LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux) vs Illuminance meter with color temp measurement SK-8201/SK-8202

Overall winner: LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux)

Key Differences

Dr.meter LX1330B (A) offers fast, precise illuminance readings, peak data recording, and a fc/lux toggle, while BSEWO SK-8201/SK-8202 (B) adds color temperature measurement and two model options but has limited review data and randomness in color panel selection. Pick A if you need reliable, well-reviewed lux/illuminance measurement and user-friendly units; pick B if you specifically need color temperature tracking alongside brightness measurements

LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux)

LX1330B Digital Illuminance Light Meter (0-200000 Lux)

Dr.meter • ★ 4.0/5 • Budget

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
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Illuminance meter with color temp measurement SK-8201/SK-8202

Illuminance meter with color temp measurement SK-8201/SK-8202

BSEWO • ★ 3.3/5 • Budget

Illuminance meter for measuring brightness, color temperature, and CRIndex (SK-8202). Two models available for basic vs advanced measurements. Random color panel ensures versatile testing support

Pros

  • measures brightness accurately
  • tracks color temperature
  • two model options
  • multi-function illumination testing

Cons

  • color panel red or blue random
  • limited clarity on CRIndex availability (SK-8202 only)
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Head-to-Head

CriteriaWinner
Price Dr.meter
Durability Tie
Versatility Dr.meter
User Reviews Dr.meter