Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I just received and set up the Weatherflow station and felt like sharing a review. I've been geeking out on local weather, climate and home weather instruments for years, and this product puts all my old gadgets to rest. I saw this online and got pretty excited about the temp, humidity, rain, UV, lightning, and the integration with my other smart home devices and online networks, but I didn't think it would actually work, and I figured it would be cheaply built at that price. I was pleasantly surprised. It came out of the packaging like an iphone, well-designed and simple. It feels sleek and high quality. The set up was simple and took me about 10 minutes. There’s no assembly, you basically just download the Weatherflow app, plug it in and follow the steps. My weather readings came online instantly. Amazing. And, literally, one day after I set it up, we got this really rare May lightning in California, and on the first flash, instantly I got an alert on my phone warning me of local lightning. So cool. The only challenge was thinking about where to place the two sensors. The "Air" is supposed to be in total shade. I put mine up under an eve on the north side of the house. I tested its readings against other instruments, and it's perfectly accurate. The "Sky" is supposed to go in full sun, so I mounted mine on the eve of my roof, and it works great. It comes with a mount for a PVC pipe, but I used the threaded mount on the bottom to attach it directly to a 2x4. The wireless signals seem solid so far. The wind sensor is crazy accurate. Before putting it on the roof, I set up a fan to test it various ways, and it sensed everything. I can't wait for another storm. :) The app is fairly basic and easy to use. I also connected my weather station with my Amazon Alexa via the Alexa app. Now, when I ask Alexa for the temperature, she gives me a reading from my own backyard. I'm curious about the feature that allows it to “auto-calibrate” over time -- we’ll see. I kinda feel like I'm contributing to science.