RIGOL Digital Oscilloscope DHO804 70 MHz 4-Ch 1.25 GSa/s 12-bit 25 Mpts UltraAcquire 1,000,000 wfms/s 7" Touch LAN/USB/HDMI Web Control SCPI for Power Ripple Embedded Debug

This is a solid workhorse scope for many practical applications for entry to intermediate level use. My personal use cases for this scope are audio (including synthesizers and other generated audio), and HF ham radio. For these purposes, 70mhz is perfectly adequate. Having 4 channels adds a great deal of utility. The controls have a slightly different arrangement than many other brands, but have the same essential functionality. These differences are mostly in the knob and button controls and their orientation. Menus are similar to how other brands are arranged with any differences only being minor. I have only worked with FFT in the math, and had success doing basic frequency analysis. Doing that and basic scope functions let me play with resolutions and scaling functions. Both horizontal and vertical adjustments work as expected and I was able to get useful visualizations and data. The package size and layout is great for my purposes, big enough to easily use, small enough to set up in a wide range of work areas. The screen is easy to read and presents cleanly. You can hook this to a larger monitor through the HDMI interface, but you do not have any visual resolution advantage. I will likely continue using just the built in screen, only. All in all, a practical scope at a reasonable price. It will be great for troubleshooting, signal tracing, as well as basic equipment calibrating.

Awesome little oscilloscope with so many features that I have no idea how they work. I am an no electronics expert by any means so I can't comment on accuracy but this machine is well built and the display is very clear and easy to use. Package comes with several probes to suit your objectives and this oscilloscope can even be hacked to provide the same features of the heigher models which is nice to know, however I would not advise to do it as it will void warranty. In any case, for those in the electrpnocs hobby, this is a high end item and has a small footprint.

Solid scope for the price. Really nice quality and easy too use. Not sure if setting can be saved from use to use.

Design: Rigol definitely stepped their game up this time. I've been using mostly Siglent due to better interface. Not this time. Rigol cleaned up the front panel, moved a lot of features into intuitive touch-screen menus. Hardware: Overall I feel like this is a pretty big leap over their older scopes in this price segment. This scope is basically an android tablet. It is tiny, gets powered by a USB-C power supply. Hardware is very power-efficient. Screen is responsive and precise. Probes are standard cheap BNC type. Perfectly adequate for 70MHz. Accuracy: For the price it is very good. The added resolution is nice, but I wouldn't say it's a game changer. I just don't work with that level precision in my garage. Triggering is still razor sharp. I heard there is a way to upgrade memory depth, which I guess could be very helpful if you're trying to catch a longer signal. Acquires AM and FM waves very accurately in AC-coupling mode. Functionality: It has all of the math features that you'd need. The FFT is blazing fast. This truly feels like a generational leap compared to last gen. Word on the block is that Rigol is using a custom ASIC to achieve such speeds. Areas to improve: I think the physical interface could be improved even more. Rigol does their typical Rigol thing with using different fonts around the panel. The included probe color rings don't match CH4. Honestly, the touch screen is so good that I would just consider using a 10" display and removing physical controls for the next iteration.

This is my second oscilloscope. My first was a "starter" scope, which worked OK and did the job. But it only had two channels, and I needed more. Then came the Rigol DHO804 whose price was surprisingly low with a very solid reputation. The Rigol is clearly a next-level class of scope. This shows up in the relative absence of lock-ups (not that they aren't reported to have some), the accuracy of the lower millivolt measurements, and the general sturdiness/stability of the physical and software qualities of the scope. There's a lot going on in this scope, and it works as expected. One significant value point is that the scope's software uses Android as its operating system. Combined with the touch screen which works well, the user interface is clean and sophisticated. For example, it presents transparent dialog boxes in which you can change settings (in the foreground) while watching how that affects the display output (which is transparently visible in the background behind the dialog box). Nice! Though this scope is limited to 70Mhz input bandwidth, aside from that limitation, it appears to use pretty much the same software and UI as Rigol's faster, more expensive scopes. So as long as that upper bound of frequency is acceptable, you get almost all the features and functionality you'll see in higher-end scopes. It feels like a professional scope. Another great feature is that the scope has a built-in web interface that serves up a remote-control window in your web browser. This lets me take full control of the scope UI using my laptop. The remote display is quite responsive (not laggy at all). I plugged a USB wifi adapter into the Rigol (instructions for this are out on the web), and the whole wireless remote setup fell right into place. By using the remote UI, fine tuning the scope and saving/naming screenshots is a snap. This is a great scope, and a great value. Unless you are a professional with prior experience and a need for a particular functionality not provided by this scope, you will not be dissatisfied. It's a very tight, very well made, very capable package.

