
Good inexpensive multimeter. Good enough that I didn't return it, not good enough to buy again. As far as I can tell, it's accurate, relatively easy to use, and can measure current. And now the worst. Voltage readings are automatically selected and you cannot turn this off. You may be wondering, "why is that a problem?" My answer is, if you're trying to verify that a circuit has power, this meter will almost always give you a reading because it's very sensitive. So if you see 0.120V it looks like the circuit is live, but you should look closely at that small value. In the corner it says the reading is 1/8 volt, not 120 volts. On the contrary, it's easy to mentally add that point and think you've turned off a circuit that's still live. The only other annoyance is that the probe cover is poorly attached. When you insert probes into a reader socket, sometimes the plastic comes loose when you try to remove them.

π Johnson Level and Tool 400EM-S 12-Inch Heavy Duty Metal Combination Square for Professionals, with Inch/Metric Measurements, Silver - 1 Square
8 Review

Kapro 307-08-TMS Try And Mitre Layout And Marking Square With Stainless Steel Blade, 8-Inch Length
18 Review

Triangle Group TR918 225/45 R18 95V summer
61 Review

π CAMWAY 6 Inch Digital Caliper with LCD Display, Electronic Vernier Caliper, 150mm Stainless Steel Feeler Gauge, Plastic Digital Caliper Set for Zero Setting Inside/Outside Diameter, Depth, and Step Measurement Tool
3 Review