Good to see you are back, Tony. The bench looks great! Thank you for showing us these smart meters. Regards, David

Thanks for the review of both of these items, side by side like this. I was looking at both items, but wasn't exactly sure what the pros & cons of each were. Thank you very much for posting this out there!! 👌

Always interesting... Thanks for the video... Glad to see you again...✌

Good to see a new video! I would not buy these meters myself, but very interesting to see your tests!

Appreciate your videos always informative 👍. I am wondering what the watch you are wearing is? The setup is looking 🤟.. top shelf.

Hey Tony, goed om je weer terug te zien. Ik heb zelf de KM601s een tijdje geleden gekocht als een extra meter en ben er best tevreden mee. Ik heb ook nog een oudere Aneng 619A die ws uit dezelfde stal komt. Dat metertje pakte ik heel vaak en vind die ook best nauwkeurig. Nu dus ook de KM601s erbij.

Nice video, have you done any reviews on Clamp multimeter(s) that can do DC amps. PeaceFromOZ

I thought I had a Kaiweets, but I can;t find it! Maybe I have Aneng clones. Anyway, at a hamfest I bought a Heathkit IT-22 capacitor tester and a Fluke 8030A VOM. Both very clean and cheap enough. Do you have any experience with either? I know you covered two Flukes in the 8000 series before. 73

Hello. What is this black boxes with red, yellow, green and black banana terminals?

I don't know, probably I'm just old skool, but this is just too "flashy" for my taste. And that auto-select, hmm, I don't think I would need that. The 602: The screen is big, but the half of it is used to display where the leads are + that top range/function big part. Doesn't add much information. On both, they could just display the selected function and range, instead of that big half circle pallet. That would be much technical. Now it looks just like a toy. The display has nice big contrast, but yeah, no 🙂Form-factor/size is nice though. I have looked it up, the accuracy for DC is +/-0.5% +3dig, and for AC it is +/-0.8% +3dig. Those 10 000 counts lose their meaning. For example is you have 1.000VDC (0.992 - 1.008), and 1.000VAC (0.989 - 1.011). You could just as good have just 1000 counts like 0.99 - 1.01VDC, and 0.99 - 1.01VAC. But okay, as they state on the site: "With this smart digital voltmeter, you can solve industrial, vehicle, and household electrical problems"., it is not a Lab instrument of course.

In your opinion, which is better and which one do you advise me to buy?

Hello sir, I have just bought the km601s model measuring device. After I put the device on, it starts in smart mode. The probes show instantaneous resistance values ​​as if I were measuring from a point, even though I have not touched any point, or they show values ​​as if I were measuring AC. This situation bothered me, should I be worried?? By the way, when I touch the probes of the device to resistance - dc voltage or ac voltage, it gives correct results.

I have yet to see a "smart" multimeter that actually will do at least 90% right. At least it beeps with the diode test which is a good thing. And, as usual, the bargraph is just a gimmick since it has exactly the same update speed as the digits themselves.

Wondering what is the difference between the KM601 and KM601s ?? I have the KM601

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Is there a way to calibrate this meter? rM601s but also for safety concerns don’t use this meter while charging or passthrough charging it’s dangerous.

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mH posible?