Enhanced Accuracy Alarm-Enabled AcuRite 01080M Temperature and Humidity Gauge in Black Review

I live in an apartment where I cannot control the temperature settings and the climate can be quite humid. After purchasing a dehumidifier last year, I wanted to know exactly how humidity and temperature varies from day to day and season to season. This device shows these calculations and also has some additional information. However, I had to turn off the alarm clock. It is also nice that you can use a stand or magnets for placement. As long as the battery lasts.

Adjustable - Forget everything else for a cigar hygrometer. I returned the last 4 I bought because they were inaccurate and couldn't be adjusted enough to fit them (they were over +-6). I did a salt test and adjusted accordingly. It quickly changes/adapts to changes in humidity. The temperature was correct, but you can also adjust it. The alarm works great. Set high and low beep levels. Too bad I had to buy 5 others which I returned before trying this one. Hope that helps!

The display is accurate and usable, but it has a few minor flaws: 1. First, unless you're using brand new alkaline batteries, the display is dim and doesn't match the pictures at all on the Revains website. If you use rechargeable batteries, the display will always be thin because NiMH batteries usually have a lower output voltage than new alkaline batteries. Eats batteries relatively quickly. From week 2, the display begins to dim. Otherwise I am completely satisfied with it. Simple controls…

*Important calibration note in this review!*5 stars for everything because it's a hygrometer: it's supposed to measure humidity, and it does. It also reads temperature, displays high and low temperature and humidity readings, and has a digital bar at the top with an arrow showing humidity from zero to 100% (technically, the instructions say the humidity range is 1-99% amounts to). Runs on 2 AAA batteries. Can be attached to the fridge with magnets on the back. Can stand upright on a table with…

Struggling with the moisture problem in my workshop, I realized I couldn't solve it without monitoring the results - so I chose the wireless SensorPush for this purpose Hygrometer with alarms. it quickly became clear that while the SensorPush is great, I wanted to see the humidity immediately when I was there, so I also grabbed a ThermoPro TP55 digital hygrometer, which I can easily attach to my gun safe with magnets. If I wasn't using the SensorPush, I'd probably be happy with the ThermoPro…