Digital Caliper, Adoric 0-6" Calipers Measuring Tool - Electronic Micrometer Caliper with Large LCD Screen, Auto-off Feature, Inch and Millimeter Conversion

I have a long dream of having a vernier for measuring OD and IDs of components at home. Mitutoyo make used to be purchased by my organisation which were very accurate, reliable, but very costly like 20 to 30k. It is very affordable and suits my approximate precision requirements. Innovative in affordability and that too digital with zero setting.

plastic product. price can be less.

Unlike the product pictures and specifications, you can see that there is no depth gauge at the bottom. Wring product. Moreover, it is so inaccurate that it takes different reading every time.

The product is good but not stronge..you can use it for some uses..the product build quality is not good its simply plastic and also little flexable..But measuring is good and also there is error correction button and also button for unit conversion you can use it in mm and also in inch... over all build quality is poor but other features are good...so we can try it for simple measurments

The calipers are pretty damn accurate and consistent for the price of Rs399. Although the build quality is plastic but you can't get metal ones in this price range of. The zero bias reset button is the most important functionality that I'm glad they didn't omit. And ya I forgot to mention it also has a switch to toggle units(mm/inch). Overall bang for buck!😊

Good but i expected numbering plate in metal but all material in plastic

Good vernier caliper

I am a diyer, already have a cheap vernier, wanted a digital one as my eyesight is getting weaker. This is a toy more than a tool. I think Amazon is hiding negative reviews, Its fully plastic even the scale , at first i thought the scale was metal but no, the makers have done a nice job in fooling us. as to the accuracy its not perfect every measurement i took was around a m.m less , you can see from the photos of my 8 and 6 m.m drill bits. For the price its great VFM. but absolutely not for precision work. need to take 2 or 3 readings and their average to get close values.