Quick to set up and just works!
Quite a neat system (no pun intended) – easy to set up and. just works. I’m less sure about its accuracy as my outdoor sensor seem to read a bit more than surrounding/nearbye sensors. A very easy to use system and the fact that you can see the weather data from other NetAtmo users (providing they give permission to share) is very powerful.

Fait parfaitement le job.
Fait parfaitement le job.
Achte pour remplacer une station que je croyais casse.
Finalement renvoye et rembourse par Amazon. Merci Amazon.

Easy of use.
This was installed about 3 weeks ago, and so far so good. It provides quick, and accurate information on temperature and pressure etc.

An excellent product but not without issues regarding rain ingress to the outdoor units
I like the simplicity of the unit but I have reservations concerning rain ingress into the outdoor units. Firstly, the wind gauge failed, then the rain gauge, both units had water ingress as the reason for failure. Finally the outdoor temperature unit had to be protected in a polythene bag to stop moisture ingress. I then decided to buy a new rain gauge, but then, the main indoor unit would not detect the new rain gauge. So, I have now bought a new base station and a Stevenson type screen for the new outdoor unit, and the new base station happily detects the new rain gauge! All is well again.

Highly Recommend
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Superb gadget, accurate readings of temperature and weather forecast.

Sent Old Hardware not v3 (V2) and not HomeKit compatible. Netatmo replaced with V3.. happy now
Old V2 hardware recieved initially and didnt work with HomeKit as advertised. Contacted Netatmo and Netatmo arranged for an up-to-date V3 to be sent out. Good service and happy now. Thank you.

Hyper-local as-it-happens weather and atmospheric metrics for your phone
It’s taken me a while to have a proper look at this product, but now that I have had a chance to play with it, I have come away a bit perplexed as to who it is really aimed at.

This set comes with the indoor sensor and an outdoor sensor and that’s it. This limits its package capability to measuring temperature, air pressure, CO2 level and humidity, generally speaking. If you’re wanting to measure rainfall then you’ll need to purchase an additional module. Those things alone are pretty helpful though, as you get your own readings for your particular location instead of a more generalised reading that you would get from, say, your local online weather forecast.

The devices themselves seem well-made, although as other reviewers have noted the unit meant for outdoor positioning is not perhaps a rugged and weather-proof as you might think, so you have to be careful how you locate it. Under a soffit of your garage or other low roof point is probably the most sensible as you can get to it relatively conveniently for battery replacement without it getting too battered by the elements.

The wifi connection is ok in my case – but this is likely to be a very relative point as wifi is in and of itself a fractious topic for some people, as there can be numerous issues people have with coverage and interference.

Smart-home connectivity is another odd one, because it supports Alexa as well as HomeKit, but curiously it doesn’t support Google Assistant – which is perhaps the most widely used platform if not of in-home devices themselves (Google Home) then in Assistant-equipped devices (i.e. Android-powered phones and TVs as well as Google Home & NEST). This seems like a strange oversight that is not as inclusive as it could be – but it’s not a major deal.

When you start receiving the feeds of data though it does start to make a bit more sense, as you can see your own personal hyper-local feed of historical metrics which can help you if you need to react to such changes – perhaps if you have specific respiratory issues in your household, or maybe you have indoor or outdoor plants that are sensitive to the climate and may require intervention at short notice. Under that niche view then this range of products will likely find its home. It could really do with a bit more compatibility in the wifi department – maybe even being able to bounce wifi from one device to another to improve range, and I would like to see Google integration to enhance its interoperability with other connected home devices. The outdoor unit could also do with beefing-up to enhance its durability.

If you are one of those niche audiences that will value the granular hyper-local feeds of weather information, then this is a good starter set to get you going. If you don’t think you’ll value the intricacies of the metrics on offer, then just stick with other online local weather functions such as the Weather Underground service.

The outdoor module seems to be the weakspo
There are any number of people reporting that the design of the outdoor module is not up to our weather – with a lot of failures at the 1 year mark. In view of that I have installed both modules indoors, so that I can monitor different sectors of a holiday home (which has 10 different heating zones – with sometimes very different temperatures and meaning you can’t set up HIVE or NEST). This is working so far in terms of remote access, and means I can remotely turn onthe heating when required.

