KAIWEETS KC602S Pince ampèremétrique intelligente IA

I picked this up for some projects around the house, and it's been a great addition to my toolbox. The auto-detect feature works really well and saves time since I don't have to keep switching between different measurement modes. It's easy to use, even if you don't use a meter very often.

The clamp opens wide enough for the wiring I've worked on, and the readings have been accurate and consistent. The display is bright and easy to read, and the built-in flashlight came in handy when I was working in a dim electrical panel. I also like the non-contact voltage feature for quick checks before getting started.

Overall, this feels like a quality tool for the price. It's comfortable to hold, has plenty of useful features, and has worked exactly as expected. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable clamp meter without spending a fortune.

Times and technology have changed a lot. I started out years ago with an analog Simpson 260 and went through three Fluke DMM's and several analog and digital Amprobes in my career. This unit from KAIWEETS caught my eye on Amazon Vine and I was intrigued with the AI automatic testing selection as well as the DC clamp on ammeter so I ordered it to put it through its paces.

This is a pretty decent true RMS, CATIII rated DMM/ clamp on ammeter. It's small in size at roughly 8 x 3 x 1", and it packs a lot of functionality in a small package. It measures AC and DC voltage, AC and DC current using the clamp, resistance, and has diode check/ continuity plus a capacitor check function. It has an internal thermocouple not mentioned in the manual. It displayed a stable temp once it booted up and I was curious if it was just a random temp, so I tested by gently warming the case with a heat gun, and as the case warmed the temp rose. When the external thermocouple is connected you can hear a relay click and the thermocouple probe temp is displayed. The hold button on the right side doubles as a switch for an LED located at the bottom of the ammeter jaws, a nice feature. I went through most of the functions allowing it to autorange and it even detected a diode test in autorange mode which was surprising. The NCV range is accessed by letting the meter boot up and then holding the SEL/NCV button down for a couple of seconds until the display shows the NCV mode is active. It works fine, but to be safe it should never be relied on, and should always be followed up by a hard test with the probes before touching anything.

I do have some reservations in calling this a professional grade or a top tier tool as noted in the listing. The case is made of garden variety hard plastic. It'll break easily if dropped so I doubt this would survive long in an industrial environment, but it's well suited for home DIY use and as a starter meter for an apprentice electrician doing residential work. The display is nice and bright and it's easy to read most of the time, but it blanks out when looking down on it from above at a 45 degree angle. It's annoying to say the least, and a major issue IMHO if I was in a tight spot and had to bob and move around to see the display.

Considering the price it's a good deal for a true RMS and CATlll rated all in one digital meter. It's a feature packed meter for household DIY use or residential HVAC techs/ electricians.

This is definitely a grade above most of the inexpensive Chinese-branded meters. The instructions are detailed and easy to understand. The display is very bright and clear. The controls actually make sense, although the human interface is different from American-made meters such as Fluke. It has a solid feel and it fits nicely in the hand.

I tested voltage and resistance accuracy using a voltage and resistance standard testing unit as shown in the photos. The meter reads well within the tolerance of the test standard. The thermometer function is accurate to better than 0.5 degrees F. Although I didn't take a photo, the capacitance measurement function is also very accurate, easily within 1% based on comparison with my Fluke 179. For accuracy, it's just as good as a Fluke 179.

The probes are solid and sturdy, with a good grip provided their rubber surface.

The "max" and "data hold" features are useful enhancements that are usually found only on more expensive meters.

Although I received this meter under the Vine program, if I needed to purchase another multimeter, I would rank this near or at the top of my list.

Definitely very deserving of 5-stars.

After spending some time using this clamp multimeter, I've come away genuinely impressed by how much functionality it offers for the price. It has a solid, professional feel in the hand, and the overall layout is intuitive enough that both DIY users and experienced technicians can get comfortable with it quickly. The display is bright and easy to read, the controls have positive feedback, and the included features make it a versatile tool for troubleshooting electrical systems around the home, garage, or job site.

The build quality exceeded my expectations. The housing feels rugged with a durable rubber protective overmold that provides a secure grip and added confidence when working in demanding environments. The clamp mechanism opens and closes smoothly with no noticeable binding, and the rotary selector clicks positively into each position. The test leads also feel well insulated and sturdy, giving the entire kit a quality feel that's comparable to tools costing considerably more.

Feature-wise, this meter covers everything most users are likely to need. It handles the essential electrical measurements while providing convenient extras that simplify diagnostics and everyday troubleshooting. The large display remains easy to read from different angles, and functions are selected quickly without complicated menus. Whether you're working on automotive systems, HVAC equipment, household wiring, or general electronics, this meter is equipped to tackle a wide variety of jobs.

Compared with the Fluke 325, this meter delivers a surprisingly similar day-to-day user experience for routine testing. The Fluke still earns its reputation for premium construction, long-term durability, extensive field history, and support from professionals who rely on it every day. However, for homeowners, hobbyists, maintenance work, and many tradespeople, this meter provides many of the capabilities they'll actually use at a significantly lower price. Unless your work requires the proven longevity and certification pedigree that Fluke is known for, the performance gap in typical applications is much smaller than the price difference might suggest.

Another pleasant surprise is how thoughtfully designed the meter feels overall. The controls are responsive, measurements update quickly, and the clamp operates smoothly without feeling loose or flimsy. It gives the impression of a tool designed for regular use rather than occasional emergency repairs. Small details like the comfortable grip, logical button placement, and clear display contribute to a much more enjoyable user experience.

Overall, this clamp multimeter represents excellent value. While the Fluke 325 remains the benchmark for professionals who demand maximum durability and have years of daily use ahead of them, this meter holds its own remarkably well in terms of features, usability, and overall build quality. For anyone looking for a capable, well-built clamp meter that delivers reliable performance without paying premium-brand prices, this is an outstanding choice that easily exceeds expectations.

It is best to get a multimeter before you need a multimeter because when you try to buy one you get robbed in a retail store. This one fits the bill and has the clamp feature to quickly check for continuity. Worth the money