Amgaze Anemometer, Digital LCD Wind Speed Meter Gauge Air Flow Velocity Measurement Thermometer for Windsurfing Kite Flying Sailing Surfing Fishing

Good product

Small and awesome, very well made

No battery was included in the pack , it was mentioned on the pack that the battery would come with the order , but it didn't alas.

I bought this considering so many reviews and realized it is so much of a pain to get this thing functional. Firstly, I bought batteries separately which I expected to be there after searching for it everywhere. Secondly, after so much of discomfort when I plugged the batteries, it didn't work. Thirdly, the product description is so vague that I didn't expect so much of hardships to get this thing operational. Fourthly, being a Paramotor Pilot- the equipment which I was expecting to handy, turned out to be waste after all these hardships. REALLY DISAPPOINTING PURCHASE. 😞

Readings are random even under standard laboratory conditions. To start with the reading is not zero when the rotor of the anemometer is completely still.

O aparelho é ótimo, funciona bem, simples de usar!!

We recently had a large awning installed over our covered patio in Scottsdale, Arizona. Our house is located in the McDowell foothills where the winds can blow very fiercely, especially in the afternoon summer months. The awning is manually operated and instructions suggest raising it in winds above 10 and 15 mph. I ordered the anemometer to check for wind speed since I find it hard to gauge wind speed myself.The device appears to be accurate temperature-wise - I have compared it to my 2 outside thermometers and temperatures appears to be pretty close. I have only had it for 3 days now and there has been very little wind at all but it catches the breeze and registers the speed quite well.Some reviewers complain that the operator has to turn towards the wind in order to get a reading. Frankly, that doesn't bother me at all. I actually like to see which direction I have to face to get a good reading.I didn't want to spend a lot of money and this one clocked in at around $20 with tax. It comes with a neck loop so I hang it around my neck when out walking to check the temperature and wind speed. Adds a bit of interest! My husband wants to use it when he goes fishing to check wind direction for casting.One small note : in order to install the battery or change the temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit the yellow plastic protective cover needs to be removed. It took us a few minutes to work that out.I am very happy with the purchase and have no complaints at present.

Produto muito bom, embora pequeno.

Cool little gadget, eSpecially for the price. Took some discussion to figure out how the average wind speed is calculated And I'm still not 100% sure. It's not like I'm going to leave it outside to check for the overnight wind average. But when in average mode, it seems to provide a more consistent reading. The "wind chill" indicator apparently only exists to tell you when it's below freezing, which I don't think is what the weatherman means when he/she talks about windchill 😉. But it does measure the temperature of the wind blowing through the little hole at the 7 o'clock position of the fan. It's very portable and I appreciate the light up screen. I use it to check the air conditioning/heater registers to make sure the filters are clean. Constantly amazes me how inexpensive measuring gadgets have become. I also have a scale that measures In milligrams. My wife used to work in a lab and scales with that level of precision used to cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars. I paid 12 bucks for mine. I really appreciated the one reviewer who has a weather station and said that this product measured almost precisely as his professional Rig did

I just received this item and I knew opening the box I had a problem. The manufacture's cover was 'taped' closed , The battery was missing and the lanyard was already on the anemometer, which if it was new it wouldn't be. I went and bought a battery(in fact 4 of them. They only came on a card of 4).Sure enough, I tried all four batteries and the unit wouldn't turn on. I tested the batteries with a multimeter and they all were reading 3.6 to 3.8 volts DC. after an hour of trying every thing I could think of. I set up to return the item and get my money back.This covers many items from Amazon. I have never returned so many items in all the years that I have shopped with Amazon and I have been a customer of theirs since they first open for business.I influx of unregulated Asian merchants is forcing me to consider to stop using Amazon and go directly to the companies that have the product I want. Heck I now know all the UPS clerks by 1st name with all the items I have returned this past year.I wouldn't it stars if I didn't have to.Update to my original review:First the customer service is 'Outstanding'. They contacted me within a few hours after my review posted and offered me a new unit and to just keep the old one and not return it. I accepted there offer and yesterday received the replacement unit.Due to the fact I now own an 'official' weather station and supply updates to Weather Underground, I was able to run some tests with the unit for accuracy. My station is 25 feet off the ground, so I got on my results by climbing on my roof and holding my unit as high as I could reach.Here are the results:Wind: within 1 to 2 mph of my official anemometer( very sensitive unit). 4 to 5 mph difference on the ground, this is due to blocking impediments(cars, trees buildings, etc.)Temp: 3 to 5 degrees of my unit(slow to respond to temp. changes,)Wind Chill reading: same as temp variation (much faster response though), don't understand reason.Humidity: N/A (Instructions show a 'Operating Range', but there is nothing in the display that shows.)Barometric Pressure: N/AFinal consensus: For the price a 'Outstanding' little device. Does it have all the bells and whistles that a more professional device, No., but it will do what I want which is to keep tract of wind for me to plan my outings. Why didn't I give it a 5 Star, because of the temp response, it can take up to 5 min. for it to respond to a temp change. Don't hold it in your hand if you are interested in getting a close temperature reading. It can throw off the reading by as much as 10 to 15 degrees. Set it in the open on the ground for about 5 min. ( not on a rock.)