To do everything the EnnoLogic does, you would need a Kestrel 3500. I needed temperature, barometer, humidity, and wind speed. I would rather have the Kestrel of course, just had to go a less expensive route. Even going with Amazon's price ($47.95), this is about $55 complete with batteries and charger. The Kestrel is nearly 4X as much. And the Kestrel probably is a bit more accurate (?). This has a 10 year warranty. I have accidentally dropped it on concrete and it still works. Not pushing this meter, it just happens to be the least expensive one I could find that does all that I need. Beware, the manufacturer is charging $47 for this but I saw some ads on eBay and Amazon for double the price. It pays to shop.
I did find some specs for comparison:
Specifications
- Wind speed: ±5%
- Wind chill: ±1.8°F
- Temperature: ±1.8°F
- Relative Humidity: ±3%
- Barometric Pressure: ±0.05 inHg
- Pressure Altitude: ±50 ft
And for the Kestrel 3500:
Specifications
- Wind speed: ±3%
- Wind chill: ±1.6°F
- Temperature: +/- .9°F
- Relative Humidity: ±3%
- Barometric Pressure: ±0.07 inHg
- Pressure Altitude: av ±23.6 ft / max +/- 48 ft