KEE Gold Tester

I work for an estate sale company; having this has saved us so much time and trouble swiftly identifying unmarked gold items!

Ourstanding gold checker

You need to supply a piece of 18k yellow gold to use as a calibration specimen. Accuracy seems pretty good, but it's not great. It will give you an idea of what you have, but it's not spot on. Different alloys read a little differently even if they are the same K rating. Included instructions are minimal. You need to watch a few videos to understand how to recognize a dead battery and a spent probe.

Another life Saver Or I Will Say Money Saver.... Does Exactly What It Is Suppose To.. HINT Follow The Instructions Step By Step You Will Be Happy You Did....

I just receive the tester and it seems to work quite well. I tested it on some gold I mined and rated it about 18 kart which was accurate. I tested my wife gold and was on the money with their also. I am quite pleased with the device so far. We are planning to in vest in gold and their is a lot of counterfeit gold. Tungsten plated stuff and it hard to tell that it is plated this should help out with that. Tungsten weighs almost the same as gold. The only way to tell with out the tester would be to damage the item your wanting to purchase .

I am extremely disappointed with the pen I received. It is dried out and looks worn out, clearly indicating that it is a used pen. This is completely unacceptable. To make matters worse, there is no option to replace the defective item, which is extremely inconvenient and frustrating. I expected better quality and customer service. This experience has been highly disappointing.

This tester works excellent and as expected. It was very easy to set up. I watched a YouTube video to make sure I was doing things correctly.

I almost returned this. The first piece of gold I checked said 18k. Perfect, used to calibrate. My gold coin displayed 24k then buried the gauge max Platinum. That confused me. I was going to return the meter. Then my gold bracelet tested at 18k. I thought it was 14k, now it’s making me money. Pulled out my eye loop magnifier. 14k written all over the chain. Conclusion, finding a 18k metal to use for calibration is critical. My gold coin now reads 24k. Be careful with plated gold. My $10 plated coin tested at 24k.

The instruction sheet really needs to be improved, very ambiguous - went on you tube to make sense of it, plenty of instruction videos. The item itself is excellent and very easy to use (now I know how). Very pleased. Looks robust hopefully it will do the job for years to come. Way better than using acid and appears to be very accurate when calibrated with 18ct gold. The fly lead also works well for testing off of the unit's table Worked on Platinum as well.

Very bad

Once you calibrate it with 18kt gold. It works great very easy to use and a nice addition to my business. I would recommend calibrating it each use, for accuracy.

Si funciona muy bien para revisar el kilataje de la pieza

looks like it's been used