🔌 uxcell 1000V Banana Connector Multimeter Probe Test Lead Set (Black/Red) - Detachable Threaded Tip, Coverless Design Review

These things lasted a few months and the ends were falling off. Super thin wire, inexpensive. Spend a little more and get something better.

DON'T WASTE TIME AND COST. Useless. On the second day they fall apart. The wires come straight out of the probes. Never again. The first time they were just "honest"

The resistance of the wires touching was a bit high; My meter can't zero the resistance so it's worth considering, but they're a lot cheaper than Fluke's OEM leads.

I wasn't sure which ones would fit as I had a friend who also needed a replacement for his multimeter so I ordered several including a spare and used it too, to increase the distance. Works well.

They don't stay connected to my multimeter like the original probes. The part that connects to the multimeter seems to be too short. Getting bad readings and then reconnecting them is very inconvenient. You have to find one that fits properly.

Product OK but lead material is flexible plastic. I love the durable rubber weights that we used in the 60's and 70's. Although the wire in the wires needs to be small to give a more accurate meter reading, they are too small. The wire along with the plastic insulation makes the product of poor quality.

My meter is a special Harbor Freight so not the best quality but I don't use it more than once or twice a year. The cheap wires that came with the kit came loose from the ends of the tester. Got these as a replacement. They are way better than the originals. I tested them and they work great! Would recommend if you need replacement cables. Possibly not of high enough quality for long-term professional use.

These are very good test leads with probes. I needed them to replace a broken original wire that came with my inexpensive Harbor Freight multimeter. They fit perfectly and are snug, but I had to carefully cut some of the plastic covering at the top of the banana plug to allow the plug to fit deep enough into the meter jack for a physical connection. This was easy to do with a utility knife. They work great.