CrenovaMS8233D Multimeter 6000 Counts Digital Multimeter DC AC Volt Meter Ohm Volt Amp Tester Measures Voltage Current Resistance Capacitance Continuity Diode Duty-Cycle Frequency NCV Live Wire Test

I have had this multimeter for 6 years now, ran across it on Amazon looking for another one. I can say, this meter does everything that I have ever needed it to except for Amp. It's accurate enough for general needs and then some. I tested it against an oscilloscope and it performed quite nicely. Performed similar to a fluke. Great bagin for the cost and a must have for anyone's toolbox.

This inexpensive multimeter is a major upgrade for me, considering that I have been coping for more than 40 years with a couple of fragile 1960s vintage Radio Shack Micronta analog meters which work very well when the cables aren't broken (and they do break, often.) The Crenova multimeter has a rich feature set and solid construction. The Hold and Max functions seem very useful, the cables appear to be quite robust.I almost deducted a star for the documentation, which is presented in retro-Engrish translated from Chinese. The entertainment value doesn't quite offset the often confusing verbiage and features that are not documented. OTOH anyone who has a basic understanding of how to use a voltmeter, ohmmeter, and ammeter should have no major difficulty figuring out how to use this device right out of the package.Although it seems intuitive I am troubled by a lack of explanation on the use of the test lead storage features on the back - It's obvious that the leads slip into the vertical slots, but what is the purpose of the horizontal cuts in each lead slot? They seem the right size to perhaps be used for temporarily policing the wires to a shorter length while the meter is in use. Some mention of them or illustration in the Quick User Guide would be appreciated.Another conspicuous omission is any mention in the book of the required 9V battery (not supplied) or how to install it. Again, not a real problem for someone who has any experience with multimeters (obviously an internal power source is required,) and the battery specification is stamped into the battery cover near the conspicuous Phillips head screw. It's not rocket science, but someone with no prior knowledge might be temporarily stumped or have to seek assistance.I'm giving it a full five stars because of the good quality and excellent value for the price. I definitely recommend this product for someone who needs a good but not super high precision instrument, or one that can measure very high voltages - This one is limited to 250 Volts with protection theoretically up to 600 Volts.

Very complete multimeter, with diode, capacitance, frequency in Hz, up to 600V ac or dc and up to 10 amp ac or dc current measurements. Screen is somewhat challenging to see in some light situations unless you turn it up with one of the buttons. User manual is in VERY small font, so the older population of users may have an issue referring to the manual without reading glasses. Overall, a very complete unit that looks like it will be extremely helpful in troubleshooting. Appears to be good value for the money.

I didn't expect a lot at this price point. But darned if I can find any flaws in this multi meter so far. I got this primarily to test battery voltage, circuit continuity, etc. Maybe the more expensive ones are tougher? Maybe? I just can't see spending more. This does everything I need and more, and it does it perfectly. It comes with a nice case, two sets of leads (pointed probes and alligator clips), and batteries. The display is large and clear. I'm a happy customer.

Love this thing! Checked the calibration and it seems to be spot on. Auto-ranging is the bomb, and the 6000 count is useful for measuring drone batteries

Arrived promptly. Easy to understand. Lots of features and works well.

Nice meter for the price. There is only one complaint I have: It would be nice to be able to change the batteries without having a small phillips screwdriver handy. But it is nice that it comes with alligator clips too. I keep these in my cars and boat to always have on hand.

My trusty old multimeter which was probably 20 years old finally stopped working and needed to be replaced. I only need to use a multimeter periodically for basic measurements so I didn’t need anything high end but I didn’t want the cheapest one available either. I selected this Crenova unit which had a few extra features than cheaper units and I have been happy with it so far.I was impressed when it arrived in a nice cardboard box with custom printing showing the manufacturer name, model number, and even a picture of the unit. Opening the box reveals a nice hardshell case in which the meter, probes, and manual are all stored. It was nice to see the meter was also bubble-wrapped and the probes come with safety covers to protect the metal tips and the plugs also have inserts to protect the pin inside.I installed the included batteries and the unit powered right up. I measured the voltage of some batteries and some AC power outlets in the house and it worked as expected. I also measured a few resistors and tried the continuity testing and all good there. The orange protection shell is a little harder than I would like but it will definitely protect the meter from basic drops. For the price, this is a great entry level multimeter.