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SOVARCATE HS960D Manual vs. Mecurate IRT600A Digital Infrared Thermometer Side-by-Side Comparison
Overall Verdict
The result is tight between the Sovarcate HS960D manual thermometer and the Mecurate IRT600A. While the Sovarcate did better in the performance test, the Mecurate has a much better usability score. The two thermometers tie in terms of design.
Both models have solid construction and feature good-to-haves like colored LCD panels, extra measurement modes, and a 13-point laser emitter.
But in light of their similarity, you should focus on the most important thing for an IR thermometer: measurement accuracy. In this case, it’s the Sovarcate HS960D that takes the cake.
Pros & Cons
- Decently accurate and reliable performance
- Rugged and well-built housing
- Bright, single-dot laser emitter
- Brightly-lit colored LCD VA screen panel
- Has a speaker
- Textured handgrip and tactile trigger make the thermometer easy and comfortable to use
- Solid build quality.
- Has several measurement modes.
- Practical laser emitter with 13-point patterning.
- Easy to handle with a clicky, tactile trigger.
- Bright, colored VA display panel.
- Comes bundled with a meat thermometer
- Doesn't come with many measurement modes
- Unreliable readings. Multiple continuous scans are required before the thermometer re-calibrates itself and output more accurate results.
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