allsun Manual Range Mini Digital Multimeter 6 Functions Handheld Folding Voltmeter 3-1 2 Digit Pocket DMM DC/AC DC Ammeter Ohm Continuity Diode Tone Tester EM3081

! So easy to use and convenient. Not too big and bulky! Continently fits in my pocket so I don’t forget to bring it along! So handy and affordable! Accurate and well worth it! The best part is its size!! Love it! You can’t go wrong! I definitely reccomend as a must have if yiu do lots of electrical work or like me! I need to test batteries all the time. Easy accurate!! Pocket sized! Way to go! Yiu nailed it!5 star mini tester! But only the simze is mini! Works great! I definitely reccomend to others! Great deal, arrived in time, packaged well, good quality. Affordable! Not too bulky and work every time! Doesn’t waste batteries

Accurate to my Milwaukee meter. Extremely small and easy to carry in my pocket so I have a meter on me all day.

I let trainees borrow these. They're cheap enough to be expendable (the meters, not the trainees). Trainees buy better meters when they get a company card. The case can be difficult to close if you don't fold and nest the test leads just right. The EMF/NCV feature works well, but may be over-sensitive for some situations.. Capacitance accuracy is good enough to tell if cap is well below range or dead. You get a beeper and light for continuity, but no light or beep for probes to high-voltage, unless over 600VAC (WTF?). If you read the manual, you will see some pretty weird accuracy parameters and adjustments stated. Basically, it's good enough for GO/NO-GO testing, but I don't trust it otherwise. IP rating is very low; Not even remotely weather or splash resistant. I do believe the meter is worth the sub-$20 price. It is slightly better than average within the price range.

I'm an electrical engineer. For the most exacting professional work, I'll use a Fluke 87 or 287 DVM or spendy oscilloscope. But those are all big, heavy and expensive! This dandy little meter is perfect for keeping in a daypack or glove box "just in case": It's small and light enough its not a hassle to carry around. It's cheap enough I don't have to worry I might damage or lose it. and it's powerful and versatile enough to solve 99% of the problems I'm likely to encounter (or have sprung on me by family and friends who know what I do for a living)

I've bought this meter before and found it useful. I wanted to add one to my work trailer so I ordered another. It arrived apparently dead. I couldn't get the unit to turn on at all. I read and reread the 16 page Users Manual. No mention of removing a protective tape from the battery like lots of battery powered devices. Access to the battery requires unscrewing the back, not a slide out panel. Being brand new, I didn't want to remove the cover for fear of voiding a warranty. I got an email from the seller. Yep... got to remove the back cover and then remove the tape protecting the battery. My only other complaint is it is a big difficult to open. Radio Shack used to have a similar meter that was much easier to open.

Very accurate and well made

This is a good compact meter that works well. It measures all common voltages and resistance. The display is reasonably easy to read but for use old guys - you will still need your glasses to read the units indicator which is quite small. That is my only complaint - decent sized digits but tiny units indicators that I need my reading glasses to see. It has a buzzer for continuity checks. I like the case that keeps the probes well sored when it is not in use and protects the meter when it is bouncing around inside my tool bag with the other tools.

After about 3 months of constant use it is still working great. Its accurate (measuring the same things with a fluke meter gave nearly the exact same numbers) its simple, and its so convenient. I used to have to carry my fluke everywhere in a big case, but this thing just drops down in the side of my toolbag. The edges are all rounded so it slides easily into pockets. The *only* minor complaint I have is that if you don't pay attention you can pinch your lead wires in the case when closing it. It's very easy to avoid, and even after pinching the wires several times they still work great. Well worth the money, and definitely get the auto-ranging, AAA battery one. Haven't had to change batteries yet, but AAA is much easier to find than button cells.

Just a great product to have around. Self armoured, so it doesn't get smashed kicking around on a motorcycle, self contaned, so there isn't buts everywhere. Tested against my Fluke multimeter, it's reasonably accurate. Certainly enough to diagnose and repair problems on the side of the road. Maybe a little tough to do communication diagnostics, but that's beyond scope of what I use it for anyways.

Je cherchais depuis longtemps un super mini-multimètre, le voici, testé depuis quelques mois, il fonctionne bien, un peu cheap au niveau du plastique (il faut y aller doucement à l'ouverture/fermeture) mais j'en suis content.

Very small works perfectly and fits in a pocket

Muy fácil de usar y de llevar consigo.

llego en el tiempo de espera requerido, bien empaquetado.