KAIWEETSSoft Silicone Electrician Test Leads Kit CAT III 1000V & CAT IV 600V with Alligator Clips and Needle Probe for Fluke/AstroAI/INNOVA Multimeter Electronic Clamp Meter 9PCS

I wanted a quality set of digital volt meter probes. These looked great, added bunch of additional leadsSo far, they are performing greatWould buy them again. Much cheaper than the Fluke brand replacement probes.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I really like these little kits. Decent quality and easy enough to switch out as needed.

Good product for the price.

The leads in my Fluke git snagged and broke the tip off of one. It didn't take much thinking fir me to buy this set since Fluke leads cost five times as much. I was worried these would be a little stiff like most aftermarket leads but they are very flexible, as flexible as the Fluke brand. I like the accessories that came with these and the clips come in very handy. O KY wish they offered them in a longer length since some of our control cabinets are pretty large and its a stretch for these to reach sometimes but these work fine. I would definitely recommend them and I'm ordering two more sets for backups and in case one of my techs mess their lead up.

Works good, however the 90 degree elbows are to wide to fit properly in my volt meter so I have the plug the straight ends into it to use. Not a terrible thing but just a bothersome detail. Other than that it’s so far been a good purchase and works good.

Very solid quality lead connectors for my multimeter, working perfectly and accurately when testing batteries (as a replacement for the original factory leads that were faulty after dozens of uses).

The main reason I bought these silicon leads is they make it much easier to work with super flexible leads... Plus the two adapters I really needed... I would recommend this product to anyone using a multimeter Kaiweets HT118E Digital Multimeter...

These test probe leads do not feel like silicone. They are too stiff to be silicone. The red test probe tip was loose inside the insulated shroud. I attached the leads to a clamp meter that I had just ordered and wanted to test AC voltage from a wall outlet. The test probe tip had slid into the insulated shroud. I repaired it with some heavy strength adhesive.I wanted to see how the tweezers compared to a five hundred dollar LCR meter and tweezer setup. As you can see, the tweezers did measure the capacitance of a 0805C47uF capacitor and a 0603R75K resistor. The tweezers are fairly stiff so if you have a slow autoranging multimeter like this Craftsman, your fingers will get tired clamping down on the part. If you use these tweezers for measuring surface mount parts, be careful not to squeeze onto the part with too much force. The part will want to spring out of the tweezers due to the tips being a bit flimsy. I did not test these tweezers with any 0402 or 0201 parts. The BK Precision 880 tweezers came with heat shrink tubing to protect the tips. I cut some half inch heat shrink tubing and added to mine.The spring hooks and alligator clips worked fine for testing the frequency of an RFID circuit.Overall, not a bad Test Lead Kit. No resistance loss. I would have given these another star if not for the loose test probe tip.