Review on 🔧 Proster Autoranging Multimeter 6000 Counts: An Advanced AC DC Current Tester Voltage Meter with Alligator Clips - TRMS NCV Temperature Capacitance Diode Audible Continuity Meter by Todd Vesci

I have five Fluke multimeters. All of them are different models, but perform approximately the same functions. One of them stayed in the car I was working on and never saw it again. I decided to take a chance as it has AUTO Range, True RMS and other features and functions like my gauges. So far I'm happy with the accuracy. For the price, I don't think you can go wrong with this meter. (My Fluke test tools average $300-$450.) But I'm disappointed in a few things. :: From the pictures it looks like it is the same size as the Fluke gauge but it is not. It's much smaller, making the LCD more difficult to read compared to the gable assembly. My other complaint is that the test leads are low budget and not at all comparable to Fluke. But for the price, that's understandable. I didn't test all of the features and functions, but the accuracy of the voltage and resistance readings was very accurate. Continuity test is good too. I think this is a very good level multi tester. I am a professional electrician and will use this every day. I'm going to talk about how this is done in a professional setting. I dropped my Fluke from the top of an 8ft ladder and all was fine. I haven't done that with this tester, but it seems reliable.