Digital Sugar Brix Refractometer brix Meter Automatic Temperature Compensation Range 0-35%，±0.2% Precision, Perfect for Fruits, Juices, Vegetables, Drinks and Coffee

I bought this because I recently got a slushy machine, and someone told me the sugar level has to be just right or the mix won’t slush properly. At first, I tried the manual optical refractometer, but either it was broken or I just couldn’t get the hang of it. So I switched to this digital Brix meter, and it works amazingly well. I’m not a scientist, so I can’t speak to lab-level accuracy, but the readings seem correct, and my mixes slush perfectly when I keep them in the recommended range. Overall, great product and very easy to use.

It's practical and works fine so far.

I am a field tech and work on Cornelius Quest Elites 2,000/4,000/4290s… it helped me quickly brix units but after about 3/4 months it started giving off numbers. Ex. When I zeroed out to calibrate it registered water at 0.4% … I changed batteries, wiped clean with fresh water, tried again it hit zero. But with juice it read about 1.4% off. But in the beginning it worked flawlessly. I would buy again I probably got a defective one.

GOOD

Inaccurate- results vary greatly depending on how many seconds/ minutes you wait after applying the test fluid.

Works great!!

If a person is making wine, then it is necessary to know what concentration of sugar is in the must. Simple..yeast and sugar make wine and the more sugar is in the must, the more alcohol is in the wine. I have been measuring my concentration levels with SP (specific gravity readings) but my eyes are not the best anymore. Started out with a hydrometer but from the get go, the manual and old fashioned way was trying at best. I moved on to an optical refractometer (slide version) It was better, but you have to have a lot of light and I still had to read a scale (both sp and brix), but with this, I had only ONE EYE. Better, but not perfect. I needed better. I came across this refractometer and decided to try it. I am not use to Brix (though some say it is more accurate than SP. Received in and decided to try a side by side comparison with my OLD refractometer and this new. I measured the Brix for some pomegranate juice I had. I absolutely LOVE the fact that this is a computer not just an old fashioned optical device. It has a digital readout in decimals. My juice measured 16 brix on the optical and 15.9 on this Aicevoos refractometer. A difference of just .1 percent. I do not know which of the two is the most accurate, however, it does not matter. For my purposes, the .1 differences is not going to affect my outcome in the least. This product is small, uses three AAA batteries, has a digital readout in percentage and accurate. Instead of the old slide method of measuring, this device has a "well" that you fill up with solution then press the measure button and presto you have a digital reading of concentration levels ready for old eyes to read. Cleaning the sample well is not as easy as the other methods I have, but easily accomplished with a paper towel and a damp cloth. It appears to be water resistant and durable. I love it and am glad I can add this to my other measuring tools.

does a good job on juices only.

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I lent this to my cider-making and allotment-owning friend to get the most accurate review - he was duly impressed by it... It's a very neat little unit. It’s very compact, fits into the hand nicely, and has a pleasing weight to it. It’s apparently waterproof or “water resistant” too, although the IP rating isn’t stated in the instruction manual. It turns on very quickly, and is ready for use as soon as it’s on. I took the advice in the manual and zeroed it with a little deionised water before I took my first reading, although the first reading was only 0.1% off complete zero anyway. It took a little while to get my first Brix reading as after pressing the Measurement button the display kept saying “add solution” so I wondered whether I’d added enough, and kept adding more and pressing the button. In the end, I did the classic Off and back On again, and that seemed to wake it up and I got my first reading. This year’s apple juice measured 10.9% before it started its journey towards ciderhood. My old refractometer, which I trust, and which I know agrees with my hydrometer, measured 11.0%, so that’s pretty good. Taking into account any differences due to my eyesight, and less than perfect illumination, I’d say I’d be tempted to trust this digital refractometer over the optical one, but as there’s only 0.1% in it, it doesn’t really matter. So, overall, very impressed. Nice to handle, nice to use, and quick and easy. A little more difficult to clean than an optical refractometer, as there’s a little well to get in and clean out, rather than just wiping the “slide” of an optical refractometer, but a screwed-up corner of a tea towel does the trick.

it is a very good equipment. i really liked it. i tried it for two weeks. it is very accurate and reliability. i recommend it

Lo utilizzo per valutare la % di brix nelle mele. Ottimo prodotto, utilissimo e di buona fattura. Dimensioni tascabili per trasportarlo ovunque e comodissimo. Lo consiglio vivamente.

Good little tool to replace my analogue Refractometer. Easy to use and easy to read . I use this piece of equipment to measure wort for beer production and it is considerably cheaper than an Anton Paar version. Only time will tell if it is as reliable and as accurate hence 4 ⭐️