord in? I need a visual.
A: The power cord can be plugged into the back of the device.

Q: Are there any upgrades for this version of Newentor weather station?
A: Compared with other weather stations like LA Crosse, Newentor has a bigger screen that can be read clearly from multiple angles. The base station has a separate measuring sensor, so the temperature and humidity seem to be more accurate.

Q: Are sensors included?
A: Yes, one sensor is included, but you can purchase up to two more for this device.

Q: My readings, especially the OD sensor, are off. Can this unit be calibrated?
A: To get accurate readings, please keep the main unit clear of any unusual source of heat or cold (such as heaters, direct sunlight, air conditioner outlets, and others) and that the remote sensor is also protected from direct sunlight, rain or heat coming from the wall or ground. If there are any problems or concerns, please feel free to contact us through Amazon or Email: [email protected].

Q: Can I turn off WWVB signal search?
A: Yes, hold the "MODE" button for 2 seconds to enter time setting, press "UP" and "DOWN" button to adjust value, press "MODE" button to confirm and go to the next steps. The setting sequence is as follows: Turn ON/OFF DST Year Month Date 12/24 Hour Format Hour Minute Turn OFF WWVB.

Q: The Q7 allows 3 remote temp sensors. When using more than one, how does the base display the remote sensors? Does it step through each or display one?
A: The manual doesn’t directly answer this. It seems to infer that you have to press the channel button on the back of the unit to change between the different sensors.

Q: Is there a phone app?
A: No, this model doesn't have a phone app.

Overall, the Newentor Weather Station is a large screen multifunctional home weather station that includes multiple functions such as detecting indoor outdoor temperature & humidity, weather alert, atomic clock & calendar & moon phase, atmospheric pressure & weather forecast and trend, dew point display & heat index, clothing index, and comfort index. It is a wireless weather station with three channels that can support the connection of three remote sensors. It has an atomic clock with indoor outdoor temperature and WWVB function. The forecast station calculates the weather forecast for the next 12-24 hours, and it has an adjustable backlight when powered by batteries or plugged in with a power cord.