🔍 Siglent Technologies SDM3055 5.5 Digit Digital Multimeter in White and Grey Review

Okay, I don't need it. Read and did not have the number of posts like this. Do I need more numbers? No, but nice to have. Very happy with it, works great, easy to read and understand and very accurate in volts and caps. It's a lot faster than the Owon XDM2041, which is really good for what I use it for, but it's a much better meter

The meter worked fine for 3 months, then stopped working at all. When the meter is on, the display shows the Siglent logo and nothing else. I have written two emails to Revain to explain the problem and arrange for the faulty meter to be replaced or repaired but they have not yet responded. I believe this meter should have a 1 year warranty so my next step is to contact Siglent Technologies customer service. I'll update the review after giving Siglent a chance to fix the issue, but I'm not…

as Step 1! Here's a trifle - using the included wires in the continuity setup. It's really sensitive and seems slow. Slowly show open and closed. There's no way in the world I would trust this meter for the continuity of the powered outputs. Since I replace pins with a Probe Master on everything other than Agilent or Fluke, I've done the same thing here. Now it works as expected - open or close instant results. , no matter how quickly or gently you squeeze the wires. I have not attempted to…

Watch the review and teardown video before you decide! If you *really need* a well-known brand, don't even think about it, just throw out your wallet and buy something like the Keysight 34450A, the Fluke 8808A, or the Keithley 2110. Price. I've never needed a meter with this level of accuracy before, or if I have, my employer has provided me with one, but the project I'm consulting on now requires more accuracy than my Fluke 115 or the old B&K 2945 handheld meter. I don't want to spend money on