LCR Meter, ZOYI 10KHz LCR Meter Tweezer with 0.5% Accuracy, Digital Multimeter Tester with OLED Display, Tester for SMD, ESR, Resistor, Capacitor, Inductance, Voltage, Frequency, Diode

I believe this is one of the best examples of innovation Ive seen in years. Now its much easier to take messurments with one hand and have the other hand free. I had to get used to keeping the tips strait because the base hinge mechanism isnt very sturdy. With practice however that isnt an issue at all. These are a must have in your toolbox.

Quite a bit of capability in such a small package. The readings are pretty close to what i get on my other LCR meter. I am experimenting with adding alligator clips to the tips of the probes, not soldered, just clipped on. The readings are slightly affected by that but not by much.

I tested this device on capacitors, and inductors to find that the instrument produced acceptable results and that the specifications for the device were completely correct. The price was right, the performance was better than expected. I believe this instrument is a exceptional value, and I recommend this to anyone looking for this type of device.

Works great for RLC testing (Resistance, inductance, and capacitance) and the ability to vary the frequency for ESR measurements on capacitors can be handy for debugging failed capacitors.The big complaint (and reason for fewer stars) is that Diode testing is limited to 0.6V forward drop or less. In practical terms, this means you cannot use this tester to check polarity and functionality for LEDS (typically 1.2-3.6V drop)I will still mostly use my similarly priced Mastech MS8910 for testing during SMD assembly because it can check nominal values for capacitors, resistors, and diodes (including LEDS), and I will use this LCR meter only for inductors and frequency dependent LC tests

as a owner and purchaser of the DT71 i like it a lot but i cant read the display, so i bought this and gosh it reads fast and its pretty accurate love the large display a must-have in the testing department of any micro board specialist

Vivid, easy-to-read display that can be flipped for lefties. Good use of color and font-size to highlight important info in the display. Great for a quick value check and initial placement before soldering components. Pretty accurate compared to my LCR meter.

This seemed like a great option for testing the 9 caps on my treadmill's 6x5 inch motor control board (caps were discharged before starting). Immediately downloaded the 1.8 firmware update (a nice feature). The problem seemed to be very inconsistent readings for resistance when testing in-circuit and resistance should be considered in conjunction with uF readings to confirm if the cap is on its way out. Whether you have an LCR or ESR meter, apparently you have to remove the cap from the board if its circuitry is connected to a nearby cap (that assessment of the circuit board isn't always easy for a novice like me). So, I ended-up having to desolder all 9 caps anyway to get more accurate readings. My DMM always seems to be 10% higher and most likely more accurate in uF, but worthless in measuring resistance. I only trust this LCR for giving me a resistance #, but if I have to pull the cap to bench test, I'm simply going to replace the cap for <$2/per. Sadly, think I'm going to return it.

My husband used this, said it was easy to function, very accurate and easy to read the display. I was built well and seems like it will last and is worth the price!