I've got a bunch of these around the house and shop. I buy them on sale to give away as door prizes at our Hamfest too.

I've had both, the backlit and the non-backlit. For the price, you sure can't complain. Both worked well and seemed accurate.

Bad out of the box.

Look at the price and just get it!!! 1.99 on sale.

Great little CHEEP meter! Great for testing all those remote control batteries to find the dead ones, or for checking for dead bulbs in the Christmas tree light string.

A big DITTO to what the others have said.

Just as everyone says they are cheap throwaways that work great. Worth getting one heck worth getting a few just to have some back ups.

After buying a similar one with backlight for $3.99, went back and bought 5 more of these for $1.99 each. They work, and at that price can be left attached for continuous monitoring. Opened two up to see how they managed to build them at that price. There's not a lot in them other than the chip, fuse, a variable resistor for tuning, battery, and display, but that's about twice as much in parts alone if you could find them.

It really works. I know several others that bought one on sale as well and all seem happy with their units. Good deal!

I've purchased a few of these on sale. I have no idea how they can manufacture these things and ship them to the US for $2. They're plenty accurate for day-to-day use and if it gets pulled off the bench to the floor, or the leads get slammed in your desk drawer, who cares!

I've lost track of how many of these I've bought. I was doing some work in the field, blew one by setting it on ohms then putting it across a battery, realized what I did, and broke out a spare. For $3, who cares.

I've got real meters, but for simple go/no-go tests (checking fuses, tracing wires, etc), I use these cheap meters. If I screw up, just open another pack.

My problem is I can't resist buying them! The funny thing is you see these meters at swap meets and flea markets for about $8 to $10. Go figure.

$3!!!! I bought three, for my tool boxes. They are accurate, easy to use and cheap. What's not to like?

What can I say? It's a multimeter for $3. Works great, within a few thousandths of a volt compared to my other meter. Cheap enough I bought one for my toolbox and another for the junk drawer. One of the best buys in all of Harbor Freight.

These are awesome, they're cheaper to buy a new one than to replace the 9V when it dies! I've got Flukes, oscilloscopes and expensive HP voltmeters at work and use this side by side with the other equipment without inaccuracy or errors compared to multi-thousand dollar equipment. The current, voltage, resistance and diode checks all agree with more expensive meters. For the price you will NEVER find a better deal - these are also great for loaning to people, who cares if you get it back - You can get them for as cheap as $3 on sale, $2 for the non-backlit ones.