Our Point of View on the Govee Wireless Weather Station

Hello everybody welcome to another Point of View video with Matt and Josh and we're talking about the Govee weather station, home weather station. Have a look at that. It's pretty sink and neat. I mean this can go in your bed stand or your kitchen, wherever you get your morning coffee and you want to see what the weather is outside. Yeah it's nice to see as soon as you wake up in the morning whether you're having to go to your phone or anything else you've got the information right there at your nightstand. Because it's also an alarm clock. It has these little foot pegs that go on. I'll show you that in a minute in the close-up. And it sits there like that or you can have it where it hangs on your wall. It's flat against the surface of the wall and it gives you your... Put that by your thermometer. Now you can either choose to have batteries to operate this. You don't want to have a power source or you can have it plugged in if it's on your nightstand or whatever. Right so the receiver that goes... it broadcasts on the 433 megahertz channel. So it's a wireless system that goes out in your yard and it gives back information to what you're seeing in the camera right now which is the weather station. So it tells you a 12-hour forecast. It tells you humidity, the temperature, the time, everything, right at your fingertips instantly. And this is sitting outside so you don't have to do any of that anymore. Yeah it's a really cool little thing from Gobi. Nice and big and bright and easy to see. Those were a hard... Yeah hard to see. You got a couple of big buttons on the top there. Easy to press and snooze. You wake up and you're in the morning and you're kind of still in your haze. Right so you can see this is the brightness, right? Or you have you... when the alarm is going off, hit your snooze button. Yeah. You can use it as an alarm clock too. Right and then you got your little connector there. Well that's from Gobi. Great little product. That's our point of view and guys we thank you for watching. We'll see you again next time here on What Tools Inside. Take care. It is 25 degrees Celsius.