- 2C53T Upgraded Handheld Oscilloscope, 50MHz Bandwidth, 3IN1 Digital Oscilloscope Multimeter DDS Generator, 250MS/s Sampling Rate, 19999 Counts, Voltage, Current, Capacitor, Resistor, Diode Test

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Nice handheld scope. Had it for a few weeks and it seems very functional. Compared some traces with a 4 ch LeCrow and it was very comparable (digital CMOS logic gates). It's a small screen for sure, and the grid lines are a little hard to see even at the highest brightness. The function generator is a bit limited - seems to go up to 50kHz. Another cheap handheld scope I had (and lost) went to 1M. There a multimeter mode as well that looks functional. It plugs into a PC but I think it's to transfer over screen shots - I don't see any SW on their web site to control it remotely over USB. A good deal for sure. A nice case, some ok probes, and some misc cables to use with the DMM are included. I checked them and they all worked in my copy

This works pretty close to its claims and is undoubtedly a good value. The bandwidth claim is more honest than many others out there, that's for sure. And I have tested many. My test equipment only goes up to 40 MHz but handled up to a 40 MHz sine wave without any amplitude degradation. That's the good news. The bad news is that the amplitude INCREASED with the frequency both as the displayed waveform and the calculated value displayed. A 10 Vp-p 100 kHz sine wave showed as 10.25 Vp-p. This kept increasing with frequency until it showed 11.9 Vp-p for a 10 Vp-p sine wave. But there was one highly annoying behavior. When you press AUTO, it automatically sets volts/division and the timebase but sometimes gets confused. Such as if I suddenly gave it a 30 MHz square wave. It continues to display "Awaiting Auto Measurement." I pressed every button to try and get out of it. Even the POWER button would not work. I disconnected the signal, and it continued to be "locked up." After another minute, it magically cleared itself. Total time was over two minutes. I saw this several times. An annoyance like this is really enough to give zero stars and reject the item outright. But its price is so low and so much of it works reasonably well that it is still worth considering. But the manufacturer REALLY should not have a design can lock up the system leaving you helpless. If this happens to you much, you will probably give up on "AUTO" and make those settings manually. I also focused on AC voltage measurement. The manufacturer does not state the AC frequency response in advertising, and not even in their manual. (It is an important spec and should at least be in the manual.). A query to them produced an answer that is about 450 Hz. So, it is minimal, but that is common for most inexpensive meters. In testing, it was excellent for a sine wave up to 1.5 kHz. The manufacturer also said it was not "True RMS." This usually means a square wave reading will be 11% too high. But a 400 Hz 10 Vp-p square wave read 9.732 Vac (10.000 would be perfect). The device may be trying to figure out something about the AC wave shape after all.

Great features for the price, built rechargeable battery is a plus

An oscilliscope for under $100! First, this is a 50Mhz scope. You will not be using this to align the front end of your Ham radio! It is not sensitive like a high end bench scope. That being said, this tool is great for hobbyists and auto mechanics alike. The sampling rate is lower than expensive O'scopes, but again it costs less than $100. You can do a lot with this multi tool. Checking values compared to my $500 Fluke meter, the readings were very close.👍 Included is 2-10x probes for the dual trace scope. Signal generator leads, and multimeter leads. They are COPPER! Not copper coated steel. Overall, value for your money, you can't miss with the 2C53T. For the hobbiest or technician in the field, the 2C53T is a must have, and it won't break the bank!

It’s a good product for its price. It has some limitations, so I wouldn’t recommend to anyone using it for anything else than a hobbyist application. You should always run the auto calibration on start, or the oscilloscope tends to give you wrong waveform readings. The acquisition modes are pretty raw too which makes a deep analysis of your signal a bit hard. The function generator is decent. The probes are of good quality and the battery is decent. I didn’t connnect to the computer to see the extra capabilities.

This meter is awesome. Wish I could have bought it 30 years ago. It's auto sensing for voltage testing which is nice for quick testing, and it holds it's battery charge well. I've never used an oscilloscope or signal generator before but found these easy to use to test a subwoofer, check out the video. I've already recommended it to my MRO director and a roboticist friend.

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Recently purchased, good, complex device, need more time. Thanks 👍

I have used the FNIRSI 2C53T for about few months. It is a small unit with multimeter,function generator and oscilloscope. This makes work easy on a bench. The auto mode is helpful, but I often choose the function myself (volts, ohms, diode, etc.). The oscilloscope is good for my needs. 50 MHz is enough for hobby and school/college work. The menu felt new at first, but after a quick read of the guide and a couple short videos, it was easy to use. The Auto key finds a signal fast. I still like to set the trigger by hand and change time/volts per division, so I can see the wave clearly. The screen is bright indoors. USB-C charging is simple. Battery life is fine for a day of light tests. The probes are OK for the price. For quick checks and projects, this tool saves time and space. I am happy with it and plan to keep using it.