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Thanks for not being over technical. A couple of weeks ago I ordered one of these for my glove compartment . I haven't received it yet but glad I did after looking at your video.

Hi Eddie, great information. Thank you for this video. I like your shirt.😁

I snagged one of these on an Amazon lightening deal yesterday for $12 (regular $28.99) under the “Keeptop” name. Same model number and everything. This video answered all the questions I had about it 👍

Awesome video. Thanks. Going to order it now. Greetings from Spain.

look's like it would be a good quicky multimeter!! wow! Iwouldn't have thought it had that much code!! I love that fuse!! ''that's a serious lifesaver''...looks very usable...they also have a dial M&M...

I like it. I'm going to get one I've been needing another meter

Thanks! Just ordered it!

getting one thx for the review

a very thorough review.

Neat little meter. Battery life would be my first concern. I did have a Radio Shack meter that used button cells and the life was good.

Keep On Testing! 👍

About to restore a Marantz 8B. Can't find my multmeter (beefy house brand unit from The Source). Just ordered this thanks to your video. Cheers!

I bought one for me and one for my lover! Kaiweets: If you are reading comments, here are some changes I'd make: First, the arrow that moves when in auto mode is distracting. Show all three arrows, steady, instead of animating it. Second, I shouldn't have to unplug the probes to put the meter back in the case. I ended up tossing the case (and the rubber protective thingy which just made it thicker). Third, batteries get drained too quickly. Can you make it rechargeable? Fourth, ditch the flash light. We all have cell phones that can do that, so we don't need our multimeters to do so as well. And finally, thank you, Kaiweets, for making such a great, cute little device. Please keep supporting Kiss Analog by sending more of your products for review.

1:19 The Aneng AN8008 is in fact a older model, after that they came with the AN8009. I bought the AN8009 more then a year ago on Ebay, and that came with a pouche with zipper and an extra set of testleads with versatile tips. I use this meter a lot and tested it with 600V DC and the Frequency counter goes till 17Mhz, for a budget meter not bad i think. This Kaiweets HT112B is very nice and slim design multimeter, as i saw on a other review of this multimeter, there is only 1 minor "problem" ,it seems that this multimeter can't read voltages below 0,5V. On the inside they slightly saved on a fuse holder, but for 600mA the plastic housing is more then sturdy enough. Other then that, this is a nice multimeter for a hobbyist, and for a novice the auto range is a nice feature.

Cool meter. I like the design.

Hi Eddie. I just received my version of this a few days ago, and I have to say that it is fantastic. I have been using it for light duty around the house and find the form factor and features really enjoyable to use. I actually like the very sensitive NCV, too. One thing I cannot figure out, though, is how to manually power it off. Did you find a way to do this other than letting it auto-shut down? Thanks for pointing us to this great little meter!

Great review

For those that like to roll their own test leads it appears that 2mm banana jacks work just fine. If you don't wish to make your own, Probemaster offers its 8000 series probes in 2mm banana plug or .080 pin format. I've not tried those as I planned on making my own anyway. Just throwing options out there for folks concerned about the test leads.

Great video.. Thank you..

This was a really good review! I like how absolutely clear you were about how they approached you. Your review was realistic and practical, and I didn't feel like it was influenced in the least. You presented everything I would need to know to decide if this meter was right for me. This kind of meter seems, to me, to be ideal for someone doing field computer/server repair work. It would fit nicely in a bag or briefcase along with an iFixit toolkit and paperwork! :) For me, I'd rather spend the extra $10 and get another Thsinde 18 Z-III, because 20,000 counts and just really cool design, but I could definitely see this one for field work for computer techs!

Sweet. Looks like my next MM. Need a smaller portable one.

Wow, seems nice! Thumbs up for the pocket sized ANENG, its always on my backpack. But this Kaiweets is very interesting.

This little guys seems to have been released with the Habotest badge and is selling for US $32.66 on Ali Express. The Kaiweets badged version will be in stock on Amazon on October 24 for a penny less than US $30. Looks to be a nice little meter and case. I can see keeping one in the glove box of the car for quick on the go measurements.

For $30.00 it's a great deal, I'll get one to keep in my car!

Aside from the batteries it uses, I like it.

your videos are the best i like electronics since i was 9 years old and i need a multimeter you have enough

Nice little meter, have to get one for that price

Have one works great. I have over 20 other meters one of my favorite.

