Review on Fluke 113 True RMS Utility Multimeter by Major Callaham

Very good, simple and practical meter for home or service equipment. As long as you don't need to measure current, this is the way to go. To clear up the confusion I've read about, Fluke's materials say it switches to continuity for anything under 3V. That almost put me off buying it. But that's not true, it easily measured the AA and AAA batteries I tried. Not sure why they caused this confusion in their own documentation? Cons: Comes with cheaper "plastic" wires. Buy a pair of softer silicone for more fun, IMO. I really think I could include the most valuable leads and have a better perception of value. It may be a cheaper Fluke, but it still costs over a hundred dollars, which is a lot in my world.