Taylor Stick on Thermometer, Mini

I bought 2 Stick-on Thermometers to use in my automobile. One inside to give me the interior temperature of the car and one outside on the drivers side window to give the outside temperature. The thermometers adhere to both the inside surface and the outside surface through rain, snow, hot and cold temperatures. the analog dial gives a clear and accurate reading of both the inside and outside temperatures. A great low tech way to obtain some very important temperature information that helps make your drive a safe and enjoyable one.

Oh come one! Was this a JOKE! They used to put better quality toys in our cereal! This this is so lightweight you dont dare breathe on it! Its so small? You can't see it from more than 3 feet away! The pros? It seems accurate.. ish... The sticker they included is indeed sticky. Other than that? I would have preferred to give the 5 bucks to a homeless person. At least it may have turned itself into a beer or something! So you plan to stick it to the back of your sunglasses or on your watch? Hard pass this garbage. Moral of the story? And my bad? Read the description because the photo implied it might be about the same size as the one on my grill.

Works as expected.

This is a pretty neat product. I bought it to put on my four wheeler but have been using it in the house to see what the temperatures are in each room with the fireplace on. It reads one degree off (-) from our digital thermostat and two (-) degrees off from our digital weather station but that’s not a big issue. Being it’s so small, it’s a bit hard to read anyway. The product seems to be adhered together nicely, no sharp edges, no uneven spots, and the plastic front is secured on. The stick on adhesive wasn’t that impressive and was too thin. Overal, for the money, you can’t go wrong. If you want a thermometer that reads 100% accurate, get a more expensive digital one. If you want one that’s pretty darn close and convenient, get this one.

I bought a 2 pack and stuck one on the outside of my camper window. It disagrees with the temperature reading on the dash of my camper and seems to lurk around 45º most of the time, unless the sun is shining directly on it. They were cheap and worth a try, but I wouldn't buy them again. It's difficult to squeegee off the window with this stuck on it, ha. So far it hasn't fallen off and become road litter.

Stick to any metal surface, works well, and easy to read.

It is on a cold window not in the sun. See the photo. It says that it is 42 degrees out there. It is actually 33, feels like 27. Hate to have to count on this for anything. It was $5.32. I am old and on social security. Don't have much extra to spend, so I thought this was a godsend. Ha ha. Actually, it rates the one star for sticking! Too much trouble to fill out stuff for return, wrap it and use the gas to take it to the place that sends it out. So....I lose. But my loss doesn't have to be YOUR loss. Word to the wise, shop elsewhere.

I wanted a cheap (nearly disposable) thermometer for a project. While it delivered on the "cheap," it's measuring ability left much to be desired. It uses a compression coil to gauge the temp. It never seems to measure any variances between 60 and 90º. I had to place it in my freezer over night just to see if the needle actually would move at all. It's not getting the job done for me. I can't say definitively that it doesn't work. But you get what you pay for.