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Eventek ET312 vs Kizen LaserPro LP300 Infrared Thermometer Side-by-Side Comparison
On the fence about what to choose between the Eventek ET312 and the Kizen LaserPro LP300? This side-by-side comparison can help!
Eventek ET312 Infrared Thermometer Gun
Tested Using Methodology v1.0Kizen LaserPro LP300
Tested Using Methodology v1.0
Overall Verdict
Let's compare two thermometers: the Eventek ET312 and the Kizen LaserPro LP300. The Eventek stands out as one of the highest-rated thermometers in our database, while the Kizen delivers passable but mediocre performance.
Our comprehensive benchmark awards the Eventek ET312 an impressive total performance score of 8.2 out of 10. In contrast, the Kizen falls short with a score of only 5.2. It struggled during the hot test with oil and provided inconsistent readings throughout our tests.
In terms of design, the Kizen — with its ruggedized design, colored LCD screen, and bright 13-point laser emitter — easily wins over the more basic Eventek.
But the Eventek quickly makes it up in the usability section. With four different measurement modes, providing greater versatility compared to the Kizen, which offers only one mode.
Considering all these factors, the Eventek ET312 emerges as the superior choice for most people. Its outstanding performance, balanced design, and extensive usability make it the top of the two thermometers.
Pros & Cons
- Great IR sensor that returns accurate readings
- Well-built outer housing and parts
- Bright laser emitter
- Handling experience is decent
- Decent complement of measurement modes for the kitchen
- Loud speakers give off audio cues when the thermometer has finished scanning
- Quite affordable for what it is
- Solid build quality
- Laser emitter is bright and can be easily tracked
- Display panel is decently bright and data points can be easily read in many conditions (under studio lighting, in the dark, etc.)
- Handle is indented and textured for easier gripping
- Loud speaker
- The product looks and feels cheap
- The handle isn’t textured, which can make it slippery on wet hands
- Mediocre measurement accuracy
- Doesn’t have many measurement mode
- The backlight can’t be turned off
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Analysis and Test Results
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Behind the Comparison
Matthew Lee is a writer and editor for HealthyKitchen101. With over 8 years working for various outlets and agencies, specializing in tech review and other subjects of note, such as current affairs.
Lap is Head of the Research, Testing, and Review Team (RTR Team) at HealthyKitchen101.com, where he directs and supervises the testing of kitchen gadgets and appliances.
Nguyen Ntk is a graphic designer, photographer, and videographer whose philosophy centers around respecting and celebrating the beauty of reality. Through his lenses, Nguyen strives to capture the true essence of objects and events, showcasing and highlighting authentic features without distortion or exaggeration.
