Wireless Weather Station Radio Controlled Clock (2025 UK Version) Indoor Outdoor Temperature Humidity Maximum & Minimum 24 Hour Auto Reset

I bought the Youshiko YC9330 Digital Weather Station six years ago now . 'the main unit is attached to the kitchen wall and the external unit is fastened under the roof overhang of an outside tool shed around 20 meters away. Set up was so easy. I tend only to read the instructions when I really need to. After installing batteries and pressing the reset buttons on both devices they have been accurate from the getgo. I have replaced the batteries when needed and each time hit the reset. The unit works flawlessly and I can heartily recommend this product .

This Weather station is by far the nicest looking unit i've seen and it is working perfectly. But there was a minor niggle with the Automatic Radio Time setting. When switched on indoors, the unit wouldn't pick up MSF and display the radio connection symbol. Pressing + and - together did bring up the flashing up arrow, but the wireless symbol still did not appear and it eventually timed out without setting the time and date. I had been doing this indoors but decided to try it outdoors and lo and behold, when I then pushed + and - together, I got the up arrow and the wireless symbol and the time and date eventually set itself correctly. After bringing it back indoors it has remained connected, with the non flashing up arrow and radio symbol permanently displayed, which I guess is correct. It also sets up correctly outdoors from battery reinsertion or from reset.I advise the following if you have the same problem: Take it outside and allow it to set itself up automatically by either removing the batteries then waiting a couple of minutes before replacing them or press + and - buttons simultaneously (hold them pushed in for about 3 seconds and it will bleep). The flashing Up arrow and wireless symbol should then appear and when the Up arrow stops flashing it should then display the correct time and date. You can then bring it back indoors and it should remain working correctly from then on. Mine did.Another comment regarding the Auto time setting function: The instructions are not quite clear in Section 8.1 Radio controlled clock. It says that "If reception fail, scanning stops ('up arrow and wireless symbol' on LCD disappear)". This isn't the case with my unit. The Up arrow kept flashing for a while without the wireless symbol appearing, so at first I thought it was connected. Obviously I was wrong.Comment on temperature accuracy: There are a number of reviews that complain of poor temperature accuracy and tracking between the Base unit and the Satellite Sensor unit, so I gave it a check. I didn't have any other temperature references other than a netatmo detachable Thermostat and a Digistat 2RF thermostat. So with all of them sitting next to each other and after stabilising for 1 hr, the temperatures were as follows:Base unit 20.2 degCSatellite Sensor unit 20.7 degCNetatmo thermostat 20.3 degCDigistat 2RF 20.0 deg CThe conclusion was that the temperatures aligned fairly well. A range of +/- 0.35 deg C across all units for a thermistor or solid state reference is not too bad, so it would appear that the design or factory trim may well have been improved on.Overall then, a lovely little thermometer and satellite unit, with just the one surmountable setting up niggle if you have a bad signal indoors.

Put the batteries in and this came alive straight away. Slightly smaller than the one we are replacing but does a perfectly good job. Clock set itself correctly overnight. Good value, I think.

Purhased the weather station as my old cheap version outdoor window thermometer broken down . Decided to give a try to this little gadget and the decision proved to be right . It arrived on time and well packaged as expected. Box contained outdoor sensor, indoor weather station monitor and user manual. It was super easy and took a minute to set up. I placed the outdoor sensor on the wall of my covered shed as device needed to be protected from rain and snow for best performance. To my surprise it was 99% acurate!!! I hung indoor monitor on the cupboard wall in the kitchen as I spend most of my time there. Also like the idea that it shows indoor/ outdoor humidity as well as lovely weather icons for upcoming weather wihic is super helps when it doubt what to wear. Important to remember that both indoor monitor & outdoor sensor requires AAA batteries which I purchased separately. Indoor monitor will display an icon that will tell you whenever batteries need replacing which is another great feature . Overall , so far so good and well worth the price!

It works well but difficult to see unless really close could have clearer display

I thought this a good choice for a home weather station. The display is a bit small and does not have a backlight but the company offering this model had others so I thought it likely to be a good quality produce and one that supports their products. Unfortunately that has not been the case! The outside sensor failed after the first week even though placed in a protected spot. Then, insult to injury, I requested a return, actually twice, and I have not received any reply after two weeks. I will look elsewhere now for a hopefully more reliable weather station!

This wireless station has proved an excellent buy. Very easy to set up. Works very well and gives me all the details I require for both inside and outside temperature measurements.

I first bought one of these units in 2019, but the external sender stopped working just recently. After some though I decided to buy the same again, putting one unit upstairs and the other downstairs, and having the new outside sender controlling both units. This works very well, with both units displaying the same outside temperature and humidity. The weather prediction relies on changes in atmospheric pressure, and this works well enough in the short term (several days), but in the long term it seems to settle at either full sunshine or miserable rain. For this reason, I recommend recalibrating the internal unit every week. I've also placed the outside unit in a more sheltered position out of direct sunshine and sheltered from the worst of the rain. The battery life of the inside and outside units is excellent; you should get at least one year from a new set of batteries.