If I could only own one multimeter - Kaiweets HT208D Clamp 

Nice to see a meter review based on a couple of weeks real use. I have a clamp meter, and hadn't thought of using the clamp to hold it up, great idea!

The loZ is a low impedance voltage measurement. It is extremely handy to identify "ghost" voltages. It adds a load across the circuit being tested and then measures the voltage. It's like using an LED test light versus an incandescent one.

Good to know! Thanks for the video. I am still using my harbor freight freebie meter and once that poops out, I think I’ll get the meter shown.

Don’t currently have a clamp meter, and I just started working on large scale DC distribution - tons of amps. Might have to grab one of these. Thanks! Great video

This model also gives you inrush current reading. Don’t think the cheaper model does.

Yeah only thing was the lack of stands Great review thanks!

Thanks for sharing....

Hi thanks for this. I have a question, does the Kaiweets HT118 multimeter do anything that this clamp can't?

Love the Kaiweets meter displays, my Majortech (Fluke) MT100 is 14 yrs old now back light (that is not persistent is so dim and the display is scratched from all the use and travel. What was the automotive one you moved off screen?

Is this suitable for testing thermocouples in the 20-30mV range?

The added range lock option on the 208D is a major plus over the 206D, and just that alone is enough to make it well worth the added cost. The auto range makes it impossible for the 206D to use the min max feature when the readings span two ranges. Also, if you're making multiple readings of a known range, locking the range makes the process much faster than having to wait for it to step through the ranges every time. Try screening a bag of resistors in auto range and you'd appreciate the rapid acquisition. Auto range meters have their advantages sometimes, but it's rare that I'd prefer it over manual range selection for most of my uses.

I shudder at the thought of shunting 1000A through a meter. Would like to see a demonstration of that!

Kaiweet HT208D is a very good meter.

That small bulge on the right side jaw of the multimeter is sensitive and is used to measure NCV

You are using the NCV wrong. Please refer to the manual. NCV probe is in the right prong only.

"I do electronics" 😅💯👍

Yip I have 2 UNI-T clamp meters and, I have to admin, one reason I bought clamp meters was so I could clamp them to various things, leaving both hands free to manipulate the probes. I'm sorry but no device should have the words "Digital Multimeter & Bluetooth Speaker" on it, like that ANENG AN-888S. It's like having an ambulance who's crew are dressed like clowns, complete with red noses, water squirting flower, and comically large shoes, it just does not inspire any confidence... 🤣🤣

This is injustice! 😒 How can you push away all the meters when you didn't even know that this meter was going to be your all in one gadget (even before opening the seal) ? 🙄

I JUST BUY ONE! THIS IS THE BEST ,,FOR THE PRICES!!!!!!!!!!!!