From what I understand and from previous comments, this multimeter starts with a 20% chance of never working, being broken out of the box. * That's where I am too... * It turns on, but it shows ONLY 2-3 irrelevant things in its measurements, no matter what you try to measure. Voltage, resistance, continuity.
From what I read, it often gives approximate measurements or breaks easily..
It is indeed fake and poorly designed.
Stay away. I found a multimeter at a flea market for 10€ that works wonders.
For 4€ of course, I won't even bother to exchange it, I obviously didn't want it for measurements I would do in everyday life, but for a specific project. So I will keep its cables ^ ^

It didn't show a measurement from the very beginning. It showed zero continuously until it caught fire in my hands while I was measuring a 12v battery. Terrible. Shameful that they sell such a scam

This is not even good for a toy, kids, we're talking about a ridiculous plastic that does nothing. As soon as I plugged it in to see if it works, since it doesn't work with batteries, it short-circuited, the fuse blew, and it caught fire, bang, just like that. Shame on you, not even suitable for a little toy, nothing to do with it. You should be ashamed for selling this, you poor things

Well, not a "digital multimeter" at all. It's good for a child's toy.
Plastic casing: a joke. It's held together by two tiny screws. It breaks easily.
It doesn't have a battery compartment. We have to unscrew it to put in a battery (see the terrible condition of the casing).
The interior is poorly designed and doesn't fit a 9V battery. We have to force it, with an increased risk of breaking one of the three cable inputs. After this struggle, comes the struggle with the casing.
It doesn't have a buzzer. We can't check conductivity and closed circuits.
For the money it (doesn't) have, it's a waste. By the way, it's not expected to last long.
Anyone who wants a multimeter should spend 10 - 15 euros to get a decent one.

When I bought the Μultimeter I noticed that the probes where really damaged out of the box. Also when i tried to measure AC voltage the device exploded and could not be repaired. This multimeter should be used for low power applications

Look, for 3 euros it's worth it for simple measurements.
The only thing that disappointed me is that it doesn't have a beep sound.

For simple measurements, it measures well compared to a more expensive one, like measuring a car battery or voltage of a power outlet.

If you have it as a backup or lend it somewhere, it's good. Otherwise, get something better

Perfect for its cost. I don't have the experience and knowledge to evaluate how accurate it is, but for the amateur use that I bought it for, it perfectly met my needs and I am very satisfied with its ease and quality.

Good evening everyone, my opinion is to buy a better multimeter as an amateur, with a cost ranging from 35/40 euros and above. This particular one is not well constructed, as the only circuit it has is nothing more than a ceramic capacitor and a diode. It has no protection with mobs/varistors or even a fuse. In some small measurements it may be okay, but in larger ones it has significant losses and may not be accurate because it lacks any control circuit for the numbers.

Waste of money, better spend a little more and get a good multimeter. The terminals came off for me in less than a week of use.

Very good for its price. Necessary for household use. Three years with the same battery and it hasn't run out yet. The only problem is that its terminals are of poor quality. I replaced them with higher quality ones and everything is fine. I believe that, up to €10-12, all multimeters are exactly the same with differences in materials and terminals. Buy one click higher in quality with slightly better terminals and you will do your job for many years

Okay.. Very good for its price. I have had it for 1 year and it hasn't had any issues yet at least.. Okay, I don't expect anything better from a machine that costs less than 5 euros!

I have had it for over ten years to measure voltages (outlets, batteries) and resistances (cables, toasters, electronics), where it provides satisfactory measurements. It does not have the options of more expensive models such as frequency, capacitance meter, etc. As an electrical tool, it does its job but it is not sufficient for electronics.

Decent, there are naturally some minor deviations, but with this price, you get the job done for a very simple and basic use.

From the beginning, it was unstable in voltage measurements and less so in the rest. I would recommend it for very rough measurements and completely amateur use. The measurement "probes" and their cables were of low quality, the ends came off in 2 months! But for how little it costs, they lasted a long time. The battery is still working well after 2 years! I would recommend it for quick measurements!

I have it to mainly measure batteries and if I need to see if capacitors and other components on circuit boards are burnt. It does its job but for something more specialized, I don't know!

Wasted money!! It never worked properly, I took it to a friend who is an electronics technician but unfortunately, nothing! Get something better and branded!!

I know the multimeter, I've been using it for years, and I decided to get another one. It is very much worth it for its price, it also has a battery included, all for 4 euros! Would recommend.