ANENG Digital Multimeter Tester Auto-Ranging TRMS 6000 Counts Voltmeter Smart Rechargeable Meter Measures AC/DC Current,NCV,Voltage,Ohm,Amp,Resistance,Diodes,Countinuity,Capacitance,Temperature

This meter is amazing and inexpensive. Some analog meters blow fuses when the dial is set incorrectly and eat batteries. The autoranging works perfectly. It comes with important cables such as one with alligator clips so you can clip it to whatever you are testing. It comes with a nice zippered case. The battery lasts forever on a charge. The display is bright and can be read in sunlight. I turns off automatically after 15 mins, so it does not kill the battery if I forget. The audio alert is loud enough to be heard with an engine running. This is FAR better than meters with manual dials (and LCDs lacking lighted displays). On those, if you hook it up to voltage when checking resistance you blow a fuse and have to take it apart. I can work on stuff in the dark. It has everything I need to trace out wiring and do debug in my RV if something something breaks. The battery lasts for many months without recharging. NOTE: TO RECHARGE IT, UNPLUG TEST CABLES AND REMOVE THE RED RUBBER PROTECTIVE CASE TO ACCESS THE USB-C CONNTECTOR.

Good multimeter. Works like description and very accuracy. You can use automatic selection of measurement or you can select it manually (except ohm resistance)

update- nearly a year laterstill working, and have everything it came with. have had no real issues outside of using it in direct sunlight. i see people stating they got this and ended up with "everstart" or some brand that isnt digital at all. to which, (it would appear as if they did a dirty little deed). however, the auto feature is nice. although sometimes it would be best to be able to select the mode you need. in any case tho, it works great for testing computer power supplies, batteries on vehicles, etc. pretty much most things the normal user would use this for. (as i am unsure of what it truly can handle i wont say if its worthy of being taken into account for certified electricians) although its readings are pretty much dead on with my other meters (rather they are cheap brands, or name brands). plus the carry case is a nice touch even if its all lose and what not. let alone the leads this comes with are some of the best ive seen in this price range.It works good, however it's almost like a small part of my display is "blacking" out... time will tell how good it works. It's helped me find two dead lead acid batteries used in ups, electric bikes etc. the beep this thing has tho....why!?!??!

This multimeter is amazing. I like the digital screen. It's really easy to use. And the flashlight option really helps with seeing what I'm trying to test.

Very good product, decent bag no pockets but can use the plastic bag within as a spare pocket for the accessories. Charging port is pretty sturdy, case is soft to the touch, back-light is good quality. The flash light on my phone is of higher quality but the one on this product works fine in necessary situations. Long battery life also, although I haven't used it more than an hour at a time it seems to offer a very long charge span. If I broke mine by accident I would definitely buy another one. This is built more like a Gameboy and less like an old school nokia so you may want to be careful in how you transport it.

It’s not a terrible tester but useless outdoors in sunlight really. The screen just doesn’t have the brightness for use outdoors. I have to hold my hand over it and almost cuff my face to read it which makes it basically useless for automotive repair completely. The beeping noises are annoying. As far as testing goes it appears to be fairly accurate.That said it works okay indoors if that is your main use.It can be hard to tell if it’s in the right mode and auto mode can decide you are checking continuity if you are checking low voltage circuits which is annoying really. I suppose I wasn’t expecting auto mode to work well anyway. I really prefer to have a dial to select the mode I’m using just to be sure it’s on the right setting and all that. The whole smart thing is just not helpful compared to a fluke meter and the standard that’s been around for years. Of course this is much less than a true rms fluke any day so you can’t expect the same experience.I’d just say to buy a better one like a fluke if you have the means to do so, there will be way less headaches with a quality product like those.

as a measuring instrument, I give it a 5, ease of use and documentation only a 3+

Piece of junk I’ve used it maybe twice and I needed it today and it did not turn on thought it needed to be charged but no, just a waste of money