AstroAI Digital Multimeter Voltmeter Ohmmeter Ammeter Multi Tester Meter with Backlit LCD Electronic Test Meter Measures Voltage, Current, Resistance; Tests Continuity, Diode（Black）

Brilliant, done the job I needed to test both a car battery along with the alternator, can’t go wrong with the price and for the price a sturdy little meter. Oh and added bonus it came with a battery.

For a low cost multimeter this seems to be durable and well built and to the best of my knowledge works as intended. I purchased this to mainly test the voltage in batteries and do some basic path and fault testing in my arduino projects and so far its worked as intended. I especially like the dedicated battery settings and switching between the main voltage types and found myself using this feature most. Testing AA and AAA bateries to see if there is enough juice to power my project i learned a pretty cool thing. If you wish to get more out of the batteries you use you can switch old ones into lower powered devices and they work fine. Im now saving what i thought were drained batteries and using them in remote controls and clocks to get extra value. Not really the intended use but this has helped me understand a few more priciples of electrical theory and voltage/current requirements in electronics.

Good basic multimeter, I am no expert but found this super useful and easy to use. Audio beep works well when testing. Unit is lightweight. flip out stand works well but do find I need to lay the unit on it side dependng on what I am testing.

Cheap as chips so can't really complain. Quite lightweight but It does the job of voltage detection and buzzing out connections well. DC voltage measurement seems to be accurate. Not really used it for AC voltage or current measurement but no reason to believe it would not work well.

Brilliant piece of kit Worked great after hard frostkilled my battery

Very happy with this multimeter, very easy to use and works just as it should and even came with the battery so good value.

This Thing Turned Me Into the Electrician I Pretend to Be” I bought this AstroAI Digital Multimeter on 14 October 2025, thinking I’d use it once and probably blow a fuse, but this little red and blue beauty has earned a permanent spot in my toolbox. I’ve used plenty of cheap meters before that felt like Fisher-Price toys, but this one? Solid, responsive, and weirdly satisfying to use. ⚙️ Build Quality Right out of the box, it feels surprisingly premium for the price. The casing has that rubberised grip so it won’t slip out your hand when you’re halfway under a sink swearing at a dodgy socket. The selector dial has a nice “click” that makes you feel like you’re doing something professional even if you’re just checking if the AA batteries in your TV remote are dead. The probes are decent quality too — firm tips, solid insulation, and they don’t feel like they’re going to snap if you sneeze near them. The little back stand on the back of the unit even holds steady on uneven surfaces (or the bonnet of your car when you’re testing the battery while pretending you know what you’re doing). 💡 Display and Features The LCD backlight is bright enough to blind a mole. You can actually see the reading in a dark garage or loft without needing to balance a torch under your chin. The numbers are crisp, big, and easy to read — no squinting, no guessing. The “Hold” button is genius. If you’re working in a tight spot and can’t see the screen, just hit Hold, crawl back out, and check the reading without losing your place (or your sanity). ⚡ Performance I’ve tested this thing on household sockets, car batteries, and random bits of wire I probably shouldn’t have touched — and it’s been spot-on every time. The readings are consistent and react instantly. Voltage, resistance, current, continuity, diodes — all work flawlessly. Continuity mode gives a satisfying “beep” that’s loud enough to hear even when there’s chaos going on. None of that faint buzz nonsense. The diode tester actually works too — I tested it on a handful of old PCBs and it gave accurate polarity readings. 🔋 Battery Life It takes two 1.5V AAAs (included, bless AstroAI). I’ve used it almost daily since buying it — checking cables, batteries, my car, even testing extension leads after a power cut — and the battery meter hasn’t budged. No weird drain, no flickering display. 🧠 Ease of Use Even if you’ve never touched a multimeter before, the markings are clear enough that you can pick it up and be testing within five minutes. The manual is actually written in understandable English — not the usual “translated by Google in 1999” kind of deal. The auto power-off (APO) saves you from the classic mistake of leaving it on overnight. It politely shuts itself down before the batteries suffer. 🔧 Real-World Use I’ve used it for: • Checking my car battery (12.46V, not bad for autumn) • Finding a dead fuse in my garage lights • Diagnosing why my bike charger was giving off smoke (spoiler: cable short) • Testing AAA/AA/9V batteries before binning them — turns out half of what I throw away still has juice 💀 And the kicker: I used it to test a 240V socket that was buzzing weirdly. Saved me from electrocuting myself. So yeah — five stars purely for that. 🧰 Verdict For the price, this is ridiculous value. It’s precise, well-built, and honestly fun to use. Whether you’re a DIYer, mechanic, or just a curious gremlin who likes to poke things with probes to see if they’re live — this thing’s perfect. ✅ Pros: • Solid build, grippy feel • Bright backlight • Accurate readings • Auto power-off • Comes with batteries (hallelujah) • Loud continuity beep • Sturdy test leads ❌ Cons: • No case included (but it fits nicely in a sock, don’t ask how I know) • Makes you start testing everything electrical in the house for no reason ⸻ Final Rating: 5/5 — Would happily buy again if I ever fry this one testing a toaster.

Cheap but good little multimeter to carry in your tool bag. I great, lightweight multimeter with clear, backlit display, and you can remove/replace the test leads if required (not hardwired like a lot of the other budget meters). I was going to purchase a Fluke meter, but as I am using it for work, I would be frightened of it getting stolen. This does the job nicely for me. Only one gripe is a slight delay waiting for the reading, but for the price you can’t argue.