Four stars from me only for the quality of the materials, which is quite cheap and does not justify the money it costs. The measurements it takes for temperature and humidity may have a slight deviation from the actual values; for me, the deviation is around 1 degree for the external sensor, and the internal one, which has been measured with an analog thermometer, is at half a degree, maybe even less. The humidity measurement, according to the dehumidifier I use, is the same; maybe the dehumidifier shows 2% lower due to the airflow. And for the external sensor, the difference is 1%. Finally, for the barometric pressure, through the local station in my area, where I see the barometric pressure through the website, it is the same; it does not differ at all. The weather forecast is generally accurate.

Very good, the only thing is that it is a bit difficult to adjust and if the power goes out at the plug then you have to set the time again

It is very beautiful as a decoration and to look at. But in terms of accuracy, it doesn't do so well, especially its external sensors.
Barometer: pressure 1009. LIFE RAINFOREST = 986.
Outside = sunny day 100%. LIFE RAINFOREST = Cloudy with sun.
Outside temperature = 27.6. LIFE RAINFOREST = 29.6
It's all over the place! Otherwise, it's fine. I preferred it because of the power supply with the DC 4.5V 200 mAh adaptor. A big advantage.

Note that the external sensor is placed in a location where the air circulates freely, it is not directly exposed to radiation, and it is 1.5m above the ground

The temperature measurements have a deviation. In the rain forecast, it is off. I have had it for over two years and it has no operational issues.

Whatever measurement it shows is approximately 1 to 2.5 degrees off. Compared to professional thermometers, both the temperature inside and outside, as well as the humidity, are incorrect. It's a shame that I bought it.

Generally, the only complaint I have is its high price. In terms of quality, it is average in construction. It has sufficient accuracy in measurements and most of the time it falls within the predictions, I must say. The indications are quite visible even from a distance. It is a nice and useful gadget, I just think that with some research, someone can find it much cheaper.

In room temperatures, it drops inside, but in external temperatures it has a deviation of +2 +3 degrees... a huge difference... a big negative. I wouldn't recommend it in any case. For external conditions, you get the station, what's the use for indoors... but it doesn't even show the real values, so why buy it? A characteristic example of temperature deviation is in the snow with Medea... for this reason, I bought the station, but little did I know... on the morning of February 16th, everything outside was covered in snow, I looked at the observatory station and it said -0.7!!! I looked at my Life station and it said +2.4!!! Hahaha... it's laughable... everything covered in snow outside and the station said +2.4... I don't recommend it... wasted money...

What others were saying about the viewing angle is not very good, as well as the brightness of it, and it needs power with its included power supply otherwise you can't see with batteries. I expected it to be better with the comments I had read here.

The Station is quite good with a very nice display and a very nice lighting that opens and closes and has two intensity levels (strong-low), the weather icons are for predicting the next 8 hours (not for the current weather conditions prevailing at that moment). The indoor-outdoor temperature is very accurate, the indoor humidity is very accurate while the outdoor loses some units, the moon phase is as it should be, it also has a barometric pressure indicator and frost alert.
Finally, the station operates with electricity and AA batteries, just like the external unit takes AA.

In a few words, a reliable weather station!