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Hantek TO1152D Touch Screen Tablet Oscilloscope, 2+1CH Channel Handheld Digital Oscilloscope with Multimeter, 150MHz

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$409.00

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1.Style:To1112c


  • SERVICEABLE - This tablet oscilloscope is thin, light, anti-fall, earthquake-resistant, durable and easy to carry. Unique suspension design, hands-free, more convenient to use for you.
  • POWERFUL - Standard configuration of 2+1 channel digital oscilloscope, maximum bandwidth of 150MHz, maximum sampling rate of 1GSa/s, 8M large storage. A variety of arbitrary waveforms are built into the signal generator, and the highest output frequency is 25MHz.
  • USER FRIENDLY - Multi-touch large screen, resolution as high as 800 * 480. The 2+1 channel tablet oscilloscope is Friendly and easy-to-use UI, good interactive experience, and one-button waveform storage, which is convenient and fast.
  • QUICK CHARGE - Built-in ultra-large capacity battery, long battery life, fast charging and abundant power. The standard 18W charger supports type-C fast charging, and can also share a charging device with the mobile phone.
  • WIDELY APPLICATON - It integrates oscilloscope, multimeter, signal generator and FFT analysis function, provides high-precision multimeter, and has the functions of data recording, storage, trend chart, statistical analysis and so on.



Francisco Lara
Reviewed in Mexico on February 18, 2024
El producto me parece muy bueno pero los vídeos en la página de la empresa tardan mucho en cargar, es casi imposible poder ver uno completo.
Chuck E Doodles
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
I bought the TO1254D from another site. Firmware is the latest, 2024-11-05 on the mfgr's website.The show-stopper is this:The scope continues sampling after acquiring the necessary post-trigger samples, overwriting the triggering event in the cyclic buffer in memory. It does this when STOPped in single mode or TD'd in normal mode with no more triggering events.Consequently, the waveform in memory is from well after the triggering event.Sometimes it displays the expected waveform, sometimes it doesn't. If it does, all you can do is save the image. If you try to zoom or move it switches to the waveform in memory. Sometimes entering and exiting various menus causes it to display the expected waveform, but the waveform data - whatever happened around the triggering event - is long gone.The attached images show the situation. The scope was in single trigger mode connected to a function generator that was off. When it was turned on, the scope STOPped (as it should), showing nothing but sine (wrong). I turned the AFG off and re-armed the single trigger (WAIT), and voila, it showed the change from nada to sine. But it's only an image. Saving the waveform shows it to be all sine (or worse, oddly distorted sine).As a bonus, I've somehow I've gotten it into a state where it can't write to internal memory. I've deleted every file from the File Manager but I can't save anything to internal memory - no saved settings, no reference waveforms, images, etc.Other thoughts:The DMM is only 4000 count and low accuracy.Battery life is two hours at most with 4 18650 cells.The AFG is pretty good for what it is.The form factor is nice.As it currently stands, this is an expensive piece of junk.
Edumar Merchan
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023
Easy to use, friendly, a great work tool.