This was relatively easy to set up and it seems to be accurate too. It is not a cheap solution, but so far I am pleased with it.

So far so good...
I’ve been pleased with this weather station so far, it was relatively easy to set up and the information it gives seems to be accurate when compared to the Met Office.
On opening the box you see two relatively small aluminium cylinders, the larger one for indoors and the smaller for outdoors. I plugged in the indoors cylinder to the mains via the supplied USB cable and it connected to my phone via bluetooth initially, once I’d downloaded the Netatmo app, and then to my WiFi network without a problem.
The only problem I encountered during set up was after inserting the 2 supplied AAA batteries into the outside sensor I struggled to get the screw down lid to close perfectly flush with the seal, it kept gong down on an angle. After a bit of fiddling it screwed down properly.
I’ve read previous reviews about people who have had problems with water ingress with the outside sensor so I’ve placed it under the guttering on my garage (see photo) so hopefully it will stay dry-ish there.
The information you get in the app is nice and simple to understand, as can be seen in my photo’s, and you can also trace graphs for every measurement taken. One measurement I didn’t realise was measured is the CO2 level indoors, this has proven very interesting and shows we should have better ventilation when we have multiple people in our living room!
Its nice being able to access the data wherever I am, as a gardener its proven very handy, and also the feature that lets you see other peoples data who are in the Netatmo network on a map.
I would like to add the rainfall and wind speed sensors to the package but the price is high at the moment but its definitely something I’ll keep an eye on and try to purchase in the future.

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I really do like this
I confess to being a bit of a “weather geek”. I’ve had one of those consumer weather stations for many years but in the last year it had begun to fall to bits and then stopped working altogether.

There were 2 reasons I hesitated over the Netatmo. Mounting weather stations is a bit of a nightmare for the un-DIY type like me. For some reason, I thought the main module was about the size of the original Amazon Echo and the outdoor module the same but a bit shorter. Where to put them? How to mount them? I laughed when I opened the box. The outdoor module is a similar length to and slightly thicker than a Smarties tube. The indoor module about the thickness of those Christmas Smartie tubes, but half the length. And both incredibly light. It was a job of minutes to put a screw in under the eaves of my porch and simply hang the outdoor module on (and perfect for being away from rain and sunlight). The indoor module is small enough to be unobtrusive.

I had no issues at all setting it, and the Android app, up. And this app is really well done, in my opinion. Instant info, graphs for everything with minimum finger presses but beautifully clear and zoomable in and out. And the app also works fine on my Android tablet. Temperature measurements are spot on and barometer pressure agrees with the only remaining working part of my old weather station. I also bought the rain guage, well worth having in my opinion. That was equally easy to mount thanks to a standard tripod mount on the bottom (I used one of those “Gorilla” type mounts to wrap it around the top of a trellis in my garden). I love that you can hook into outdoor Netatmo stations all round the world – I have some marked as “Favourites” that are close to friend’s houses across Europe. I also like the measurement for air quality, something I haven’t had before which has provoked me to open windows more often to improve it – and decided me to get another indoor module for my bedroom.

I haven’t – and won’t get – the wind station. This really needs to be mounted on a roof and, though I liked having my previous one (on a garden wall) it was so hopelessly inaccurate because of obstacles and surrounding houses that I knew it would be a waste of money. Because the only thing I am slightly critical of with this Netatmo kit is value for money. This stuff feels just a bit too expensive for what it is, but that’s my only complaint. And Netatmo stuff appears regularly on Amazon Deals (I’ve been thinking about one for about 2 years, so I’ve been watching).

I’ve read many reports about the reliability of the outdoor sensor. They are worrying but I just haven’t had it long enough to comment personally. I’ve had no issues of any kind in the few weeks I’ve owned it.

If you’re the slightest weather geek, you will like this.

Quality engineered produc
From the moment of opening the box it is apparent that this is a quality, engineered product.

The setting up is very simple and easy to follow.

As a long time Netatmo fan, my only hesitation is that the units do occasionally disconnect from the WIFi router, in which case there is a hole in the data, which is a shame. The battery lasts for a few months, but I do wish there was a push notification that alerts you when the battery level falls to 20% or so.