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Digital Brix Refractometer-DiFluid Tech R2 PP
Price range: $69.00 through $159.00
- Range: 0~35% & 0~55% & 0～95%.
- Precision: ±0.1%.
- Resolution: ±0.1%.
- Smart DiFluid Tech App.
- Waterproof IP65, can be washed with water.
- Charges via USB Type-C cable.
- Compact palm-sized design.
- Auto Temp Compensation: 5-45ºC.
- Charging cable, Lanyard、Instruction manual, Dropper*2, Certificate of Conformity, Wiping cloth.
- Used for measuring the sugar content and concentration in fruits, vegetables, beverages, and more.
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Atom Boy –
So much easier!
This Brix refractometer is much easier to use than the old optical kind, and it has an app to store information. (I did not test the app as I don’t foresee a need to use it.) If we had fractional reviews, I’d rate this at 4.6. (My one complaint is at the end of this review.) As can be seen in the second photo, the refractometer is supplied with some accessories, the smallest of which is quite important. There is a small white bit of silicone rubber at the center of the photo. This is a seal for the charging port. (Please take a look at photo number three.) As this is a product that is to be used in direct contact with water and sugar solutions, sealing the charging port is a must. The other supplied accessories include: 1. A lanyard, which also retains the charging port seal and prevents it becoming lost. 2. A USB charging cable, but alas no charger. 3. A microfiber cleaning cloth to dry and clean the sample dish and lens. 4. Two small pipettes for dispensing samples onto the sample dish and lens. I’d suggest that rather than use and re-use the microfiber cloth, purchase some Kimwipes or something similar on Amazon. Use once and discard to prevent contamination. (Kimwipes are safe for use on lenses.) Along the same lines, purchase a box of pipettes, use them once and discard. It’s much easier than trying to wash them out, and assures no contamination. My only complaint is that the refractometer doesn’t come with some sort of case or cloth drawstring bag for protection when not in use. Lastly, be sure to calibrate the unit, following the instructions provided.
V. N. –
Easy to use and calibrate.
Easy to charge and holds a good charge.
Way easier and faster than using the manual refractometer. Also easy to clean.
TLC –
Multi-functioned metered tool to accurately measure the sugar content in liquids. This appears to be sturdily made and is economically priced; we plan to use it next spring and summer for maple syrup, honey, apple cider, juice and vinegar plus possibly jams and jellies.
Eric Beauchea –
I’m a type 1 diabetic and I use this to test sugars in some drinks that are questionable for me. I’m an avid coffee drinker and will often go out to try new places especially when travelling. Sometimes you don’t have the luxury of making your own and want to ensure I’m not going to experience a blood sugar spike. This will test that for you and it does a good job of that as well.
kandyqu@gmail.com –
PORTABLE SUGAR TESTER
Multi-functioned metered tool to accurately measure the sugar content in liquids. This appears to be sturdily made and is economically priced; we plan to use it next spring and summer for maple syrup, honey, apple cider, juice and vinegar plus possibly jams and jellies.
Matthew S. Gardner –
Works as advertised
Matthew S. Gardner
Shina –
I’m sure there are countless uses for a refractometer like this item. However, I am particularly keen to have gotten this as I farm about 80 acres of oranges and mandarins. While I’ve hired a farm manager to run the place I like to be in the know when things are happening. One of the biggest events is harvesting the fruit and the major deciding factor of when that is happening is the sugar content of the fruit measured in Brix degrees. Hence my joy in getting this item. It is so easy to use. You turn it on, then I like to zero it with a drop of water. I then cut the fruit, juice it, strain it and place a drop of juice on the lens of the refractometer and push the power/test button. A few seconds later gives you the percentage of sugar in brix degrees, in my case 12.2 , a perfectly sweet blood orange! This is a useful tool to have around and I imagine cooks would find many uses as well.
John –
It’s a digital brix meter that is pretty much turn-key as it can possibly get. I ordered 0-55% version and it seems to be good enough for just about everything I throw at it, from actual fruits to juices alike. That said, make sure the version you’re ordering will suit to your individual needs whether it be for personal or commercial use. This device comes with built-in batteries that can be recharged with a USB-C connection so no need to spend money to stock disposable batteries that are becoming more and more irrelevant by the day. It adjusts for all factors that need be accounted in order to obtain an accurate reading such as ambient temps, for an example. So just drop a droplet and press the little button that reads ‘Test’. It’s as easy as that to go by the reading on the screen for an accurate, prompt result every time at least for me.
Thomas –
I’ve been testing this portable Brix refractometer across a range of liquids—from fruit juices to syrups—and it’s proven to be a reliable tool for sugar content analysis. With a 0–55% Brix range and Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC), it delivers consistent results whether you’re in the kitchen, the lab, or out in the field.
🔍 Performance Highlights:
– Quick readings in just 2–3 seconds with only a few drops of sample (0.2 ml).
– ±0.5% Brix accuracy, ideal for quality control in home brewing, farming, or food production.
– ATC function adjusts for ambient temperature shifts (10°C–80°C), ensuring reliable data without manual recalibration.
🧰 Design & Usability:
– Compact and lightweight—fits easily in a pocket or tool kit.
– Battery-powered with auto shut-off to conserve energy.
– Easy to clean and operate, with a straightforward interface and minimal setup.
🍍 Applications I’ve Tested:
– Durian and citrus juices for ripeness and sweetness
– Homemade syrups and kombucha batches
– Field testing fruits for harvest timing
– Plant leaves to determine if they are getting proper nutrient uptake
If you’re looking for a fast, accurate, and portable sugar tester, this refractometer checks all the boxes. I’ll update this review if I encounter any calibration drift or durability issues over time—but so far, it’s a solid performer.
This Brix refractometer may appear to cost a lot but it is worth it for the quality and accuracy I have been getting