VABIRA VBR-100 Quantum PAR Meter vs Labs Tint Meter for side windows with UV/IR/Transmittance testing
Overall winner: VABIRA VBR-100 Quantum PAR Meter
Key Differences
VABIRA VBR-100 (A) focuses on PAR/PPFD measurements, red/blue light separation and DLI calculation, and is offered at a more affordable listed price tier; GOYOJO Labs Tint Meter (B) measures UV, IR and visible transmittance for glass and car side screens and adds a data lock feature but has mixed accuracy feedback and performs best in natural sunlight. Choose A if you need horticultural PAR/PPFD and red/blue separation at a lower price point; choose B if you need combined UV/IR/visible tint testing for windows and films
VABIRA VBR-100 Quantum PAR Meter
Par meter measuring PPFD and PAR across light spectra with separate red/blue readings. Includes DLI calculation and PPFD mapping for uniformity; app-based data access and Bluetooth connection. Customers note easy setup, accurate readings, and helpful mapping features
Pros
- separate red and blue PPFD readings
- PPFD mapping by grid for uniformity
- app-based testing with bluetooth
- data download capability
Cons
- requires 2-AAA batteries (customer note)
- some users rely on app; may depend on device compatibility
- no explicit long-term battery life details
Labs Tint Meter for side windows with UV/IR/Transmittance testing
3-in-1 solar film meter tests UV, IR, and light transmittance for automotive window tint. Enables data lock after measurement. Noted for quality and functionality by users, with UV protection feature highlighted
Pros
- 3-in-1 measurement: UV, IR, and light transmittance
- Direct testing of filmed glass and car side screens
- Data lockable display for easy reading
- Rapid measurement with simultaneous UV display
Cons
- Mixed feedback on accuracy
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | VABIRA |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | GOYOJO |
| User Reviews | VABIRA |