Initially, it seems like a very good solution for amateur use in a large garden that requires two circuits. It has two humidity sensors for water saving during irrigation. The programming is relatively easy. The manual is basic, but the device is easy to learn. Now for the bad news. The panel is the same as the device with one output, for (unthinkable) cost-saving reasons. So you don't know the battery level of the sensors and the signal reception independently, but only a general level and a general reception indicator.
The first device was defective but was replaced after a long period of time due to summer by the dealership. The second device seems to be working perfectly for now and with the two outputs it has, it does its job quite well.
Update. One year later, the otherwise perfect second device ignores the programming and only works manually. The troubleshooting suggests cleaning the pre-filter, but oh well... Money wasted, get a Claber to save your sanity.