Great video, thank you :-) Can you tell me what settings I need to test car battery voltage and charging voltage from altermator please? Thanks again, Steve.

I love this meter, just got it tonight. I found this video while trying to figure out how to switch the temp from C to F. Did you figure it out yet? I’m thinking the display might be from one of their bigger meters (repurposed maybe?) and perhaps the temp functionality is a residual effect. The Manuel doesn’t mention it and I’ve tried several button combos, no dice.

Hey nice video! Do you know how change Celsius to fahrenheit? Celsius coming to default. Thanks

Thanks for the great review. Any current discount codes by chance?

I have it and have been using DMM's since the 5th. grade. You got to get this for low voltage home and electronic work. It's really compact and fast. Lithium batteries provide an extremely long life. It's really nice and well built. I got it for $32 on Amazon Prime.

the habotest HT112B badged one by CG currently (1/15/23) has an online coupon on amazon bringing the price down to $12.51 with a limit of 1 per order

Hello. Thanks for your video. Question for you; what size Amp fuse should I get to replace the one that came with the multimeter? It only shows the voltage - F630amH 250V on the one that apparently blew, but it doesn't tell me what current should be on the fuse. I checked at Amazon and they do sell them, but from a minimum of 0.5A to a maximum of 10A. Your advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!

Nice video, well explained. Looking forward to purchasing one. Is the Kaiweets the same as Habotest multimeter? Both are sold on Amazon and EBay. Please let me know, thank you for for your videos.

17:42 I see a battery indicator on the lcd when switched on. Is there a menu with options to see it? Edit: In the manual it looks like it says the battery low indicator turns on when it is low. I'm happy with that.

Thanks a lot.

The meter looks ok both in size and funtion, cool display also. I just have 2 things about it. 1. Why can't meters like this have a rechargable batteri? 2. Those testleads with spesial plugs on them, when they need replacing can you find new ones with those smaler plugs? or maby you want to use other testleads, say with banaa plugs or something...

Greetings from Panama City 🤝

Nice little meter, maybe a backup lithium battery 3.1volt, to backup the button batterys.

Is there a way to change the smart feature to auto

Good Job!!!

Looks good I just might treat myself. I wonder if it will be available in au

nice explinqtion

For some reason, all my subscribed videos -with the bell enabled to ALL- stopped to work! Does anyone knows how to fix that in KZfaq? Nice little meter Eddie! Thanks.

It's now like 4 months you reviewed this DMM. I would like to know how long last the CR2032 batteries please?

Seems a handy little meter! That tall bargraph takes up huge real estate and doubles the draw for the backlight for no real benefit.... Still, if the price is right, I'd pick one up. EDIT: spelling and clarity

I'm not a fan of the lithium primary batteries, I understand it because of its size, but I try to only use disposable batteries for things that last more than a couple of years.

thanks, need a Good low cost meter, cause i Blew up my budget buying a Fluke that doesn't work NEW out of the box.

Eddie: One thing you forgot to really test is the speed of the continuity buzzer/reading. One reviewer pointed this out on an Amazon review: "Worthless for testing traces and testing for shorts on small pcb’s. Takes way to long to choose which mode in auto (usually want it on audible) and when you click hold it on that mode it works for testing for shorts but still a huge delay in the beep." Is this really a problem? I have the same meter to review from Amazon Vine. Two things I didn't notice when I requested it, or would not have, is the (1) Max current is 600mA. I mean yeah if you need a low current tester, you'll be fine, but even for low voltage DC, having at least 2 Amps is really necessary (LED strips, etc) and (2) the slowness of the continuity test. What do you think? One other thing: Do your really think the internal protections would protect against CAT III max surges, like plugging it into a 600V 3 phase application while the lead in in the current jack? Looks a little weak in that department, with no MOVs, blades, or PCB guards. Would you feel safe using this on 600V Phase 3 systems? Love your reviews, but I would like a little more focus on what you think about these types of meters' protections--many use only diode/small PTC and no MOvs, no case blades, no PCB guard tracks, and lower voltage, smaller fuses, unlike the Bussman type, to stop arc.

Do you recommend to buy this type of kaiweets?

Здравствуйте,отличный прибор!

