Crenova MS8233D Multimeter 6000 Counts Digital Multimeter DC AC Volt Meter Ohm Volt Amp Tester Measures Voltage Current Resistance Capacitance Continuity Diode Duty-Cycle Frequency NCV Live Wire Test

Great multi tester. I am able to use it for several areas of need.

I'm really impressed with the quality of this multimeter. It works great, has a very solid feel and includes a very nice case plus accessories. Moreover, the price point makes this an incredible bargain. I am very pleased with this purchase.

Great meter. Have had it 5 years. The auto features has worked flawlessly. My 9v battery just started dying on me last time I used it. The only downfall is the fuse is built into the meter. So if you blow it and are trying to check parasitic draw its junk.

As described. Looks well built and easy to use. Instructions are very hard to read due to size of type. Nevertheless I would purchase again. Leads and alligator clip are great and heavy gauge. I love the case.

I’ve had this multimeter for over a year now. It’s gotten a fair amount of use as a DIYer with my small camper and my astronomy hobby. I’ve built my own 12v astronomy gear power supply with 110v AC and 12v 100ah AGM batter with automatic switching, boost converters and various fused ports. Having a good, accurate multimeter was essential and this one fit the bill perfectly. I really like how well everything packs into the included carrying case. Also having the alligator clips as part of the set is very convenient. Additionally the wiring used in the leads is quite robust and show last a long time. One feature I didn’t think I would use much but I use all the time is the integrated stand. The only negative I can think of is the amount of time before the unit goes into sleep mode/battery save mode, it goes to sleep a little too soon for my tastes. This obviously does not impact the accuracy of the unit or the value for money of this unit, I realize I’m being nit-picky but that’s the only negative I have come across with this unit, if you can even call it a negative. I also have to applaud Crenova’s customer support. It reached out them (after the warranty period of 1 year) as I could not get the unit to measure voltage, AC or DC. They responded back very quickly asking more questions about the problem. As it turns out (I hate to admit it) it was completely user error, I had thr leads incorrectly plugged in. Regardless, customer support was very quick to respond and even refrained at making fun of me for such a rookie mistake. I’m very happy with the purchase and would recommend it to any other DIYer out there.

Great multimeter , has some nice features.

Works great and broad capability. I especially like the non touch method to determine live circuits as well as the battery checker.

This inexpensive multimeter is a major upgrade for me, considering that I have been coping for more than 40 years with a couple of fragile 1960s vintage Radio Shack Micronta analog meters which work very well when the cables aren't broken (and they do break, often.) The Crenova multimeter has a rich feature set and solid construction. The Hold and Max functions seem very useful, the cables appear to be quite robust. I almost deducted a star for the documentation, which is presented in retro-Engrish translated from Chinese. The entertainment value doesn't quite offset the often confusing verbiage and features that are not documented. OTOH anyone who has a basic understanding of how to use a voltmeter, ohmmeter, and ammeter should have no major difficulty figuring out how to use this device right out of the package. Although it seems intuitive I am troubled by a lack of explanation on the use of the test lead storage features on the back - It's obvious that the leads slip into the vertical slots, but what is the purpose of the horizontal cuts in each lead slot? They seem the right size to perhaps be used for temporarily policing the wires to a shorter length while the meter is in use. Some mention of them or illustration in the Quick User Guide would be appreciated. Another conspicuous omission is any mention in the book of the required 9V battery (not supplied) or how to install it. Again, not a real problem for someone who has any experience with multimeters (obviously an internal power source is required,) and the battery specification is stamped into the battery cover near the conspicuous Phillips head screw. It's not rocket science, but someone with no prior knowledge might be temporarily stumped or have to seek assistance. I'm giving it a full five stars because of the good quality and excellent value for the price. I definitely recommend this product for someone who needs a good but not super high precision instrument, or one that can measure very high voltages - This one is limited to 250 Volts with protection theoretically up to 600 Volts.