📌TOP 5 Best Home Weather Stations|Acurite vs Ambient vs Davis| Holiday SALE 2023!!

[@elektrofry]

Just set up the Acurite 5 in 1. Had to unplug and remove batteries in both display and sensor and resync. the display unit lost signal with the sensor unit after 25 feet. All batteries were from a brand new package. Sending back.

[@user-wh1nr9rr1h]

I've had several AcuRight stations and IMO the Davis Vantage Vue is hands down a better station.

[@stanleypoe7393]

Hello: I did some homework, prior to seeing your comparison video, and purchased the Acu-Rite Atlas 7-in-one unit. Love the features; but STILL having "a dog of a time connecting to my home/studio WiFi. Hopefully I will before your reply comment?

[@ernzerphilippe]

Wait... you're placing Davis 5th but AcuRite first?? Doesn't make sense to me.

[@rogerlewis7894]

Is this video primarily for those who know absolutely NOTHING about Personal Weather Stations? Its ranking criteria must be solely based on affordability/cheapness alone. NOT accuracy, reliability, durability, expandability, customer support, as well as available replacement parts. Which ALL SHOULD be the criteria when making a video of this nature. Thus giving the viewer a more informed take-away. My guess is... this is why the Davis Vantage Pro 2 was ranked 5th. Due to it starting at a much higher price point than the $149.oo Acu Rite mentioned... And...as the expression goes..."ya get what ya pay for"... right!?? And yes, there are still PWS starting at a higher price point than the Davis Vantage Pro 2... But they are not in this video. Oh, and then there's this... The Davis Vantage Pro 2 is the No.1 preferred PWS for a lot of professional Meteorologists across the Country. And there is a reason for that. I am proud to say I've owned a Vantage Pro 2 for several yrs now. I would highly recommend it over any of the other 4 in this video. And another thing, My suggestion to ANY of you who are considering purchasing a PWS. Do your own research Read/watch customer reviews on the product as well as professional reviews. Note: When I say "professional" I mean people who actually know the ins and outs about the product based on tech specs and such.

[@Panzerbeast]

Would help to quote prices for each one....

[@bigchew3149]

i am fixing to buy a good weather station my 3 one as a mate of fact so i am tired of cheep junk i want a good one an so i have ben doing my home work & i have narrowed it down to my short list 3-4 that i like That is good quality like the davis & the ambient weather of good quality i think their is 1-2 more that are really good But i consider the acurite cheep junk as well as the (lacross i think) & (pretty much any thing walmart sells ) i have had several an all die within a year or so an to me thats cheep junk!..Thanks for the infio !

[@gaylebenavidez9463]

How much for #2?

[@DoeyPP]

AcuRite no way will not work with Mac or iPhone . I got one and gave it back went with the was 2902 much better.

[@lfs-x1r]

All stations apart from Davis Vantage Pro, don't have a fan aspirated radiation shield, therefore the temperature is no accurate in the sun. Bad choices!

[@SuperManning11]

This is the kind of info I came here to learn about, but all these videos seem to be just sales pitches for each of these items. It’s very disappointing.

[@raeoffenix4784]

Most stations that are designed to be in the sun have internal aspirating fans that move air through the product which allows fo accurate temperature readings in the sun

[@linmatheson5504]

So hard to concentrate on this video with the awful music loop...

[@geoffsmith6373]

I'm honestly getting sick of videos like this that use a robot to speak. I couldn't take any of these reviews seriously partly due to it not being spoken by a human, but also because of the stock (or stolen?) footage used rather than videoing your actual testing.