Can any one recommend a reliable yet reasonably priced pH meter?

[soggycd]

I have been in the market on and off for sometime for a good pH meter, but never found one I was comfortable with because they are either way too expensive or not reliable enough (do not stay calibrated, no temperature compensation, probes need to be replaced often, etc.)

Does anybody own a reliable yet affordable pH meter they use for brewing purposes that they would recommend to a fellow homebrewer?

Thanks!

 

[blizz81]

Subscribing since I've looked and everything under $100 on Amazon has enough bad reviews about not holding calibration that I don't trust anything.

 

[MichaelBrock]

I have the Extech ExStik: http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=40&prodid=430 It stays reasonably well calibrated (but I calibrate before every use regardless). Waterproof, ATC, and .01pH accuracy. I spent quite a bit of time looking and wasn't able to find anything as accurate, for as good a price.

 

[beernbourbon]

Pretty good thread on meters here:

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/revised-buying-guide-ph-meter-based-book-water-446437/

and here too....

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f128/ph-meter-mw102-hach-pocket-pro-485151/#post6282585