I wanted some temperature sensor that can place outside my house, it is simple and not very expensive, which directly integrates with HA would be ideal but not 100% necessary.

I have seen these in Aliexpress, I don’t know if someone has them or if you think they can serve me https://acortar.link/5vbeT2

Thanks for the aid, I am starting with all this and I see good resources in this community

EDIT: Thank you very much for all the answers, it is incredible how fast you have helped me. You have also given me many interesting options to investigate more before making a decision

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    I use Aqara zigbee sensors—they cost under $20 and measure temperature, humidity, and air pressure. I’ve been using one outside (in a covered location) for over a year with no issues.

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    I use the round version of the same Tuya temperature sensor in my refrigerator and with Home Assistant. For $4 I wouldn’t hesitate trying one in a protected area outside. As long as it’s not directly exposed to rain or sun it’ll probably work fine.

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    I use an Ecowitt weather station and sensors inside and out.

    And I use weewx on a Raspberry Pi to publish that data. Weewx also has a mqtt plugin so I created a weather topic and transmit all the sensors onto it.

    Then I created all those sensors in HA :)

    Unless you’re a weather nerd and wanna go that route there’s probably better ways. I was already using Ecowitt devices independent of my smart home stuff.

    A number of esp32 based devices have temp sensors too. Or gpio pins to add a 1wire or 3wire sensor.

    Weather sensors

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      The ecowitt sensors last a whole season in battery, and they tend to have really good range.

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    Ecowitt has been really good. I’ve had my station for two years now. Great equipment.

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    If you want some honest advice: just use an internet source.

    Unless you are a buying a scientific weather station to host at your home, none of the Ali* sensors will withstand what you’re expecting.

    Either pay for the real thing and get results, or skip on the cheap junk that will almost certainly die in a few months with no warranty or recourse…just use a close weather station.

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    For the most part I use SHT-35s with esp chips, although I got the Govee sensors with a base station for our reptile enclosures.