I had ordered this product from BALDR and could not get the sensor to communicate with the main unit. Hence the clock was not displaying either the time or weather as it was supposed to. Communicated with customer service via email and tried out steps they suggested in their email. There was no phone number I could call. I got frustrated and decided to return the unit. I had paid $5 for shipping the unit to me and then an additional $8 to return the unit. I was not refunded the shipping costs of a unit that did not work for me. I was only refunded the cost of the unit about 10 days after when I sent an email reminding BALDR that I had returned the unit. Had I not sent the email, I am not sure I would have received a refund either. So in short, this experience was not a positive one regards customer service.

LOVE MY WEATHR STATION

Placement is critical. A wire shelf blocks the WWVB signal. With proper placement, time keeping is perfect. Excellent display.

For $30 you do not expect a lot, but it is better than other brands I have tested doing the same functions
Basic setup is easy, and the main unit connects to the remote weather sensor as in my case located it outside

Making the custom setting is a bit tougher as the user's manual is somewhat complex, but you can set through it at any time once you have used this and see how it functions

The main unit which has the screen is large enough to see some feet away as it is in color and there is a button to press to change the brightness from low to high or off.

One negative is the unit must be plugged into an A/C 120 volt plug, which may limit where you want to locate the unit
But on the positive side because it is not on a battery allowed the screen to be brighter
I placed the main unit right next to my desktop P/C and no functional issues in doing that

Another negative is this is marketed as a function that reports "future Forecast" but if you look at the image I included look at the upper left side where all this future forecast is shows like a sun, clouds, partly cloudy images but nothing else, does not show forecast like what the humidity, or temperature will be
This updates those images slowly over the day, but too late as you simply have to look out a window at anytime to see if sunny or not

The remote weather probe is simple to sync up with the main unit by selecting one of 3 channels and then setting the main unit for the same channel number

I did have a few questions on setup and emailed seller directly, and they did reply back within a few hours

This looks like a great little device. I like everything about it so far. It totally sets itself up and goes to work all automatically. When I first plugged it in it was on the wrong time zone and the wrong calendar year. Within a few minutes it somehow figured out what time zone it was in... no idea how it figured that out. It was on the 2000 year calendar also. That changed itself to the right calendar within a couple minutes as well. Of course it also got all the other information it needed either over the WiFi or by radio signals. I really like that it shows the relative humidity for both indoors and outdoors. Indoor/outdoor thermometers have a tendency to interfere with each other when there are more than one around. This is a condo... and there are several in the area. My other indoor/outdoor unit often gets shut down, or loses contact with the outdoor transmitter and has to have the batteries taken out and put back in to reset it. So far that has not happened to this BALDR unit. The backlight is a great feature! I like that it shows both indoor and outdoor humidity as well. Having a power supply and not needing batteries in the indoor unit is also economical and convenient. I would definitely recommend this nice little device to anyone who wants such a unit. I haven't seen anything nearly as nice as this. The instructions looked a little complicated... but, I soon realized that I didn't need them much at all! It knows what to do!