Replaced a much more expensive station
My old station needed a Wi-Fi bridge and an app that stopped updating. This one just works. The outdoor sensor has survived two storms and reads within half a degree of my mercury thermometer.
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GLVSAE · GL-WS075-WH
7.5-inch colour display · 3 outdoor channels · self-setting clock
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Skyview reads barometric pressure every 15 minutes and compares it with a 12-hour trend to build its forecast. That is the same method shipping captains used a century ago, and it still beats a phone app during a storm that takes the local tower down.
Garden, garage, nursery — each sensor reports separately, no pairing menus.
Radio time signal updates the clock twice a year, on its own.
Factory-calibrated sensor with a reference card for spot checks.
Specifications
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Ask a question| Display | 7.5 in colour VA, 1024 × 600 |
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| Indoor | 32–122°F, ±0.5°F · 1–99% RH, ±3% |
| Outdoor | −40–140°F, ±0.5°F · IPX4 sensor |
| Range | 300 ft / 90 m, 433MHz, 3 channels |
| Forecast | Barometric, 12–24h, 5 icons + trend arrow |
| Clock | Radio-controlled (WWVB/DCF77), auto DST |
| Power | USB-C 5V/1A · 3 × AA backup |
| Dimensions | 7.9 × 5.5 × 1.1 in |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Ratings & reviews
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My old station needed a Wi-Fi bridge and an app that stopped updating. This one just works. The outdoor sensor has survived two storms and reads within half a degree of my mercury thermometer.
Set itself overnight and handled the October clock change without me touching it. The display is readable from the kitchen island. Three sensors is more useful than I expected — one is in the cellar.
The temperature and humidity are spot on. The 12-hour forecast is more of a trend indicator than a forecast — it said sunny and we got drizzle. Still useful, just don’t plan a picnic on it.
Large numbers, no app, no subscription. My parents are 78 and they can read it from across the room. The backlight schedule means it isn’t glowing in the guest room at 2am.
Questions
The questions our support team answers most about this product.
No. The outdoor sensor talks to the display over 433MHz, and the clock sets itself from the radio time signal. No router, no app, no account.
Up to 300ft in open air, roughly 100ft through two interior walls. For a garage or shed, mount the sensor on an exterior wall facing the house.
Yes. The EU/UK version uses DCF77 and MSF time signals and ships with a CE-marked adapter. Select the region in settings on first boot.
Yes, there is a keyhole slot on the back. Keep it out of direct sun and at least 4ft above the ground for accurate outdoor readings.
Pairs well with
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12-inch oak frame · sweep movement · absolutely no ticking
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