🔧 TRMS Autoranging Digital Multimeter AC DC Current Voltage Tester with NCV VFC & Probe Clips | Battery Amp Volt Ohm Hz Diode Resistance Frequency Capacitance Continuity Electrical Meter - 9999 Counts Review

Small but functional multimeter in the box, excellent value for money. Solid construction, quality materials, looks like a more expensive device. I particularly liked the auto-ranging feature and the measurement of battery charge under load. The accessories feel solid and fit just right. Possible improvements: * Adding a socket for measuring transistors * Although the manual is complete and informative, the translation is cryptic, some table headings are still in Chinese

So far the meter has generally worked well, but I have a few comments. (1) Instructions do not tell how to use alligator clip probe tips. (2) When you worked. If not, alligator clip probe tips are useless with only intermittent connections. (Maybe I didn't get it!?) I had to dig up some old alligator clips that I already had on hand. When I did that I couldn't find any fuses - only batteries. So if my fuse(s) blow then I'm a BITCH.

Bought this gauge for Christmas. Arrived very well packaged, no damage. Gave it to my neighbor to test on his $400 Fluke test tool. He is an HVAC specialist and knows these devices inside out. The Mestek meter matched the specifications of the more expensive device. The meter is well built, batteries are easy to replace, internal fuses are easy to replace and inexpensive. Some multimeter fuses can cost as much as $27 when they blow. The only problem was that the batteries died, no big deal, it…

I bought this device because it fits in my tool bag on the go. All functions seem to be working properly. Automatic detection works perfectly. However, there are also disadvantages: * The frequency meter is limited to 7.5 kHz. I have a slightly more expensive meter that can measure in MHz. Not sure why this one is so limited. * Significant delay in buzzer sound during continuity test. The delay is just under a second.* The display and backlight are a bit dim.* Runs on AAA batteries. Somewhat…