In a nutshell:
For me the two outstation run correctly, ie they show almost exactly the same values and are plausible.
The indoor stations disastrous deviations from each other (temperatures about 1 degree (21.3 instead of 20.4), humidity over 10% (ie 51% instead of 40%), CO2 more than 250 units, so for example, 290 and 540). That CO2 difference when the air is bad is sometimes higher (1.600 and 2.100))
My Conclusion:
a) The stations are pretty and very nice apps. The whole thing is fun and you can see the development of temperature and CO2 during the day.
b) The built-in sensors of the indoor stations are definitely bad and so are the values definitely wrong
c) As the tendency statements stations naturally useful (if you want to know when to ventilate again)
Oh yes: The technological dependence should not go unnoticed. My WiFi is my failed due to a defect. During this time I had none of the station. If the manufacturing company go bankrupt, the stations are also worthless.
Unfortunately, there is nothing like it is from another manufacturer and I have found nothing.