The Netatmo Weather Station consists of two cylindrical modules -- one for indoors and one for outdoors. Together, they'll send all sorts of environmental data straight to your smartphone. Click ahead for the details.
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Hard-wired indoor module
The indoor module plugs in via micro USB.
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Battery-powered outdoor module
The outdoor module uses two AAA batteries (included) to stay powered for as long as a year.
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Mountable module
You'll be able to mount the outdoor module wherever you like.
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Outdoor placement
Netatmo recommends keeping the outdoor module out of direct sunlight, and at least somewhat sheltered from direct rainfall if possible.
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Extra modules
You can expand your setup with additional modules if needed. Outdoor units go for $69 each, while extra indoor units cost $79 (£59). (Other pricing for countries outside the US isn't currently available.)
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Rain gauge, too
There's also a new Netatmo Rain Gauge accessory you can pick up for $79.
