JBL PROSCAN

Name: JBL PROSCAN
Rating: 2.84 (2649 reviews)
Author: JBL GmbH & Co. KG

By: JBL GmbH & Co. KG

JBL PROSCAN - Water Analysis with the Smartphone

Features & Capabilities

JBL PROSCAN is a cutting-edge Chrome extension that allows users to perform photometric water analysis using their smartphones. Designed specifically for aquarium, pond, and general water testing, this extension requires the JBL PROSCAN set and the enclosed PROSCAN ColorCard for accurate readings.

Utilizing innovative color detection technology, it rapidly evaluates seven critical water parameters and offers detailed insights, background knowledge, and actionable recommendations. Users can manage multiple water profiles, track results over time, and receive customized scan reminders. Additionally, a myJBL profile enables storage and comparison of past measurements, which can be accessed from anywhere, with multiple devices sharing the same account.

Key features include fast analysis, precise diagnosis, graphical evaluations, CO2 content calculation for aquarium water, and tailored product suggestions to optimize water quality. By following simple usage guidelines, users can ensure reliable and repeatable measurements for maintaining healthy aquatic environments.

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0 Last updated: 2025-07-24

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2014-10-27

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in*****@jbl.de

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Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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Developed by:

JBL GmbH & Co. KG

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.jbl.proscan

Email:

in*****@jbl.de

Website:

http://www.jbl.de

User Reviews

JBL ProScan shows potential with a useful concept and decent readings when it works. Some users are generally happy and appreciate the ability to track measurements. However, persistent reliability and usability problems—especially inaccurate or inconsistent results, frequent crashes or blank screens, and login/data-saving issues—significantly hinder adoption. Additional pain points include device compatibility/installation hurdles, weaknesses in image capture and strip detection, and limited accessibility (e.g., no longer able to buy strips). Users want features like gallery import, per-aquarium notes, and auto-logging. Overall, reliability and UI issues undermine the app’s value.

Pros

Promising concept that aims to simplify monitoring aquarium water with digital strip analysis.
When it works, it provides good readings.
Ability to log measurements and track history (with potential notes per aquarium).
Some users report being generally happy and finding value in the app over months.

Cons

Inaccurate or inconsistent readings across tests (e.g., different outputs for the same water).
App instability: crashes, blank screens, and occasional failures to open.
Login and data-saving issues: mandatory login, repeated logins, and not saving results.
Image capture and strip detection problems: camera struggles to detect test strips, cannot capture photos, and alignment prompts (center) cause errors.
Compatibility/availability issues: Play Store blocks installation on some devices and some devices report not compatible; stock/availability issues for test strips.

Recent reviews

useless for Pro Aquatest strip test because it doesn't correctly recognize the tested values

Mi*****, 2026-04-07

You should make an option to import photos from gallery to analize water!

Th*****, 2026-03-12

Its a complete waste of money and time. I did 3 tests for one of my tanks to see how accurate they are and the first test basically said that all 9f my fish will die immediately while the second said that everything is perfect and the third told me that I have chlorine in my water wich is impossible bc I used chlorine free water to fill it up. You could just burn your money tbh. Would have the same outcome: you dont know if your water is fine and your money is gone.