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Dr.meter M36-2006N-01-DE pH Meter, 0–14 pH

The Dr.meter M36-2006N-01-DE pH meter is a portable water tester with a claimed 0–14 pH measuring range and 0.01 testing accuracy. Its backlit display and calibration powders suit routine checks, but customer feedback reports mixed accuracy and reliability and concerns about durability.

At a glance

  • The listing claims measurements across 0 to 14.0 pH, with testing accuracy up to 0.01.
  • The backlit two-colour display is claimed to turn red below pH 3.5 or above pH 12.5.
  • Automatic shutdown is stated to activate after 15 minutes idle.
  • Calibration instructions describe using pH 4.00, 6.86 and 9.18 buffer solutions.
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Reference price: £29.99

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • A broad stated pH range and fine claimed testing accuracy suit common water-checking tasks.
  • A backlit screen, data hold and portable pen format support quick readings in varied lighting.
  • The listing describes calibration powders and potassium chloride powder among the supplied items.

Cons

  • Customer feedback reports mixed experiences with accuracy and reliability, including reports that the meter stops working.
  • Customer feedback also raises concerns about durability and fragility.

Technical specifications

8 specifications
Identity
BrandDr.meter
ModelM36-2006N-01-DE
Measurement and display
pH range0 to 14.0
Testing accuracy claimup to 0.01
Screen technology listedLCD
DisplayBacklit two-color LCD
Power and installation
Battery description2 x AAA batteries
Mounting types listedFreestanding

What to know before buying

  • The listing describes a glass electrode and advises keeping liquids below 50°C, avoiding strong acids and alkalis, and storing the sensor with potassium chloride solution. It recommends calibration every two weeks for infrequent use and weekly for frequent use or repeated extreme-pH testing.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • People checking water pH in aquariums, pools, gardens or hydroponic setups who can calibrate and care for a glass electrode.
  • Buyers who want a compact meter with a backlit display and calibration materials listed in the product description.

Less suited to

  • Buyers needing confirmed long-term durability or consistently dependable results without regular calibration and sensor care.
  • Testing liquids above 50°C or strong acids and alkalis, which the listing warns against.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 840 ratings
  • 5 stars60%60%
  • 4 stars18%18%
  • 3 stars8%8%
  • 2 stars5%5%
  • 1 star9%9%

Customer feedback describes mixed experiences with accuracy and reliability: some say the meter works well, while others report that it stops working. Durability receives negative comments, and views on value are divided. For buyers relying on its stated fine pH resolution, those mixed reports make careful calibration and realistic expectations important. Aggregate ratings are generally positive overall but include a meaningful range of lower ratings, so they do not settle the reported concerns.

Negative themes

  • Customer feedback raises concerns about fragility and durability.

Mixed feedback

  • Customer feedback is mixed on accuracy, reliability and value for money.

Frequently asked questions

What pH range does the Dr.meter meter claim to measure?

The listing states a range of 0 to 14.0 pH and testing accuracy up to 0.01. These are product claims, not independent verification.

How does the display alert work?

The listing says the display changes from white to red below pH 3.5 or above pH 12.5. Another description says the red alert lasts 15 minutes.

How often should the meter be calibrated?

The instructions recommend calibration every two weeks for infrequent use and weekly for frequent use or repeated testing below pH 4 or above pH 10.

Can it be used with hot or strongly acidic liquids?

The care guidance says to keep liquids below 50°C and avoid strong acids and alkalis to reduce the risk of damaging the glass electrode.

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