La Crosse Technology Indoor Comfort Monitor in Black to Help You Maintain Ideal Room Temperature

Y.: Very accurate! Had it for nearly 2 years and changed the battery once. Still works great! Highly recommend :)

Canada on Jul 14, 2021

Foxy Play: I compared both thermometer and hygrometer functions with others in home stationery devises and this one appears to be very accurate with little variations.

Canada on Oct 19, 2020

Jo Sandberg: This has worked well for over a year. Unfortunately, I lost the battery backing and when I replaced the battery the last time, it slipped and is now stuck in the body of the device and can't be retrieved.

Canada on Mar 14, 2019

sebastian hanhausen: Muy bueno y bonito. Incluye ya una batería. le pongo 4 estrellas porque aunque permite poner la humedad y la temperatura en el centro y grande, no permite poner el reloj. Otra razón es porque si lo quieres en °C solo se puede tener en 24 hrs el reloj. si se quiere en am/pm solo se puede en °F. Ademas de que aunque el display LCD tiene el simbolo de alarma, este equipo no cuenta con alarma.

Si lo que quieres es saber la temperatura o la humedad y de paso la hora lo recomiendo mucho, (de hecho compré 2) si necesitas un reloj o un despertador no lo recomiendo.

Mexico on Jan 10, 2019

Bellhead: I really like this thing. I compared with others and it's very accurate, down to the tenth of a degree. The battery has lasted 2 years but just now is getting low. It's a standard CR2032 battery that is cheap and available anywhere. The display looks as good as new 2 years in with no defects or artifacts and it's very easy to see from a distance even though I'm nearsighted.
And it is fine at night in a bedroom because it does not glow or emit any light (or sound).
Great little thermometer and clock.
It's also not complicated to adjust at all (like for the time change to DT/ST.

United States on Mar 22, 2017

Amazon Customer: Nice big digital display. Easy to read. Very accurate readings. And I was surprised that the battery it takes is 2032 watch battery. I get my watch batteries at the dollar store, so I always have lots around if needed.

Canada on Jul 12, 2015

Scooter guy: As the five suggests, I love this product. Some say it isn't that accurate but it's accurate enough for me. What surprised me the most is that it's bigger than I expected. Prior to owning this product, I had a Sharper Image clock/thermometer that lasted 18 years before completely dying. I think this product is actually much better. The numbers are large enough to see and you can choose to have the temperature or the humidity in larger numbers. It's super easy to setup and is simple in operation so it suits my needs just fine (monitoring office temperature and humidity).
The only drawback is that it has no backlight for night operation. If you only need a simple, inexpensive indoor thermometer, give this one a try. You will probably like it.

United States on Aug 08, 2014

great lakes ike: I've had this for a month or so and I've been quite happy with it. It has a nice subtle presence in a room (sitting on top of my roll-top desk), and yet the display is easy to read. I give it 5-stars because it's exactly what I expected - a nice, functional temperature / humidity display that is both affordable and yet it doesn't feel like a "cheapy" item. I like it.

United States on Jan 13, 2014

J.A.K.: I bought the La Crosse Technology Indoor Digital Thermometer and Hygrometer, the Acu-Rite Indoor Humidity Monitor, and the Springfield 9.125" Vertical Thermometer and Hygrometer. All are standing together on my desk this moment. The La Crosse shows 76.3 F, the Acu-Rite shows 77 F, the Springfield a little over 76 F. This confirms several weeks of experience with these items, that they show similar or identical temperatures, which gives me some confidence in their accuracy.

The humidity reading on the Lacrosse is 27%, on the Acu-Rite 22%, and on the Springfield about 37%. This is also in keeping with past experience, with the La Crosse and Acu-rite staying in the 20s and the Springfield near 40%.

I give the La Crosse four stars because the temperature is easy to read. I give Acu-Rite three stars because the humidity, which I do not trust, is displayed larger than the temperature, and the screen is generally cluttered. However, it does show low and high temperatures and humidity over a 24-hour period, so those who find this information interesting would rate it higher. I also give the Springfield three stars -- the humidity is unreliable and the temperature is a bit...

United States on Feb 26, 2013

Amazon Customer: I have had problems with products that show unreliable humidity indication in the past, but I wanted something to know how dry (or moist) the air in my Alaska home was getting. We have issues with frost/ice on inside of windows when it gets cold outside, but if it gets too dry, my son and I get bloody noses.

My home weather station is made by La Crosse, and I have been amazed at how well it works (even in cold conditions) and how long the AA batteries last (over a year, even outside in the cold).

It seemed like a natural pick to use this company again.

I bought two of these and immediately placed them side by side to see how different they would be. After they had 10+ minutes to stabilize, they were reading practically the same. I now have them in two different spots in my house and they give me a good sense of how humid the air is.

United States on Jan 23, 2012