KAIWEETS HT118E Digital Multimeter Professional, T-RMS Autoranging Multitester 20000 Counts Measures AC/DC Current, Voltage, Continuity, Capacitance, NCV, Resistance, Duty, Diodes, Live, LED Jacks

I bought this specifically for the ability to check capacitors and it works perfectly.

Multifunctional equipment, a really good one. Not just the mentioned parameters, it also has torch as an additional function. Very useful

Alles bestens, zuverlässig und gut. Die Zusatzfunktionen (Licht und Farbwechsel bei gefährilchen Spannungen) finde ich gut. Ich würde es wieder kaufen

Liked everything about this product, have bought Kaiweets items previously and they didn't disappoint. Will be my go-to meter from now on

If you're looking for a 20,000 count meter on a tight budget, then this is likely the one to get I bought it on sale for about $40. This brand has done an impressive job at getting the meter down to this low of a price point for it's quality and its features. At first when I bought it, I didn't like it because it felt like a toy when I bought it. The flashing lights at the inputs and the flashlight made me feel like I was buying a toy. And I wound up purchasing the Uni-T UT61E+, which is definitely a better meter is about all respects. But after owning the Keiweets a little longer I realized it is still a very decent meter. Though I mostly use it on my car, while I use the Uni-T for everything else. Just about everything works about average or better on this. The only thing that I can truly complain about is that if you're using the resistance feature, and you're just measuring the resistance by shorting the leads, it can take several seconds for the reading to settle down. For instance it might read 0.20 Ohms of resistance, and it will take about 10 seconds for the for the measurement to slowly drop down to 0. Which isn't a deal breaker in my opinion. Most measurements seem decently accurate. There are two things I wish the meter had, that most meters with this high of resolution usually have: a Relative button and a manual range button. Which both very helpful when you need them. But at this price point I understand why they left those features out. These decisions likely helped get that low price point. Lastly I thought the leads were a little cheap - they're made with 20 gauge wire instead of usual 18 gauge. But once again, probably done to keep the price point low. And if you look up a tear down video on this meter on YouTube you will find that the input protection is a little limited. But not unexpected for this price point. Really all and all, if you want a high resolution meter, at a great price and aren't too picky about extra features - for instance the lack of a Rel and range button - then this is a fantastic meter selection. The meter even feels good quality in your hands and the dial is solid. And it comes with a decent carrying bag and manual too that fit nicely in the bag.