4-in-1 Soil Moisture Meter Digital PH Meter/Soil Moisture/Plant Temperature/Sunlight Intensity, Backlight LCD Display, Soil Test Meter for Garden, Lawn, Plant Care, Farm and Indoor Outdoor Plants

This 4-in-1 soil meter is a total game-changer for my garden and houseplants! It checks everything I need — moisture, pH, temperature, and sunlight — all in one compact device. The readings are quick and accurate, and the backlit LCD display makes it easy to read even in low light.I’ve already used it for my vegetable beds, potted plants, and even lawn patches. It’s helping me avoid overwatering and figure out which plants need more light or care. The build quality is solid, and it’s lightweight enough to carry around easily.

This 4-in-1 soil meter is great for anyone with outdoor plants, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned gardener. It reads moisture, pH, sunlight, and soil temperature, giving you a clear picture of what your plants need.Super easy to use — just stick it in the soil and read the screen. It’s helped me figure out which areas of the yard are too dry or getting too much sun. The display is clear, and the tool feels sturdy enough to handle regular outdoor use.If you want healthier plants and fewer guesses, this is a simple and affordable upgrade for your gardening routine.

Simple, easy to use, wish they would either allow you to adjust the screen so you can actually read it, i would just take a picture of it to read it. Also. I wish the settings would stay, instead of having to switch from C⁰ to F⁰ every use or if I switch from reading temp to pH and back.None of that is a deal breaker. It does what I need. Simple to use. Just minor design feature dislikes

I’m becoming more of a plant mom by the day. I have several plants around the house but have a hard time remembering last time I watered them as I balance the lives of my human children as well. These soil testers give me a good reminder by seeing how dry the soil is. It’s super easy to use; I like the digital features as well.

My wife bought a potted tomato plant to have on our deck. For the first week, it seemed to look very nice. After that, it looked like it was wilting a bit and turning yellowish. You can see that in my photo. So, thinking I did something wrong, since I'm in charge of it, I ordered this cool little soil tester. It checks the PH, soil temperature, the moisture of the soil and the intensity of the light.There are only two buttons on the whole device so it is both easy to learn how to operate it and to actually operate it. As soon as I stuck the soil tester into the dirt, I got a very fast reading of the soil my tomato plant is in. I also like that it doesn't weigh a lot but feels very sturdy and is heavier than I was expecting. I'm hoping this relates to the build quality. I reinserted the probe several times to see if the readings would change substantially, which they didn't. It gave consistent readings each time. Also, no matter where I stuck the probe in the soil, it stayed in place nicely.This is an easy 5 Star product from IRTOV. I wish it was a little less in price, but hey, you get what you pay for and this is a great bargain.

I used to struggle with knowing when to water my plants, but this monitor has been a total game-changer! One of my biggest challenges was keeping my plants healthy during the winter, but now I can easily check the moisture level in the pot. It's incredibly user-friendly, and the information it provides is so straightforward. I’m finally feeling confident about my watering routine!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Thought it would give me more accurate ph reading.Yet I must have high acidic soil as I put it in potting soil and then my garden soil and the reading was the same.

I picked this up recently to help me monitor my indoor plants better, and it’s been super handy. The screen is clear and easy to read, even from a bit of a distance. I really like that it shows soil moisture and temperature and it takes the guesswork out of watering.Set-up was effortless, just pulled it out of the packaging and stuck it into the pot. The readings seem accurate so far. I tested it on a few different plant soils, and it helped me realize some were getting over watered.