For this price point, the quality was decent. The display is clear, the blue backlight isn't quite even, it's brightest in the center and a little dimmer at the edges. It's bright enough without being too bright, good because it can't be dimmed. The only thing I found a little annoying about the display is the backlight leaks out around the edges of the display bezel. The viewing angle from below is limited so if you plan to mount this on an overhead console you have to make sure you can adjust it so you view it head-on.
There are no installation instructions so you have to rely on common sense. FWIW the best place for the sensor is usually under the front bumper in a spot where air will flow over it while driving, but out of direct sunlight and away from radiators. The sensor cord is 9.5 feet long so this might not be possible on larger vehicles. The operating instructions are a joke, one of the absolute worst translations I've ever seen, ("Love to sleep function of 5 minutes.") then again this isn't a complicated device, the functions are basic and intuitive, easy to learn.
The base mounts with sticky tape, you'd be better off replacing this with Velcro. My only real complaint is the accuracy. The unit is less than 20 bucks so I didn't expect perfection but the inside temperature display reads 5 degrees too high which I felt could be better. I bought this primarily for outside temp which was within 1 degree, so I shrug and subtract 5 degrees for the inside. The voltage display was about 0.5v too low across the range. All my measurements were with calibrated lab equipment. I cut off the lighter plug and wired it direct - I noticed there's no fuse. The lighter circuit is fused at a much higher current than a device like this uses so consider it essentially unprotected by a fuse.
Overall, given the price I'm satisfied - I knocked off one star because of the inside temp difference and my other nits.