KAIWEETS HT118A Digital Multimeter Professional, T-RMS Autoranging Multitester 6000 Counts Measures AC/DC Current, Voltage, Continuity, Capacitance, NCV, Resistance, Duty, Diodes, Live, LED Jacks

Wery god instrument precision like fluke

This thing is an absolute beast, not only by design but also inside. The meassurements are perfect and havent found any faulty meassurement yet. Its easy to use it with those lights at the ports, and i like the frequentie thats been showed when you meassure volts in AC mode. Also the light will turn red, when the voltage is too dangerous, and there is also a torch in it for some light.

EDIT - well it's November 24 a year after buying it and still really happy with it, I've used it for a lot of stuff (other that just guitars) and still impressed with it. I was just passing through as I'm going to be buying another one (amongst other things) for my son whose finally leaving home! I saw a review on here that a chap who's bought one said there is no continuity buzzer. There is, but I didn't know at first either, I found out by a fluke (if you will excuse the pun) when you set the resistance function, it is silent, but press 'FUNC' then you get the reading and the buzzer, if you press func again it'll go into diode reading mode - I think you can cycle this, and I only found out by mistake because I'm ham fisted and pressing buttons willy nilly!! But it does show you on the selector switch you can have the buzzer. The other person whose posted photos of the "wrong leads" well - I don't know what to say - they have protective covers that pull off the end of the lead that goes into the meter socket. I don't think anyone else here has complained about having to remove covers, so I think it's safe to ignore that review, like everyone else has. I'm not an electrician so I don't rely on a meter to earn my money, but I believe most households should have a meter for those little jobs that a DIY'er would be comfortable to do. I paid £40 for this meter (I believe it was even cheaper a few months ago) and I'm really happy with it. It tells you which sockets to connect your leads into for whichever function you want to measure. I do a lot of work on my guitars and it's excellent for continuity and capacitance. It's also great for measuring AC mains and DC for your car. I watched a lot of youtube reviews before I bought and most report that the accuracy is spot on when compared to a Fluke. That's all I really need. If I was a HV electrician and went about measuring current and voltage on substation busbars then I'd probably end up with a Fluke as I'm not sure that the leads are rated at a CAT rating. But then again its horses for courses, for me it's a fantastic meter, easy to read, easy to use, pretty rugged and hopefully long lasting.

Great price really nice quality it seems. Rubberised exterior for shock and water It doesn't come apart of you want to...... Empty it of water. Love the ook design and function of this gadget. Just bought another one because .......... Left mine out in 24 hours of storming rain face up. The poor thing tried to work but spluttered to a halt. No reflection on the meter. Just my haste to get out of the rain and forgetfulness. Looks like the manufacturer has done more than enough to make this thing durable, reliable and accurate. But not much that's electronic will survive well in a massive downpour Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this multi meter

Bardzo dobry multimetr niczego mi nie brakuje, zarówno dla początkującego jak i zaawansowanego.