FNIRSILCR-ST1 10KHz LCR Meter Tweezer, Mini Smart SMD Tester, ESR Meter, Multimeter, Capacitance Inductance Continuity Diode Tester, Auto Component Recognition Electronic Component Analyze

When I first saw this, I thought this was a gimmick, but a friend convinced me to try it.I was pleasantly surprised by how well it works. The component readings are accurate. The screen size is large and bright enough to be functional.The user interface could use some improvement, and the tips could come together better, but I will overlook those for how well it works overall!

Seems quite accurate, more than enough for my needs. Comes with spare tips, a storage case. There's a magnet in the back for sticking it up near your workspace. The screen is pretty large and bright, and it is rechargeable. I like that you can change the test frequency a bit. There not a lot not to like, these are awesome for the money.

Excellent quality product

Great for testing NPN and PNP transistors, diodes, and resistors. When testing capacitors it sometimes turns into a random number generator. Battery life is good at about 45 minutes.

I needed milli-ohm testing capability for testing my motorcycle stator. Typical ohm-meters are not designed to measure well below 1.0 ohm but this one claimed to have this capability. I have been pleasantly surprised so far. I have compared readings with a set of precision 1% low ohm resistors and this thing is capable and accurate. Compared to what it would cost to have this capability in a Fluke or other name brand DVM's this is a major bargain. Would be nice if this included an adapter kit for banana jacks so I could use my clip leads. I will update this review after I've used this for other testing applications.

I purchased this to look for bad capacitors on an automotive circuit board. It worked perfectly to locate a bad capacitor that was visually OK. The meter is easy to use, I like the USB charging and battery life, and I would recommend this to anyone.

Works great

Great idea, nice user interface, but I have a difficult time using it. Grabbing a component with the non-compliant (not springy) tweezers doesn't result in a good enough connection to easily make a measurement. Contact with the component is intermittent.