[FNRSI Upgraded 1013D Plus 100X Probe] Oscilloscope Portable Digital Tablet Oscilloscope with 2 Channels 100Mhz Bandwidth 1GSa/s Sampling Rate 7" TFT LCD Touch Screen 100X High Voltage

Great value, easy to use, solid build, function and size. I am going to buy another. One portable, it's light but it is really well made, and one stationary in my studio.

The media could not be loaded. Look, it's not a high end scope. There is noise in the signal. However, if all you need is to be able to determine the presence or absence of something and not necessarily how clean the signal is, for the price, you can't really go wrong with something like this. It has a USB port for charging and retrieving saved pictures of waveforms. Definitely recommend for hobbyists

I now have 7 oscilloscopes, ranging from the lowly DSO150 to a pair of Tektronics scopes, to my $1200 Siglent unit. One thing I need on my scopes is the ability to download scope traces via the USB port.This 1013D scope does allow downloading the scope trace file as a "1.bmp". This works uite well, nd this scope is an easy 5 stars.Be aware though. The display on this scope shuts off the signal on any display less than about 60% of a cm. Below that, on any range, the trace goes to zero! So, the minimum voltage you can observe is 38 MilliVolts on the 50 mv range using the 1X probe. Or you can not observe any signal less than 380 mv with the 10X probe.I've used dozens of scopes over my past 65 years using these scopes. I've NEVER saw any scope that would not show signal levels less than 60% of a cm. Even my lowly $35.00 DSO150 doesn't do that.

I bought this item to demonstrate a simple TDR. the TDR performs well on my RIGOL 100 MHz oscilloscope. However this item barely displays a 100 MHz waveform and the rise time of the item is at least 10 times longer than the RIGOL.I needed a portable instrument but this one will not do a very good job.Update 12-16-2024i cannot suggest buying this product. I have used oscilloscopes for 60 years and this one is the least friendly. The triggering is unreliable and the bandwidth comes nowhere near 100 MHz. I needed a battery operated 'scope for a one-time demonstration and the limited bandwidth was embarrassing. I think I will never buy another product from this manufacturer. They should contact me if it matters to them. In the meantime I will gladly share my experience with others.

This portable DSO packs a lot of punch for the price. The high bandwidth picks up the smallest signal variances, nice high resolution touch screen, and a built in signal generator. Great battery life also! Files can be saved and transferred to a PC also. There's also a variation which features a tougher housing, for use in commercial and automotive environments, that I highly recommend.

This is a good little scope for your bench or to travel with, but I would find a case that fits before taking it on the road.Easy to setup and use as long as you have some knowledge of oscilloscopes in general. The instructions aren't that great, but then again, using a scope is more advanced than most people would try.I found the touchscreen easy to use and surprisingly quick.For the price, this is a good scope even for a beginner to learn on and it won't break the bank.

Very good, and easy to learn how to manage it.

useful when the test equipment has to be isolated from the AC line.The battery powered unit is really handy in unexpected ways, and also a very capable oscilloscope.