Digital Photo Frame Weather Station

IN6902
Wireless Thermometer/Humidity Sensor
$19.95
On Sale $7.99

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  • Digital Photo Frame Is A Multi-Function Weather Station


    Show off your digital photos in a static or slideshow display on our 7" thin-film transistor color LCD screen, and then check the temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and historical weather information before you leave the house. Includes a radio-controlled digital and analog clock with alarm, calendar, sunrise and sunset times, and moon phase. Add up to four 900 mhz wireless remote weather sensors for monitoring basement, garage or wine cellar.

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    WindandWeather Digital Photo Frame Weather Station
     
    3.0

    (based on 1 review)

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    (5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

     
    3.0

    Good Weather, Poor Picture

    By Moon Watcher

    from Rainy Florida

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Accurate temperature
    • Easy to set up
    • Good sun and moon display

    Cons

    • Crops images
    • Displays images in order
    • Does not resize to screen
    • Poor picture quality

    Best Uses

    • Inside Outside Temp
    • Sun and Moon Rise
    • Sun and Moon Set

    Comments about WindandWeather Digital Photo Frame Weather Station:

    The sun and moon display is why we bought the unit. The digital photo frame was an added bonus. The Sun and Moon rise and set is nicely displayed. The photo frame leaves a lot to be desired. It is low resolution and fuzzy in spite of its small size. It crops photos instead of resizing to fit the display. It only displays photos in the order of loading. It does not randomize the display; that gets monotonous.

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