Product review (5 stars): The Best Full Featured Station You'll Find At This Price
Update April, 2016.  This has been in service for 18 months with no problems, other that its gradual tendency for the readings to "drift."  This is a nice way of saying they don't always stay accurate, but I've only had to re-calibrate it about every 8 months or so, and it's easy to do.

This is quite possibly the best weather station I've ever owned, and I've owned MANY during my lifetime.  The digits are large, easy to read, and can be seen from across the room.  The backlighting can be adjusted to levels of brightness and it changes color at various temperature levels, i.e. from dark red at the hottest, 100+ to light violet at the lowest, 10-.  The warmer colors will indicate more comfortable temperatures, while the cooler temps will be indicated by progressively cooler colors.  You get an actual barometer reading, the graph is fairly useless because the blocks are too big and look clumsy.  This is an initial review, I will update as needed.

Smiles:

Fairly easy to set up.
Has calibration feature to fine tune the unit.
Records highs & lows, can be set to clear manually at midnight or within what ever time parameter you choose.
Accuracy specified to +/- 1 degree, unusual for a consumer weather station, seems spot on so far.
Instruction manual is neatly presented and laid out, just English.
Dew point can be displayed, this is more "telling" than the actual humidity metric.
An uncluttered bezel with large buttons and clear labels.
Entire unit is LARGE making it easy to work with, the display is 5" H x 4.5" W.
An excellent price point.  There's a lot of junk out there costing more with fewer features.  LaCrosse is a great example.

Frowns:

I found the instruction manual a bit confusing.  This may be due to the fact this unit has so many parameters and configurable settings.  Customer service answered an email question in just a few minutes though.
The forecast is based solely on a barometer's rise or fall.  Some units claim a forecast based on algorithms taken from a 14-day sampling period.  No big deal, just don't plan a picnic around the forecast icon.
I did not find an outdoor battery power indicator as described, perhaps it turns on only when the power is low.
Temperature/barometer graph is so blocky it's hard to read.  It occupies too much space for too little value.
These are my initial impressions, I will report back with an update after this has been in use for a few weeks.