eSeasonGearSALT-3050 Waterproof IP65 Meter, Digital Salinity PPM Temperature Tester for Salt Water Pool and Koi Fish Pond

Works really well, I use this for my salt water pool. I had a salinity meter from a different manufacturer that I couldn’t find any calibration solution for. I decided to purchase this one due to reviews and that I could actually get the solution to calibrate with. It’s simple and easy to use and gives you a reading instantly. No longer am I waiting around for 45 minutes to read a test strip.

Very happy with this saltwater tester. Very accurate and easy to use! Highly recommend!

I've only had it for about a week and so far it has worked well and seems to be quite accurate. I have an Intellichlor chlorinator, the manual says its salt reading accuracy is plus or minus 500ppm? Anyway, I just did a test. The Intellichor is reading is showing 3200 and this unit is reading 3350. I did take a water sample to my pool store when I first received the unit but they were having problems with their equipment and could not give me an accurate reading. I'll try again tomorrow maybe.My only two "complaints" would be, it is not backlit, and it does not lock in a reading. As soon as you remove it from the sample the reading goes to zero. For these reasons I gave it 4 stars. But overall it seems to be a good product at a good price.

So easy to use. Works great

Easy to use and accuracy pretty close to salt cell reading. Much better than manual test strips.

This did not work as expected. We thought this would be easier than using test strips and purchased it based on reviews. The directions were simple to follow but the readings were way off. . We tried 10 different times - only once did it readin range of the actual level. The rest were all way off. I found this to be unreliable and a waste of money.

Wow, this reader is VERY accurate. I did a remodel in the back yard and the pool was done too so we went with a new salt Pentair system. Working on getting the salt up to 3600ppm as per Pentair guide. I purchased this digital salt meter AND the AquaCheck test strips so I would have 2 readings to compare. The test strip came in at 5.9 = 2540ppm and the digital meter came in at 2543! I could not believe it, so I wasted a 2nd strip and retested later in the day when it was hot (it hit 95 in Los Angeles today) water temp was 78 and went 2 feet below the surface for another sample and they were both coming back the same again! Now I know I can slowly get to the 3600 without going over and it can get it to the perfect spec. I would have been willing to pay double the amount for a device this accurate.

It seems to work well and good quality.