AstroAI Digital Clamp Meter 2000 Counts, Multimeter Amp Meter with Auto Ranging; Measures Voltage Tester, AC Current, Resistance, Continuity; Test...

This is a good, inexpensive, easy to use clamp meter. With very little effort by the manufacturer it could be made into a perfect meter. It needs a clip to hold it to the tool belt and clips to hold the lead ends. These could be molded into the case at miniscule additional cost.

Love the automatic time off feature because I rarely remember to turn these off. This thing works as good as I'd hope a multimeter might work. This is inexpensive, but it's still the most expensive multimeter I've ever bought so I'm unsure how it would compare with more expensive models, but I know it's great for me and I'm going to buy more because the cost is so low so I can speed up probing multiple lines at the same time. I'm not a beginner but not an expert with electronics, somewhere in the middle hobbyist. I wouldn't know how to calibrate one to test for accuracy, but it seems more than accurate for my needs so far playing around with robotics and 3d printers.

Seems to be right on accuracy wise on voltage both AC and DC. Resistance is very good too. A lot closer to my top end Fluke 189 and Brymen BM869S than the Southwire $39 clamp meter I bought from Lowes. That thing is off 50 to 150mv depending on the range. The Astro reads much faster. I purchased this for a toolbox meter to use out at band gigs. So far I like it. The input jacks could be a little more robust, a bit loose feeling.

My multimeter of 30 years (from Radio Shack) finally died and I have been in the market for a new meter. Spent a fair amount of time researching options and finally settled on this one (would love a Fluke, but cannot justify the price). I have been using the meter for several weeks on different projects and can now give a review with my initial impressions. Overall quality is reasonably decent. The kit came with the multimeter, testing leads, and a carrying case. The meter seems to be solidly built and the selector dial doesn't feel flimsy (that would be my first area of concern). Testing leads are sturdy (not thin and wimpy like some I have seen), are a decent length, and they fit snug into the jacks of the meter. Indicator is easy to read and the auto-ranging function works quickly. I have used the meter to check DC voltage, AC voltage, resistance and continuity, and AC current. In all cases, the readings were accurate.

The AstroAI Clamp Meter works great! Just used the meter again while working on a electrical circuit addition at home. The meter feels solid, including the selector dial, meter leads, and clamp mechanism. The LCD display is easy to read, although I need my reading glasses to read the small indicators on the display. All buttons function as described. I also like the 'Hold' feature, though I sometimes accidentally press it when using the clamp. The tote bag has nice features and storage sections. It is not a heavy-duty tote, but functions and does protect and store the meter, leads, and manual. I like the meter and glad I have it in my tool chest...ready for use!