LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux) vs KE-881D Digital Illuminance Meter 0.1–400,000 Lux
Overall winner: LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux)
Key Differences
Dr.meter LX1330B (A) offers fast, precise readings and peak data recording with a convenient fc/lux toggle and a lower listed price tier; Kethvoz KE-881D (B) provides a wider measurement range (0.1–400,000 lux) and higher resolution aimed at multi-application use but notes accuracy varies by range and requires understanding Lux/FC distinctions
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
KE-881D Digital Illuminance Meter 0.1–400,000 Lux
Digital light meter measures brightness from 0.1 to 400,000 LUX / 40,000 FC; 2–3 samples per second with 0.1 LUX/FC resolution. Accurate readings with specified error ranges. Useful for photography, LED grow lights, aquarium, and indoor lighting
Pros
- wide measurement range
- high resolution
- multi-application suitability
- fast sampling rate
Cons
- accuracy varies by range
- requires understanding Lux/FC distinction
- customer data shows mixed insights
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Dr.meter |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | Kethvoz |
| User Reviews | Dr.meter |