🔌 High-Quality Digital Multimeter Probe Test Leads for Clamp Meter Needle - Thin Tip Multi Meter Tester Lead Probe Wire Pen Cable 20A 1000V Review

good conclusions; Unfortunately I had to change them to be able to use them in my meter. My fault and they still work fine.

I have several multimeters and these probes don't match any of them. If you decide to buy them anyway, you'll also need to buy banana plugs to replace the ones on the test leads.

This product listing does NOT mention that these are special probes with 2mm banana plugs on the test end. These are NOT the standard 4mm connectors used in almost every multimeter in the industry. Beware. They are completely useless and useless for my application. It probably won't work for your applications either.

They're pretty cheap, only good enough for 5 days of daily use. I use them as an emergency. You need to buy 2-3 pieces. Accuracy, good with a meter on ohms: probes show 2.3 ohms, wires ring and go as low as 0.05 ohms. You get what you pay for here. You need to attach the wires from the package to the plastic probe. No calibration of hospital equipment with these puppies.

Bought as a replacement for use with my Craftsman 82029 multimeter. ). They work great and still have enough insulating sleeve to cover the plug. The probes are longer and larger. narrow for easy reading in tight spaces Accurate measurement Excellent product.

Nicer leads and wires than the ones that came with my cheap meter. The insulation appears to be more flexible so it should last longer. Grips are much easier to use. They are about 6 inches longer than the originals, it would be nice if they were a little longer. But for this price I can't complain. .

I don't know if I've ever given a star before, but it was completely useless except to poke holes in things. The needle tips were exactly what I was looking for, but unfortunately none of them connected securely to the banana plug on the other end. They hung on my rack with test leads for a long time, and I finally figured out what the problem was. There are bad connections at the ends of the probe. If they were on the ends of the bananas, I could have saved them easily. Since everything is…

multimeter test leads are complete nonsense! I connected both the positive and negative test leads to the multimeter but nothing worked so I carefully examined the connectors and found that the metal pins or contacts that go into the multimeter on the black wire were cracked and broken. I took a close look at the positive wire that was loose inside. To my dismay these multimeter wires are cheaply made in the part that connects to your real meter, the metal contacts inside are very thin and very