📡 GQ EMF-390 EMF Meter & Detector: Tri-Field Electromagnetic Radiation Detector for 5G Cell Tower, Wifi, Data Logging, Spectrum Analysis, Radio Frequency Detection - Ideal for Ghost Hunting & Beyond Review

I find ALL KIND of problem areas in my house from the nasty RF/EMF smart meter to the annoying fluctuating EF spikes in up to 4ft Distance coming from everyone and ceilings from dirty electrical wires behind my walls. I fix everything Also, the laptop emits radio frequencies even when it's turned off AND Bluetooth/Wi-Fi is probably disabled. Wi-Fi/Bluetooth on (Airplane mode fixes this) Electrical wires from my street about 30ft in the air, emitting EF 60ft into my doorway (this unit can tell…

Ready to use. Bought to take readings from an outside power line maybe 200 feet from home. Readings were mostly zero EMF (with "normal" readings) even from the yard, but I was surprised to see this thing beeping (with "high" readings) on 2 things on the bedside tables. One was a wireless charging alarm clock and the other was an LED magnifying lamp. Deleted them right away. You can tell people all about RF/EM, but when they see it with real numbers and a beep, it becomes so much more…

According to the manufacturer's description, the device works with a frequency of up to 10.0 GHz, which is not the case. It only works in any mode up to 2.5GHz. I read many customer reviews when making my purchase but only one customer said 5Ghz doesn't work; Now after only 3 days I see a lot of customer feedback that 5GHz is not working? In any case, the meter is good for checking Bluetooth, old WiFi and microwave ovens. I would give it five stars if it ran up to 10GHz as advertised. As its…

Firstly, this pocket meter is easy to use and convenient with clear readings. It displays all three types of radiation (EMF, EF and RF) simultaneously on the screen (all-in-one mode). Radio frequency (RF) has radio frequency emissions from cell towers, WIFI, microwave ovens, smart meters, and 5G networks. EMF has also been found in various things including power lines, transformers and circuit breaker boxes. I bought this meter out of curiosity after reading an article on 5G radiation…

Let me start this review by saying that I will never recommend this meter. I'll explain why below if you're interested. In summary, he does a lot, but little is well done. Now I have 5 meters. 3 of these are professional gauges that I use to evaluate clients, 2 of which are amateur/toy gauges (GQ-390 is one of them). I got my education. I've been studying the biological effects of EMF on the body for about 2 years and have been doing home consultations for a little over a year. Several…