Pinless Moisture Meters Non-Invasive Digital Wood Moisture Tester Water Leak Detector for Wall,Lumber, building,Firewood,Humidity Tester (Black)

I was pleased that this meter worked very accurately and was cheaper than the other meter I bought and returned. Works well on all materials and is very easy to use. Detected moisture where moisture was known to be on the back of a plywood board. It also has a flashlight and cloth carrying case. Great product and accurate. I use this meter professionally. Good Luck!

Very pleased with the features. A quick read with a large easy to read and understand display. I've used it multiple times and can recommend it. This pinless model does not leave marks in the wood.

This is not a precision instrument for serious moisture detection and tracking ... but it's a good enough, quick and cheap way to measure if a moisture issue is getting worse, or better. I'm not too confident of its absolute accuracy, but it's good for comparative readings.

It seems to work well. I don’t have a way to compare it to one that has 100 percent accuracy.

I've been using the Pinless Moisture Meter for various DIY projects, and it's proven to be an incredibly reliable tool. It has been particularly useful in checking the moisture content of walls and lumber before starting any renovations or building projects. This has helped me avoid potential issues with water damage or mold.What I really like is the non-invasive nature of this meter. It gives accurate readings without damaging the surface, which is great when dealing with finished wood or painted walls. The digital display is clear and easy to read, making it straightforward to use even for someone who isn't particularly tech-savvy.One thing to note is that the readings can vary slightly if you don't hold it flat against the surface, so it takes a bit of practice to get consistent results. However, once you get the hang of it, it becomes a quick and reliable way to check for moisture.This moisture meter has become an essential part of my toolkit. It’s definitely worth the investment for any DIYer or homeowner looking to prevent water damage and ensure the longevity of their projects.

Good for the price

First time using one of these devices.easy to use, just turn it on, set the mode and place it against what you want to measure.flat surface is best.If testing firewood place it as flush as possible to the wood.the end of the wood is flatter but, may read lower than a 'split' edge, as expected.Used a few times to check firewood: freshly split, wood that has been drying for a few months, and wood drying for a year plus.The results were as expected.I ignore the lighted meter and beeps, and just go by the percentage displayed, an online search will tell you that under 20% is good for firewood.The chart on the back says hardwood is wet at over 15%Could be the makers are just playing it safe or have a margin of error.

Works OK for some reason, but I had mixed readings every time on the same area