I like the WS2000 because it uses the helium network and the IOT wireless network. Its a use case scenario. A+ on that. Better IOT network connections. If one IOT miner goes down it connects to others over 1000 feet away. WIFI doesn’t have that range.

The downside. It seems the WB1200 pays more because its wifi and not on the helium network. Helium network IOT fees with the WS2000 broadcasting even the small amounts of data.

I like the weather reporting. Temperature, wind speed and direction, rainfall and solar sun intensity is a plus. Would be nice to see a graphical desktop terminal that connected to these stations.

I have a bobcat miner that my ws2000 connects to but even then there is IOT miner competition and My ws2000 likes to talk to a neighboring IOT miner. it swaps back and forth depending on signal. I’m at -68db but it bounces off neighboring houses. the competitor is -122db but straight line of sight.

I have 4 Helium units and have been happy with them. Had for about 2 years now, never any issues with them, never had to replace the batteries, good solid units. I install them where I have IOT miners installed, or plan to. I’ve actually been thinking about maybe getting 2 more units.

Helium version for me. I’m in a rural area and have had this going for years on my own IOT.

Hardly touched it, changed batteries maybe twice.

This was my second DePIN thing so I had the good years of WXM. Total earned $WXM is 1,735.

I went with the helium version. Might as well make a couple bucks a year in data transfers with my helium iot miner.

I am thinking about jumping on a weather station too but not sure from which model or brand. XM is a top contender for me.

I have a wifi unit but I’m dissapointed in it. It ended up breaking on me, they send me a part that was supposed to fix it but it did not. Haven’t gotten anywhere with support since then. Unit always says its 100F outside no matter what the actual temp is. Plus ROI isnt very good. It was fun to have when it worked though.