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[@Merializer]

It's cheap, but the question is how good it really is. I tested many of such meters and often the cheap ones perform poorly, don't measure everything of importance. I often hear people say meters are "very precise," but they never compare it to another meter, on video, in my tests most EMF meters all measure differently. The screen design is copied from the Trifield TF2.

[@MicBot]

I can't compare to the Trifield TF2 but this one does seem fairly accurate. I am comparing it to the other two EMF devices that I have.

[@Merializer]

@@MicBot Sure because if those are also 40$ or so it is a comparison between probably the same cheap sensors.

[@Merializer]

@@MicBot not saying they are useless devices though. It depends on what you want to do.

[@MicBot]

@@Merializer that's a good point. For everyday consumer use, I believe these $40 ones are fine. For commercial or industrial use I would stay far away from the cheaper ones.

[@Merializer]

@@MicBot Well, for people like me who are sensitive to EMF these meters are not enough. For people who want to ghost hunt with it it's fine I guess, but I'm not into that. They can often measure strong EMF, which can be useful, but they measure incomplete for us.