Review on Vafany Digital Multimeter: Voice Control, Auto-Ranging AC/DC 🔋 Voltage Tester with 6000 Counts, Battery, Resistance, Capacitance, Continuity by Mario Newton

The meter itself is pretty good. But there is a design flaw, which I'll address shortly. It also works well as a multimeter. Has the features you need. The voice control is somewhat useless. My biggest problem is that you need to get the exact dictionary used by the multimeter. If you use it daily, you could probably quickly learn how to communicate with it using your voice. I'm an amateur, so a casual user, and I can never remember the exact wording to use. So I gave up the voice commands after a few uses. Now the big minus is that the probes are hardwired. This means these are the only probes you can use with the meter. The good thing is you won't lose them. The disadvantage is that a damaged probe can be difficult or impossible to replace. And what's worse is that there is a tiny opening to hold the probes and you have to wrap the wires properly to place the probes and wires before closing them. Built-in sensors make storage more difficult. As a multimeter it is very good. does the job. I probably won't use the voice command feature, but others might find it useful. Trying to package it for storage is difficult.