Features to Look for in a Soil pH and Moisture Meter:
Dual Functionality: The meter should have the ability to measure both soil pH and moisture levels. Many models can also measure light levels, but if you're focusing on pH and moisture, ensure these are the primary features.

pH Range: The pH scale typically ranges from 0 to 14:

0-3: Very acidic
4-6: Slightly acidic
7: Neutral
8-11: Slightly alkaline
12-14: Very alkaline Choose a meter that can measure pH within this range, with clear markings or digital readout.
Moisture Range: The moisture scale typically goes from "dry" to "wet, " with numbers indicating the moisture level in the soil. Look for a model that provides clear, easy-to-read moisture readings on a scale (often from 1 to 10 or 1 to 7).

Accuracy: Ensure the meter provides accurate readings for both pH and moisture levels. Higher-end models may be more precise, but even a basic meter can be sufficient for general gardening purposes.

Ease of Use: A simple, easy-to-read display is ideal, whether it's analog (with a dial) or digital. Some meters have color-coded scales, making it easier to interpret the results.

Probe Length: The length of the probes should be sufficient to reach deep into the soil, typically around 4 to 6 inches. Longer probes are more ideal for deeper soil testing.

Calibration: Some meters may require calibration, especially digital ones. Make sure to check if the meter comes with instructions for calibrating it if necessary.