The Kentfaith Digital Camera is a budget-friendly option perfect for beginners and casual photographers. It features a 64 MP resolution for sharp images, and 16x digital zoom. The simple design and user-friendly connection make it easy to use, it also has a reasonably sized screen that is great for framing and reviewing shots. However, the camera struggles in low-light places, and the digital zoom can reduce image quality. Even with these drawbacks, it offers good value for its price, making it a solid choice for those new to photography and other beginners. And the fact that it is already provided with a 32GB SD card is good. Overall a great camera.

Got this camera to spy on my cat and other animals in our backyard. It works great for wildlife too because those animals don’t see you anywhere near but you can see and hear them, and also capture them on video and take pictures of them. Works with solar batteries and requires no actual batteries or wiring. Great invention!

Excited to take some awesome holiday photos

Feel like a spy answering my phone on my sunglasses and listening to music.

The Weather Stations with Outdoor Sensor Wireless is a fantastic addition to my home, providing accurate and up-to-date weather information at a glance. The unit comes equipped with a large color display, weather forecast, digital atomic clock, and an outdoor sensor that wirelessly transmits weather data to the station.
One of the standout features of this weather station is its RCC Radio Wave Signal Reception, which ensures that the clock is always accurate and automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time. The auto light sensing feature is also a great addition, allowing for easy reading of the display in any lighting conditions.
The weather forecast feature provides detailed information on temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation, making it easy to plan your day accordingly. The outdoor sensor is easy to install and provides accurate readings, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the weather conditions around your home.
The large color display is easy to read and provides a wealth of information at a glance. The digital atomic clock feature allows for precision timekeeping, ensuring that you are always on schedule.
Overall, I am very impressed with the Weather Stations with Outdoor Sensor Wireless and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and accurate weather station for their home. Its combination of features, including RCC Radio Wave Signal Reception, auto light sensing, weather forecast, and digital atomic clock, make it a great investment for anyone looking to stay informed about the weather and time.

Overall this is a good weather station. Easy to set up. One thing I noticed was that when I first got it and plugged it in with the adaptor the screen would go dark after 10 seconds. It seems that whenever the atomic clock is getting the time the screen goes dark. Once the atomic clock was set the screen stayed on. The atomic clock gets the time at 1 am, 2 am and 3 am (and on first use). At these times the screen goes dark for exactly 3 minutes and comes back on. This was so frustrating at first. I thought I had a defective unit and was ready to return it. I finally figured it out and am happy with it.

This is my first weather station, and my main purpose in getting it was to have an accurate thermostat in my living space as my heat and AC thermostats' settings are suggestions at best. (They are very old, with levers that you adjust manually between five degree marks maybe a millimeter wide, and they don't work well.) So the internal temperature and humidity readings which are taken by the primary weather station itself are great. And the clock is great after I realised the On/Off setting in the time section was for daylight saving, not an alarm of some sort. Now the clock is keeping correct time without adjusting itself in the middle of the night to something other than what I had entered. In my opinion, the instruction manual could be a little clearer.

Speaking of the clock adjusting itself in the middle of the night, this is because the secondary sensor unit, which is supposed to be in contact with a weather tower, only manages to connect once in a while, maybe once at night, in my area. This means that the outdoor temperature, humidity, and weather conditions icon are never right. When the weather station is used in an area with a good connection to a weather tower, it keeps updating everything throughout the day. I just live in a spotty connection area apparently.

So I do get the right time, date, and internal temperature and humidity level, as well as the moon phase, which is pretty neat, but the out door temperature, humidity, and weather conditions are inaccurate. For two days it showed the symbol for rain when it was completely sunny and dry. It usually seems to just show clouds regardless of what is going on outside. So, It seems to work as it is supposed to, when you have signal from a local weather station to keep it up to date. The display itself is nice, large black numbers on a blue background, with an auto dimming feature for the intensity of the background light as compared to the light in your room. Overall, I recommend the weather station, but it may or may not work well in some areas.

A good looking base unit with a clear easy to read screen, the base can be run off of batteries and in this mode the screen goes to sleep, backlight turns off but you can still see some details. To wake it you touch at the bottom of the screen. Powering it via USB C connector allows the screen backlight to stay on, it has three brightness levels. The clock is set via radio so should be accurate, it can be manually set if there are issues with receiving the signal. The moon phases are also shown along with an indication of the potential weather (I think this is deduced from pressure, temperature and humidity conditions). One sensor is supplied but it can support up to three, the sensor automatically synced with the base but this can be done manually if required. The remote also shows the temperature and humidity on its built in display. The base displays internal temperature where it is located and the temperature where ever the remote is mounted. The remote operated OK over 20 meters away from the base, note the remote is not waterproof so needs to be protected from rain etc.. There are a set of buttons on the top of the base that are used to set settings etc. including an alarm clock feature if you want to use it as your bedroom alarm clock/weather station. The kit seems to be well constructed out of decent quality plastics, including the remote, no batteries are supplied with the station so you will need 5 AAA batteries.