Wemos d1 ESP8266 + DHT22 sensor. Each sensor shows different values.

Hello,
I am building myself a simple home management and information display panel (smart home). I have invested in 5 DHT22 sensors and 1 BME280. I have built 5 microcontrollers from this.
1. socket control, waterproof temperature probe and DHT22
2,3,4. DHT22
5. DHT22 and BME280
I connected everything according to schematics found on the internet with 10k between VCC and data.
I soldered everything together to start using it, I left it connected overnight so that each sensor lay in the same place and unfortunately each sensor shows different values. (Analogue thermometer showed 23.6 degrees)
Initially I wrapped the circuits with insulating tape but ultimately they were to have their own boxes.
I'm a bit disappointed with how it looks. I hope someone here can help me with this problem.

The code for circuits 2,3 and 4. The rest of the circuits take DHT similarly:
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These sensors are just poor. I had the same thing a while ago, basically the only use for these DHTs is a housing into which you can put some better sensor.

Chips with DHT22 (AM2302) should be calibrated by software. Most of them are Chinese clones.
There are some articles on the internet on this subject. Examples:
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varaktor wrote:

These sensors are just poor. I had the same thing a while ago, basically the only use for these DHT's is a housing into which you can put some better sensor.

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Would you recommend perhaps a better inexpensive sensor? BME280 is quite expensive at the moment but also the results are not accurate.

The sensor for what? The temperature itself is a DS18B20 - accurate and easy to apply. Humidity? Rumour around town is that the Honeywell HIH6131 is good.
Maybe different - the Bosch is, in my opinion, quite good for humidity and pressure measurements, but the temperature measurement serves, it seems to me, to compensate for humidity readings. So I wouldn't expect miracles and temperature is unlikely to be output on the display.