Nice meter Do one review of RLC meter

“All right, that looks believable.” 😂

Should i return my recently ordered HT118A .... i need mostly basic functions

I'm trying to find out how I can change the Celsius mode to Fahrenheit mode? There's definitely an option there the F lights up when you power it on but I cannot figure out how to change it. Can anyone help me with this?

nice

i got same meter under tooltop name really good electronics meter

Like your review! :-) And it looks like a great little meter to have on you, just don't like the battery, it's too short-lived. If size was super important, could they have added a LI-Ion battery inside with a micro USB charger. About being sponsored or not. There are the technical definition and then are there the "real" definition. If a reviewer is receiving a product, either by spending money or for free is it often a bad idea to make any company angry, sins it will guarantee make them avoid you in the future. Any review is balancing between honesty and future cooperation, if the device is very bad. Some may also speak better about a product, in hope of receiving much more valuable item later on. The difference between your review and many others is that you do in fact test the gear and bases your opinion on that, this has to be the definition of fair reviews. About the technical part of your video: I you look at your video, you can see that it is out of focus and very much lit up. I think you are using a way to big focal ratio, like f4 or f5.6, try instead f8, f11 or even f16 and use your wall to adjust speed and color balance.

I have one. My biggest complaint is,....You can’t operate it with the leads on while it’s in the case

hi can u help me do a video review for 2021 new upgraded digital multimeter ,it is multi functional and like a cellphone

Hey? I've been wandering about this little pup!! NOW!! what the heck is it??👀🍟🍔🤨🤔

Anyone know where I can find alligator clips for the leads?

Can the Celsius temp be changed to Fahrenheit?

Who looks at your videos and says "I know what Eddie needs - a multimeter!"? Speaking as a man who has been in a happy, monogamous relationship with the same multimeter for the last thirty years (a Tenma 72-7730, since you ask), this is quite tempting though, if only as a cheep fling. That non-contact voltage sensor is certainly impressive. One complaint though: why do you keep randomly using a different meter as your test standard? Why not pick the best/ highest resolution/ known name/ most recently calibrated one from your extensive harem (sorry, I'll stop with this analogy now!) and use that in all your reviews so we get a better idea how accurate the DUT is?

So is this pretty much the smart version of the HT118A?

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Took a lot of guys to make this video 😁🤣 I don't think this is a competitor/replacement for the aneng an8008/an8009. This is more a pocket multimeter in use and functionality (although a comprehensive one) The an8008/an8009 is, although small, a full function multimeter. Mainly because of the 4mm sockets and the 10A range. Tbh I don't really care for the display and new style function switch. A rotary switch and clear display that shows the numbers and range is all you need and has functioned for 30+ years. Tbh it looks a bit like a fab like those inverted displays that came along 2-3 years ago on cheaper multimeters to try and simulate a kind of oled display, but are crap in the end. What this meter has going for it imho is the dual display in AC modus showing frequency (the temp function is more irritating than useful imho) and the ncv with live probe+flashlight, being a pocket multimeter (although every smartphone also has a flashlight of course). The lead warning is also good. The bargraph has the same refresh as the numbers and has therefore no additional value. The case is a standard case, and the elastic band that holds the meter sits over the display/knobs, so everytime you use it you have to fumble the meter out. That would drive me crazy. Either make bands that hold ir at the corners or do something with velcro or so. I don't know if a pocket dmm in a custom hard or softcase is a better design. They usually have less functions than this one but are often even smaller and dont need fumbling the meter out of the case. The button cells also shows it's 'pocketmeter' designation. The aneng has AAA which I prefer. The an8009 has a proper softcase (so no pouch) with enough room for the extra leadspack, temp probe etc that comes with it ( but again: bigger, so it goes in a toolbox but not a pocket)

Looks like a very nice meter, but... You'd have to have a death wish to use it as a Class III 600V meter...

Not really a deal breaker for a 30$ meter, but the lowest Capacitance range is useless. 33pF doesn't even register. 150pF comes up around 120pF. So a negative offset that you can't offset. Higher ranges are within spec.

This would have been an instant buy for me were it not for the button cells.

I'm stumped for once. Can't find any in stock anywhere! Bah humbug.

What is the story of the name Kiss Analog? Analog, I can understand, but kiss?

@13:32 that’s what she said

Are you going to give yourself another haircut in your back yard?

hi, how do i buy one FREE meter? o and covid19-free...:)

the speed of the buzzer you didn't show it well you skipped over it

Fluke 12 rip-off?

Not too impressed. 50% of the screen is occupied by what setting you are actually using. Then I rather like the nicer input interface, like the wheelknob most multimeter uses.

you camera too far away from your stuff

got one , thank you !