Wireless ThermoPro TP67A Weather Station: Waterproof Indoor & Outdoor Thermometer

thayes: This was supposed to be a replacement for a rechargeable unit, but instead takes 2 batteries. But that turns out to be a good thing. This one is easier to work with and more dependable than the rechargeable unit. But I have to say that the company seems a little flakey. They were supposed to send me a replacement unit under warranty. Called several times. Never came. The descriptions and product model numbers are, at best, confusing. But I’m quite happy with the unit and I guess that’s finally what matters.

United States on Dec 11, 2023

Kindle Customer: I have had several of this type of outdoor thermometers and I like this one the best!

United States on Nov 17, 2023

Peter: I purchased this and 2 other units. I contacted support and they agreed to replace the sensor that dies. Now they do not reply and no way to purchase just this sensor.

Australia on Mar 19, 2023

Amazon Customer: Please advise me what to do to reconnect the remote sensor and the main unit. They are disconnected after the replacement of battery.

Australia on Mar 16, 2023

allan lord: Nice accurate unit that looks stylish as well.

Australia on Dec 07, 2022

VictorS: Very Inaccurate when compared to other models bought from the same comapny.

Australia on Oct 25, 2022

glendon: Great range and accuracy and cool how it auto cycles between 3 sensors.
Just wish a little easier to read the “minus sign” and decimal points.

Canada on Mar 31, 2022

Paul: I've had one of these for almost 2 years. It's plenty accurate and easy enough to read. I'm sure there are more sophisticated units out there, but for the price I don't think you can go wrong.

But really ... the best thing about it is the level of customer support that's offered.

After about a year, one digit on the interior display blanked out (the interior after the decimal point). Hardly critical, but I contacted ThermoPro support and was quite surprised NOT to be put on hold or forced through phone-tree gymnastics. I was speaking with someone within seconds of making my support selection.

Within 5 minutes, I'd given all the relevant information and was told I'd have a new unit in 5-7 business days.

Yesterday, the remote unit needed recharging. No big deal, since they supply a hybrid USB cable that plugs into any USB charger. But when I disconnected the charger, the remote died. Obviously a bad battery.

I called their customer support number again. Again I had someone on the line with me in seconds. Once I gave him my name, he was able to pull up the record of the previous replacement. All he needed was for me to confirm my street address and...

United States on Oct 07, 2021

J. Gordon: Price is right. Features are right. Display is good. Temperature is within the 2.5 degrees stated. Humidity seems right.

Barometric pressure, no so much.

The barometric pressure reads about .40 inches too low consistently. If the pressure is 29.98, both my units will read 29.59.

I say, both my units, as I wrote to the Seller when I first got this up and running to report this problem.

They promptly sent me a second unit "base and remote" that was obviously an open box return, but I get the same pressure reading on the second unit as the first.

That was about 90 days ago.

After initially reporting this outcome with the second unit to the Seller they promptly replied that they would check with the factory. When I didn't receive an update after a week, I wrote to them asking what they had found out. They told me that they hadn't heard anything yet, but would let me know.

I never heard from them again.

As of now, I have 2 base units and 2 remotes and I have to add .40 to my pressure reading to know what the pressure actually is.

If not for this quirk, I'd give it 4 stars, as the display could be a bit brighter, but I do...

United States on Oct 20, 2020

Patrick G. Snapp: This review covers the purchase of two indoor/outdoor stations, one being the TP67A ( with relative humidity and barometric pressure readings) and the other being the TP63A (temperature readings only) . We placed the indoor units in different rooms set on the frequency of one rechargeable sensor. The second sensor is being held in reserve anticipating historically that the sensor is usually the weakest link in the system and is the first to go bad. Initial set-up was easier than experiences with other brands that actually cost more, enhanced by the convenience of a self contained rechargeable battery in the remote sensor unit. The initial charging time out of the box took only an hour. Although the initial temperature readings were out of tolerance as compared with other reliable thermometers in/around our home, after a few hours they regulated to within specified tolerance levels. The units seem to be very well made compared to previously owned brands. After several days of use, both units are operating exactly as expected and advertised. Note: although the humidity and barometric pressure readings seem to be accurate, we have no way to confirm them. We have not had to recharge...

United States on Oct 08, 2019