Want to know how your soil changes instead of relying on a single reading?
This Bluetooth 8-in-1 soil tester checks pH, EC, temperature, humidity, light, moisture, fertility and salinity, then sends the readings to the YINMIK app.
Use the app to compare readings over time, save records and export data to Excel or email. This makes it especially useful for gardeners, greenhouse growers and anyone managing multiple plants or growing areas.
pH, EC, moisture and temperature are measured directly. The fertility value is estimated from conductivity and should be used as a directional trend rather than a laboratory nutrient measurement.
How to use it
Where it works best
Gardens, greenhouses, fields, and indoor plants — for growers who want a broad read plus a record they can revisit.
EC helps you monitor changes in soluble salts from fertilizer and irrigation water. Instead of reacting only after plants show stress, compare readings over time and investigate unusual increases before adding more fertilizer.
Salinity can increase as dissolved salts accumulate in the root zone. Use repeated readings to compare different beds, pots or growing periods and decide when watering practices, fertilizer use or drainage deserve a closer look.
A single soil reading tells you what is happening now. Saved readings help you see what is changing.
Use the Bluetooth app to compare measurements over time, keep records from different plants or growing areas, and export data when you want to review the results later.
It measures pH, EC, temperature, humidity, light, moisture, fertility and salinity.
Bluetooth lets you view readings in the YINMIK app, save measurements over time and export records to Excel or email. This is useful when you want to compare soil conditions instead of relying on one isolated reading.
The fertility value is estimated from conductivity and is best used as a directional trend. It is not a laboratory nutrient measurement.
Yes. The readings are viewed through the YINMIK app after connecting the tester by Bluetooth.
Yes. It can be used for routine checks in pots, gardens, raised beds and greenhouses where the probe can make proper contact with the soil.
No. It is designed for routine monitoring and trend comparison. Use a laboratory soil test when you need detailed nutrient analysis, amendment recommendations or laboratory-grade results.
If pH is your main concern, compare our soil pH meters for more focused soil pH testing.
