Come on man, google can only tell you so much. Reviews are taken with a grain of salt because you don't know if those folks have any experience with pH meters. If you only knew how much time I spent looking on google before I posted this. Thanks for your help...
I think bluelab is the way to go for sure if you got the $. Thanks for your help!
I have 3 of this peace of crap Hanna meters laying around (500$ or so), I own both Hanna and Bluelab, the latter is better at everything, more accurate, fast and reliable, Have gone through RMA 3 times with HANNA (thanks god Amazon covers it) so I've had 6 Hanna Pens in 2 years all faulty!!!! the sad thing was when I called tech support to complain about the last one arriving dry and DOA, the guy just admitted to my face their products were crap and were the most returned in the market. If you love yourself, don't go with Hanna
Ok thanks for your input. I think it is about 50/50 for people who love hanna pens vs those that don't prefer them. I appreciate the real feedback. It will most likely help a lot of folks out there looking into this specific issue. I used hanna and blue lab equipment in school so I have used both just wasn't sure which for the long term would be the best. Now that I think about it I remember my mentor/advisor saying that a lot of the "pen" style meters were hard to keep working, so anecdotal evidence may suggest you are on to something. I mainly used blue lab meters for my pH measurements in the field and never had any issues.
I really want to know which one (Hanna Vs Blue Lab) is the BEST concerning Electrical Conductivity (EC) test rather than PH test.
No, tells temp and phAre Hanna 98129 Meter any good? Are there any issues with returning them? What is the warranty for these tools? I will be getting it from a local business in my town. I have a few weeks before I buy this meter and wanted a few opinions on it.
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