UNI-TResidential Multimeter Kit UT123T Digital Voltmeter Ohm Meter 4000 Counts Auto Ranging NCV with Test Leads Thermocouple

It has very basic functions but is incredibly easy to read, simple to use, small and light. If you just want to throw a meter in your car or kitchen 'utility' drawer this is ideal.

I bought this for a small tool bag i haul around in the trunk of my 1992 Miata. For reference my main meters I use at work and around the house are a fluke 332 and Klein MM200.Requirements are compact, detachable leads, auto ranging, replaceable batteries, and cheap enough to keep in the carI was expect something slightly more than a cheapo clamshell meter but what arrive was an actual surprise!Honestly for this price……it’s a stealSuper easy to read display, leads wires are thick, almost comparable to the Klein, compact and leads for temperature too.Btw the leads have stubby caps that keep the tips from poking through bags and pockets…,just pull them off to expose the full tipTime will tell on durability but function wise I tested all the features including measuring resistors and temperature… spot on using the fluke to compare

This is a great little meter, especially for the price. I wanted a good, small, safe (!) and cheap meter, and most of the cheap meters are not good and many are not safe. I have a UNI-T UT61E which is a more “serious” piece of gear but it’s a lot larger, and this little guy has a screen that’s easier to read than the 61E. Reading a AA battery voltage, they agree to within a few thousandths of a volt (and agree with my old Fluke too), and they’re in close agreement on household AC voltage too, which are most of what I intend to use this one for. Not quite pocket size, but quite compact. I like it.

Excelente producto lo recomiendo muy práctico 👍

I bought this to use as a workbench DMM as it can be kept always-on (hold yellow button on power-up), has a wide-angle "backlit" display, and doesn't have amps. Seems to work fine with a USB power supply feeding a 3.3v LDO's output to the battery terminals for 24/7 operation. I actually like that it forgoes current as I don't have to worry about forgetting to switch the leads and frying my device. I wouldn't want this as my only meter, but as a voltmeter it's fast, accurate, and reliable.

For the price, you can't go wrong.

Product is accurate and compact

Great gadget that should be in every home or workshop. My Wife's Uncle and I do all the maintenance and repairs for the different well pumps on our land, out in the country. He has a specific multimeter he keeps just for working on the well pumps, I think he's had it about as long as Thomas Edison has been around. It was long overdue for a replacement, so I ordered this one. Now we can check the wiring better, check to see if a wire is hot or not. Without having to fiddle with the breaker boxes, which are actually by the houses and not the pumps themselves (we have wires running out to the pumps). It's generic, but it works, and it's only twenty bucks. Plus I like all of the new no-contact stuff being made, so that works.