Do not be so sure. Test then judge.
I think this test reveals alot.
This is as control of environment as you can do in home setting.
To me this is a base line.
If the equipment have reproducible data that's base line check.
After that comes drift and aging impact of the equipment which basically is how long an equipment can reproduce repeatable data in a conteoller enviroment.
If after 3 months of usage as an example data is diffrent that means equipment is aging and drifting.
Another way is to use reference kh solution.
Like what we do with salifert kits or with salinity test to check if the the test equipment is still accurate.
Maybe one day I'll do something like this with my Alkatronic just to check, but I am comfortable enough with it to do the standard Hanna checker test every once in a while. Although I trust the numbers, I trust more what I see with my own eyes looking at my fish tank. SO far so good so no complaints besides it can always be better.