Soil ph test kit?

If your budget was a hundred dollars what soil ph tester would you be using? Cheers

I wouldn't!

Simply pH everything going in to 6.5-6.7 and forget pHing soil!

Now you can spend that money on more needed items!

doc

Can purchase a cheap soil meter - like Dr. Who mentioned save your money

Cheap soil meters are very inaccurate!

Nah this soil is miles out
i don't really mind spending the money and it won't bother my bank acc so please If some one can give me a link to a good one

Miles out? You need to amend your soil.....Oyster shell, Egg shell, Dolomite........Then it's still best to pH your in-going to 6.5 - 6.7 and, like I said "Forget about soil pH"........So a nice liquid pH meter will do that job.......

Well then...the other problem is you don't actually get into an actual SOIL meter for "around a hundred bucks"

Bluelab has a "pen" style for around $170
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bluelab-Soil-pH-Pen-Substrate-Media-Tester-Blue-Lab-Meter-/221741958607?hash=item33a0d9c5cf

Then you step up to a handheld for around $200
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bluelab-Soil-pH-Meter-Substrate-Media-Tester-Blue-Lab-/221741957481?hash=item33a0d9c169

Now that you know the actual (real close anyway) soil pH. What are you going to do to fix it?

Soil will self pH.....
When you water the pH will swing one way (more then you think).
As the soil dry's out. It swings back again.....This is how nature makes nutrients available for the plant to use at their optimal pH availability.....Soils will never simply "stay" at a given pH value.........

So, do you still want to shell out hard earned dollars for something that is not really going to help much?

A liquid pH pen will be more of a value so you can balance the actual liquids you put in....

Doc