Review on 🌡️ AMIR Indoor Outdoor Thermometer with 3 Wireless Sensors and LCD Backlight: A Reliable Temperature Humidity Monitor for Home, Office, and Baby Room by Steve Lawrence

bought recently. Wanted to give some initial feedback. Actual console size is 3.5 inches (width) x 3 inches (height). Despite knowing this, I could not find this data anywhere in the product description. When examining other weather stations using the "Compare with similar objects” function, the size of the console is one of the most important comparison parameters. Being new to weather stations, I confused the packaging dimensions of 4.7 x 3.6 with the console dimensions. - Denial of responsibility. I come from the boomer generation. The vision is no longer the same. This observation does not apply to others. Because the console is smaller than expected, the icons listed in the product description are difficult to see (trend lines, smileys, etc.). No deal breaker. Just not helpful for me. My priority was to see the temperature and humidity readings from all sensors at a glance - Design: All numbers are the same size. Looking at the console takes a few brain cycles to determine what the temperature is. I can see where it can get more confusing in winter - when the temperature and humidity are close to the same values. The jury isn't ready for that yet as we're getting used to the new device. A better design would be to have smaller numbers for humidity. Then the eye is drawn to the larger (temperature) numbers when first looking at the console. - Good transmit power. As a test I placed a sensor in the fridge to see if the temperature could be controlled. Two rooms later, through a closed interior door in a refrigerator in the garage, the console could control the refrigerator's temperature.