ZOTEKZT-102A Digital Multimeter, 6000 Counts, True RMS, Dual-Mode Auto/Manual, AC 550V Protection, NCV, and Double Fuse Safety

Great item

I bought a few. One for the tool box, one for the truck tool bag, and a spare just incase. Great multimeter.

For my intended use, accurate enough. Don't care for the auto function though. Auto shutoff time is too short and doesn't see to take time since last reading into account. Seems like it is fixed amount of time.

This is the second meter of this type I purchased. I love the way it can figure out what your measuring. AC, DC or Ohms and for the price, it is fairly accurate.

I find other meters hard to read, or hard to position to read. This one is very easy to read from a distance and in the dark. I like the thermistor, although I will probably lose it. Used it to measure DC a few times so far and found it to be accurate.

The probes are non-standard. The length of the exposed part of the probe is about 1/8 of an inch long. This makes it difficult if not impossible to hook up an alligator clip. As such, trying to use it hands free will be a bit of a challenge. In addition, it does not have a kick stand so you have to lay it flat.

This is a nice multimeter that seems quite accurate when compared to my reference meter. The auto setting works well and the screen is very easy to read. It comes with a nice case and decent leads. Seems to be working fine for me so far.

This meter trounces Fluke on features to cost. You would need to spend 10x more to get an equivalent Fluke meter.That being said, the chassis feels cheap. I would gladly pay twice as much (which would still be way cheaper than a Fluke), if ZOTEK would simply beef up the chassis to some kind of Fluke-like polymer.I don't need Fluke accuracy, but I would like something approaching Fluke robustness. This isn't it.