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The La Crosse Technology 308-1711BL is a compact digital weather station with a wireless outdoor sensor rated for up to 300 feet. It shows indoor and outdoor temperature, humidity, moon phase, the date and a clock with alarm on a small color display. It runs on four AA and AAA batteries, so there is no cord and no app. It suits people who want basic indoor and outdoor readings at a glance without paying for internet or app features. Against app-connected stations, it is simpler and cheaper in features but has no remote access, forecast or history.
In stockSold by La Crosse TechnologyReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
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Lowest price we've seen: $48.99 on Nov 10 at Best Buy. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.
Owners of La Crosse stations generally describe them as easy to set up and reliable for basic temperature and humidity readings. Reception between the sensor and display is usually reported as solid at normal household distances. Complaints tend to focus on the small display and the lack of smart features.
La Crosse Technology's Wireless weather station provides you with precise real-time weather data straight from your own backyard. Monitors the indoor room temperature, receives wireless outdoor temperature, humidity levels, tracks trends, and sets customizable alerts from an all-in-one convenient device. View the current heat index and dew point, along with current moon phase. Displays time with calendar and indicates when batteries are low. Includes a weather resistant TX141TH-B remote temperature/humidity sensor to send wireless transmission within 330 feet (100m) in open air, directly to your indoor station, and detects down -40°F. Battery operated weather station requires 4 AA (not included) batteries. View your backyard weather at your convenience with up to the minute data.
