XLUX Long Probe Deep Use Soil Moisture Meter Sensor, Water Monitor Indicator, Hygrometer for Outdoor Indoor Large Pot Plants, Flower, Gardening, Farming, 2 Pack

These moisture meters work great 1000 times better than the ones I used to get that had a battery in it. Very pleased with this product and if you buy it, you won’t be sorry. Just follow the directions.

The extra length sure is useful. I was worried that the extra length would make them flimsy, but with a little care when inserting one into the soil these should last quite a while.

Very good product. Works well for keeping track of plants that need moisture, as opposed to blanket watering.Liked them well enough to purchase a second set as a gift.

it takes a bit of moving the wand around to make sure the watering of plant is correct, I like them a lot I have a bad rep when it comes to plants and such and these help me a whole lot

Works well in taller planters. Has even survived me dropping it a few times.

It does what it’s supposed to do. Very easy to use. Not much to say, it’s pretty self explanatory.

Works instantly as described. Highly recommend for both you indoor and outdoor plants.

I bought the short length meter and quickly realized I needed to go down farther in the dirt for larger plants / trees, so the same day I received the short meter, I ordered the longer ones. So, I bought 2 more long meters. It seems the way this work relies on dis-similar metals to create an electric voltage which makes the meter move - there are no batteries. The directions say to NOT put the probe directly in water - which I did not do. I found my meters (3) sitting the garage, not being used (they had been there for a while) - so I thought I'd put them in a container of dirt and test these. The dirt was dry - no reading.. expected. As I wet the dirt, about a quart of dirt, the needle did not move, I added more water - no movement. It got to a point where I could put my finger in the dirt and feel the moisture - I mean it was wet after a while of me continually adding more and more water to see if the meter would move. It did not - but there was some slight movement occasionally, but the meter quickly went back to no reading. I was actually in the garage, ready to throw these away when I decided to come in and write this review - so I'm taking the time to warn you that yours may not work. I understand the dissimilar metals creating a electrical potential and a meter being able to register this - but it does not work well in this case. In taking the meter apart, there is on bare wire that is pushed against the outer (long) probe - and perhaps this rusts a little so the bare wire does not make good contact. I cleaned this very well, reassembled, and still did not work.I think this is a useful tool - if it worked. I may look for another but would not recommend this one to anyone.Hope this helps.