Digital Multimeter, Auto Ranging Pocket Digital Multimeter - AC DC Voltage DC Current Resistance Diodes Capacitance Transistor Backlit LCD Measuring Instrument (VC921)

Great meter for home use. Easy to use. Turns itself off. Has tone for ohm connection when chasing dc current. Storage for probes is nice and the tips are sharp for probing thru insulation on wires. And its about the size of a cellphone. The screen is easily visable and you can change the decimal. Amps, MA etc.

Rubbish don't buy

I don't need any gorgeous tester. Just leave this tiny multimeter in my truck's glove box for emergency.

9990mfd condenser is correct value meserment

I bought this (Zotek) Digital Multimeter to replace a RS (brand name abbreviation) multimeter that I can no longer find to purchase. It is about the same size as my RS meter, but instead of opening like a book this one has a cover that hinges at the top of the meter and flips fully over. You really can't use it as a stand, since it won't support the meter without folding up, but it does sit well on a table with the cover opened all the way. To close the cover, the selection dial has to be set to the left (there are two "OFF" positions) "OFF" position before the cover will fully close. It says it is a "True RMS" meter, which I like. It has 'auto range' but you can manually change the range too! It has all the features, in a small meter, I was looking for....DC Voltage (600V max), AC Voltage (600 V max), Ohms resistance, Diode testing, Continuity testing, Capacitance testing, and Frequency/Duty Cycle (I don't use or need this one too much). Auto off was a big plus too! It turns itself off after 15 mins. of non-use and the feature itself can be turned off if needed! It uses 2-AAA batteries that are under a panel, with a screw, on the bottom/back of the unit. The test leads secure in the side pocket by flipping a little door up (to release them) and down (to store them)...It seems just like what I needed for around the home to replace my RS meter. Nice size to hold in your hand when working. Seems to be fairly accurate (within one to two volts of my other meter). It has a "one year warranty" that comes with it and even says so on the box and in the small instruction folder included (along with a hand strap). The only problem with this is that it gives NO CONTACT INFORMATION if you do have a problem with it! There is no company name on the box! There is no contact information whatsoever for questions or warranty concerning this meter! (It does say on the box "Made in China", so that will give me a starting point!) Once past the 30 day Amazon return window.....the unit is all yours, even with a one year warranty! I'll keep my fingers crossed that I have no problems with it! Otherwise, I'm happy, at this point, with the device!