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Very nice tester.

The extra lead set that came with the meter does not fit and cannot be used with the meter.I am returning the meter.

It's accurate and small I like it

Eigentlich ein super Messgerät, aber einen Stern weniger, weil die Messtrippen nichts besonderes sind, KAT 3 ??? und eine Krokoklemme gleich gebrochen ist;Bereichswahlschalter ist anfangs etwas schwergängig, und die Eingangsbuchsen sind sehr streng zum einstecken. - aber sonst o.k.

It's cheap because they don't include everything they say will be there i got meter and leads no instructions even throwing it in to garbage

***************UPDATE***************Aneng customer service replaced the defective multimeter with a new one that works perfectly. One of the benefits of the Aneng multimeter over others is that it will read milliamperes; not all do. Also, I received the replacement via Amazon delivery within 2 - 3 days after they promised to ship; excellent customer service too.**************************Unfortunately, the Aneng Digital Multimeter did not work out for me.As an around the home DIY’er, my needs from a multimeter are basic: checking A/C and D/C voltages and current. We use a lot of batteries for home and hobby devices, computers, etc., and I also use a multimeter to check at wall plugs and the fuse box, along with the health of our automobile batteries.First off, the D/C mode of the Aneng Multimeter never worked. I was able to check it against another meter I own that I have confirmed to give accurate readings. When checking both lithium and nicad batteries with the Aneng meter, whether it’s set on “Auto” or I’ve selected the D/C voltage setting manually, it gives no reading. The meter did move when checking a healthy car battery, however I got a reading of just over 1V, while the working meter gave the correct 12V+ reading. My use of the Aneng meter was in accordance with the instructions given in the user manual; I feel confident it’s not working properly.Using the probes to test household A/C voltage I get a reading of 114V with the Aneng meter, and 120V with the alternate meter. I don’t know what to make of the disparity in readings. However, at this point, I have more trust in the alternate meter.In addition, it is mentioned in both the Multimeters title and the description that the meter is capable of “NCV,” an acronym for “non-contact voltage detection.” NCV isn’t mentioned anywhere in the user manual. My alternate meter has a specific mode setting for NCV and emits a beeping sound and blinking bars on its LCD screen when voltage has been detected. In the case of the Aneng I was able to get low voltage readings with A/C-v manually selected and the red probe held 3 – 4 mm from a source wire known to be live. But since there are no instructions for an NCV setting included, I don’t know if the meter was behaving accurately and in accordance with its design. That said, it does seem to indicate a live cord or wire with this setting only. It gives no indication when in the “Auto” mode or any other mode.Since the D/C mode of this meter doesn’t work, the meter as a whole is of no use to me. It’s quite possible that I received a defective meter, but as such I cannot recommend it. The manual mentions a fuse to be found under the battery cover, but I found no evidence of a fuse or a reset button anywhere on the unit. Furthermore, the incompleteness of the user manual is another factor that in my opinion, leaves much to be desired.The Aneng Multimeter is delivered with a zippered storage case, an extra set of leads that includes threaded, interchangeable connectors, along with alligator clips.

This digital multimeter works great and includes quite a few different types of test leads and a case. I had several old digital multimeters, but none of them could measure capacitance and they did not have clip-on adapters for the test leads. This meter is a major upgrade for me at a very reasonable price compared to other similar multimeters.

This multimeter is as accurate as my large DMM. The meter is very light and small enough to fit in a jacket or large shirt pocket. I'm not fond of the time and temp reading since the meter must be on all the time and it has only 2 AAA cell batteries that drain quickly. It would be nice if it had either a plug to connect a power pack to it or use at least 2 C cell batteries. If it weren't for the choice of battery size, I would have given it 5 stars instead of 4.

Large display for old tired eyes.