Granted, I'm learning from scratch. This scope comes VERY well packaged, looks great, feels great, the fan is quiet, and touch screen easy to use and is responsive. I have no idea how this compares to its competition, but bought when Dave from EEVBlog went nuts for it. Given he's the scope subject matter expert on youtube, it was a no brainer. Already glad I spent the extra $100 for the 4 channel version, and am confident I won't have need for the higher bandwidth version in my future. If you're hunting for your first scope, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this thing. It has more bells and whistles than I can hope to learn and utilize

Very disappointed, this was my first real oscilloscope purchase and couldn’t test it because it wouldn’t power up, it would turn on and just show rigol on the screen and wouldn’t do anything else. This puts a bad taste in my mouth for this brand.

Best Oscilloscope made at this price point. It maintains all the features of the Rigol 2000 dollar scope except the bandwidth. The touch screen, HDMI port and VESA mount are added bonuses. At 3 to 400 dollars you cannot beat it.

12 bit: trace très fine et très peu de bruit. Vraiment mieux qu'un oscilloscope 8 bit. 4 canaux, 2 n'est pas suffisant pour faire du test. Très ergonomique avec l’écran tactile. Mémorise a l’arrêt le dernier réglage (c'est une option à activer dans un sous menu!). On peut sauvegarder les réglages et traces sur clef USB. Très léger et compacte. On peut l'alimenter par powerbank USB pour faire des mesures flottante ou en embarqué dans un endroit ou il n'y a pas de 220V. Logiciel PC non testé. Performance incroyable pour un prix dix fois inférieur aux marques d'oscilloscope anciennes (Tektronix...).

I was expecting to find some limitations with this economic offering. But found none. This oscilloscope performs exactly as it's specifications, with numerous handy features.

軽量コンパクトなオシロなので、「ポータブルオシロスコープ」という製品カテゴリーになるのかもしれません。上を見たらキリの無いオシロの世界ですが、一般用途であれば普通に使えます。この小型、軽量、安価は、ホビーユーザーにとっては、とても助かります。

Generalnie jestem zadowolony z tego oscyloskopu. Ogółem - trzyma parametry, jest wygodny w użyciu, a z donglem WiFi umożliwia szybkie i wygodne przesyłanie obrazu do komputera. Jest jeden warty wspomnienia minus względem starego DS1052E, a mianowicie, według mnie prędkość próbkowania równa 1.25 GS/s jest niemalże wirtualna. Dlaczego? Ano dlatego, że chcąc wyzwalać się przebiegiem innym, niż oglądany, należy uruchomić któryś kolejny kanał, co powoduje spadek prędkości próbkowania o połowę. W przypadku starego Rigola użycie external trigger nie redukowało prędkości próbkowania (oczywiście załączenie drugiego kanału powodowało jej obniżenie, ale nie było konieczne dla wyzwalania drugim przebiegiem). Może i to jest specyficzny przypadek, ale dla mnie dość częsty, dlatego postrzegam to jako wadę. Oczywiście DHO804 jest mnóstwo przewag nad starym DS1052E, takich jak długi rekord pamięci niezależnie od prędkości próbkowania, 2 dodatkowe kanały, zasilanie z USB-C i wiele innych. Ogółem - jestem zadowolony z zakupu.