LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux) vs AP-881E Light Meter for Lux, 0.01-300k Lux, 270° Rotated Sensor
Overall winner: LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux)
Key Differences
Choose the Dr.meter LX1330B (A) if you want a highly rated, fast and precise illuminance meter with peak recording and a simple fc/lux toggle; pick the AOPUTTRIVER AP-881E (B) if you need a wider measurement range and a 270° rotatable sensor plus a backlit display for angled or low-light work. A is stronger on user satisfaction and precision, while B offers greater physical sensor flexibility and range but has mixed accuracy and ease-of-use reports
LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux)
illuminance meter with 2x/sec readings and FC/LUX toggle for versatile light measurement. supports peak data capture for brief high-intensity sources; valued for plant growing environments, easy to use according to customers
Pros
- fast, precise readings
- fc / lux unit toggle
- peak data recording
- suitable for indoor/outdoor light measurement
Cons
- limited to illuminance measurements
- relies on user interpretation for unit selection
AP-881E Light Meter for Lux, 0.01-300k Lux, 270° Rotated Sensor
Lux meter with 0.01–300,000 lux range, 270° rotatable sensor, data hold and backlight. Measures in lux and fc with auto zeroing and quick response. Customers note good quality and value with mixed accuracy feedback
Pros
- wide measurement range
- 270-degree rotatable detector
- backlit display
- data hold function
Cons
- mixed accuracy reviews
- some find ease of use not ideal
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Dr.meter |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | AOPUTTRIVER |
| User Reviews | Dr.meter |