ECOWITTWi-Fi Gateway Weather Station, with Built-in Temperature, Humidity, and Barometric Sensors, IOT Ready, Supports Ecowitt Sensors Developed, USB Power, 915 MHz

Great product. Setup isn't too bad. Paired with ecowitt soil moisture sensor makes keeping track of plants dry back.The data graph is amazing. It has really help me dial in a good watering schedule.

Setting up the hub with the app was super straightforward and adding additional devices happens almost automatically, at least on a Samsung phone hahaI've been using this to monitor my greenhouse and plant shelf's temperature/humidity. I've even started using their moisture meters to monitor some of my more valuable houseplants. I love the ability to email myself warnings when things get too dry or hot! Seems pretty accurate compared to my old thermometers.

After going thru tons of different stand alone sensors and "weather stations" I have settled on Ecowitt.This piece of hardware is the inside temp and humidity sensor, as well as the gateway that connects to all the other sensors and the Internet as well.This was super easy to setup and connect to the sensors and the Internet. This system has been functioning flawlessly for almost 6 months.This unit has been communicating with the wind and light sensor which is mounted 30 feet in the air about 80 feet from the house, as well as to the outside temp and humidity sensor.Couldn't be happier with Ecowitt.

I originally bought the WS90/HP2564 combo for $300. I could have saved $100 by buying one of these instead of the HP2564 if I didn't need a separate display and was content viewing on my cell phone or computer. This little unit does an amazing amount of work for such a low price.

Some additional instructions and extra cablage needed in order to really get it going. Surprised that it was not really included in the first place. Great price though.

This little dude is prefect environmental monitor for that indoor garden. I love the wireless soil moisture meters the pair easily with the ecowitt hub and help to keep a good and accurate moisture level so i can learn how much and how frequent to water.

smaller than i thought... works great

I wanted to love this since it's what a friend of mine uses and swears by. Well I couldn't get it to connect to the app. The interface is RIDICULOUSLY old. Think late 90's. Confusing as heck. And not as important but worth mentioning, the amount of grammatical errors in the instruction manual should have been a red flag. Overall impression is: why am I trying to hard to make this work when there are far simpler options that are more effective and slightly cheaper.