Geiger-2 Dosimeter / Geiger Counter / Radiation Detector

The only issue I think I have, is that there is not a way to change the battery out. The product works as intended, however I wish they would have included mR's in the units of measurement. I have worked in industrial settings and around active gamma and x-ray sources. I can attest that the unit does detect both sources of radiation. I really like the fact that it keeps a running total, as well as the day stats. If you work in/ or around a setting that has radiography I would recommend this. I believe it better than a pocket dosimeter or the new instadose that I have seen replace the old tld badge.

My experience with Geiger-2 Dosimeter

It was okay, simple to use which is good, but it didn’t have all the functions that the instructions say it had as well as the fact you couldn’t leave The sound turned on because it automatically turned off whenever it went into sleep mode and the same goes for the display screen Which is annoying that does what it’s supposed to so there’s that

Sorely lacking documentation

Nice solid, compact geiger counter that works, but documentation is too brief, often inaccurate or wrong, and woefully incomplete, some pictures and instructions do not match product, no explanation of units, or how to interpret. For example: Doc shows a green/yellow/red LED that "Duplicates the status indicator on the display"; but is a blue LED that indicates particle sensing.The Energy screen does not display a "Remaining Operating Time" as shown in the picture. What are Sleep and Eco modes? What are the units, acronyms? Must figure it out by trial and error and online research. The plastic cover came with a little crack on the top edge (only a cosmetic flaw, but should not be on a new product) which may be why the included quality acceptance certificate was blank. So I am disappointed with MIRA. Not quite the quality I expected for the price.