The cheap ones are pretty good for the price I reckon, think I got 10 for around $25. Basically reading the same as yours (give or take 1 or 2 %), most are reading 63%-64% but one is reading 68%, people say replacing the batteries helps, probably cheaper buying another 10 hygrometers than the batteries
The mars one is obviously crap it's reading 10% higher than the restYep can't beat them for the price
Definitely the way to go if the budget is stretched. Used them for many years. Though I have stepped to the Govee WiFi ones these days, I now have the ability to check temps and charts from anywhere. Quite handy in letting me know during the warmer months, when the A/C is required.The cheap ones are pretty good for the price I reckon, think I got 10 for around $25. Basically reading the same as yours (give or take 1 or 2 %), most are reading 63%-64% but one is reading 68%, people say replacing the batteries helps, probably cheaper buying another 10 hygrometers than the batteries
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