Product review (3 stars): Cluttered display, I miss the clock, strong signal, questionable accuracy
I chose this model because other reviewers say that it has a strong signal.  It does.  I have no problems with reception on this unit.  I had to throw my previous thermometer away because the signal was flaky and eventually stopped receiving all together.

My previous unit had a clock that was via radio signals from an atomic clock.  I didn't think I'd miss it, but I do.  I'm looking over to read the time on this one now and it doesn't have it.  It takes me a while to realize it too because this one shows a lot of extraneous info such as humidity, max temp, and min temp that I really don't care about.

I have the outdoor sensor hung on the side of the house in the same place the previous sensor was hung.  Now in December, this one seems to read about five degrees warmer than the actual outdoor temperature.  My last unit seemed to be accurate within one or two degrees.  I plan on moving this one further away from the house in hopes that the house is warming it up and that my previous unit needed that warmth to correct itself.

The big plus for this unit is the easy setup and the quality of the outdoor sensor.  My previous unit had so many buttons and setting that I kept having to go back to the manual to figure out how to use the thing.  This one you put in the batteries and it starts working.  The outdoor sensor gives a strong signal and it appears to be well constructed with a moisture seal around the battery compartment.

The only usability issue is with changing channels.  You probably don't have to change the channel.  But if you do, take the batteries out of the indoor sensor first.  It seems to need to be rebooted to start receiving a signal on a different channel.