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Eventek ET312 vs ThermoPro TP-30 Digital Infrared Thermometer Side-by-Side Comparison

If you’re wondering what to pick between the Eventek ET312 and the ThermoPro TP-30, check out this test-based, side-by-side comparison!

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Eventek ET312 Infrared Thermometer Gun

ThermoPro TP-30 Digital

Eventek ET312 vs ThermoPro TP-30 Digital Infrared Thermometer

Overall Verdict

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OverallScore Performance70% Design20% Usability10% ScoreOverall 70%Performance 20%Design 10%Usability Eventek ET312 Infra...ThermoPro TP-30 Dig...8.18.27.98.06.56.37.95.0
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Despite the advantage of being the thermometer used in our lab for months prior to the Eventek, the ThermoPro TP-30 falls short in terms of accuracy, receiving a lower score of 6.3 out of 10 compared to the Eventek's impressive 8.2.

When it comes to build quality, both thermometers score evenly, with a respectable 7.9. They offer comparable ruggedness, bright displays, and laser emitters.

However, in the realm of usability, the Eventek takes the lead by offering four different measurement modes, surpassing the ThermoPro TP-30, which only provides three.

All things considered, the Eventek is a well-rounded upgrade that most people will find superior to the ThermoPro TP-30. With its higher accuracy, versatile functionality, and comparable build quality, it offers a compelling choice for those seeking an upgrade.

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
  • Relatively affordable
  • Bright laser emitter
  • The display panel is bright and does a good job of displaying data
  • Comes with a variety of measurement modes
  • The product looks and feels cheap
  • The handle isn’t textured, which can make it slippery on wet hands
  • Overall measurement accuracy is mediocre
  • Handling experience could be better

Key Specs

Dimensions
L3.14 x W1.65 x H6.3 inches
L4.13 x W1.65 x H5.9
Weight
4.36 ounces
5 ounces
Display type
Backlit LCD
Backlit LCD panel
Measurement modes
4 (EMS, average, min, max)
3
Audio cues
Yes
No
Temperature range
-50 to 550°C (-58 to 1,022°F)
-58°F to -1,022°F (-50°C to 550°C)

Where to Buy

Price at publication
$14.66
$22.92

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Analysis and Test Results

Performance

Overall Performance Scoring
8.2
6.3

Design

Overall Design Scoring
7.9
7.9

Usability

Overall Usability Scoring
8.0
5.0

Behind the Comparison

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