Lily's Home Analog Weather Station, with Galileo Thermometer, a Precision Quartz Clock, Analog Hygrometer, and Fitzroy Storm Glass Weather Predictor, 5 Multi-Colored Spheres (7 in x 4.4 in)

For presentation and packaging this is a 5 star item. However there are some concerns. I received the item with the storm glass containing a lot of crystals at the bottom, probably from shipment. It was packaged well so I did not think much of it. I reset the storm glass by heating the object with a hair dryer. It's been a week and the storm glass does not change. Still shows crystals at the bottom which indicates frost. My room is generally 70-75°F. Storm glasses usually work best if outside but this one is too small and delicate to be left outside. Perhaps in a windowsill some change will happen. In south Texas our summers are hot and long.The hygrometer does not match my digital hygrometer even after resetting that by exposure to salt in a controlled environment. It is off by about 10-15%. The clock although tiny seems to be accurate enough.The thermometer also seems to read well with no issues. The wood casing is gorgeous with a lovely stain and varnish. This is still a beautiful gift for anyone who wants something unique. I showed it compared to a glass Galileo thermometer I have. It's small but more suited to a desk. Overall, not bad at all and a great value.TLDRPros:Packaging in StyrofoamPresentation and colorsThermometer and functionsClockEase of setupCons:Tiny numbers on clock and hygrometer due to tiny sizeHard to remove clock or hygrometer without carefully avoiding any pressure on the glass vialsPotentially unreactive storm glassInaccurate and unadjustable or uncalibrated hygrometer

I used to work in an office that was pretty far from windows, thus preventing me from seeing outside. Tad depressing being so far away from the cheery sunlight, so I bought this little thermometer. My parents have a very large one that's wall-mounted, and this reminded me very much of home. It's a beautiful little ornament on my desk and the colors are so bright and cheerful. Also pretty useful to know how warm it was in the office whenever the thermostat was on the fritz, and got a lot of compliments from fellow cubicle mates walking by. My only confusion was the gauge on the right. It wasn't necessarily inaccurate, but wasn't always cloudy when raining/snowy, or perfectly clear even with nary a cloud in sight. I bought it for the Galileo thermometer part, so I won't complain about the weather station part of it. It's brought quite a bit of joy and color into my daily tasks, particularly on Hump Day and Moody Mondays. I highly encourage you to get one of these for your office space, desk/remote work, or simply as a home office decorative piece.

Can’t say im happy with this purchase though it’s my fault for not paying attention to size measurements. It’s SO small!BUT here’s the real problem: in the chaos of xmas morning, the instructions on how to use it got lost!Is it possible that you could help? Any advice would be appreciated, especially if you could send another copy of how to set it up/make it work?

I got this for a friend for Christmas. She loves it and always shares the changes with me. It’s just hard to see the writing on the inside of the storm glass. I wish they was a clear picture of it. However they put the sticker on blocked the words at the beginning of each section.

Bought as a gift. Quality and a good price

Bought this for a brother-in-law who is hard to buy for, and he genuinely loved it. Hurrah! He reported that everything was accurate and works perfectly, and that he also found it fascinating. (He'd never even heard of Galileo thermometers, much less storm glass.) The mahogany finish makes it look classy on the shelf.

The one thing I wanted in this cute little device was the storm glass. The storm glass never moves. It stays the same level when the weather gets stormy or when the weather is fair. It’s a total waste of money.

It looks nice and is well made, but it functions poorly. My storm glass has never cleared despite following instructions and giving it a week to adjust. It hasn't correlated with my weather at all. The glass for the temperature weights is so narrow that the weights get stuck together and don't move up and down as they should. Also, it contains a button battery that cannot be replaced so I guess when the battery dies the clock is simply no longer useable. I am not a fan of this product.