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Hantek 2D72 Handheld Oscilloscope 70MHz Waveform Generator Multimeter 3 in 1 Multifunction Tester 2CH+AFG+DMM

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Style: 70MHz 2CH+DMM+AFG


Features

  • No Standalone lithium batteries are sold with the product
  • Multifunctional Handheld Oscilloscope70MHz bandwidth with 2CH channels. 250MSa/s sampling rate for Single-channel and 125MSa/s for Dual-channel. 10mV-10V vertical resolution for waveform generator. Competent in voltage, current, resistance, diode, capacitance, and continuity tests of AC/DC.
  • 3 in 1 Automotive OscilloscopeOscilloscope, multimeter, and waveform generator all in one. Features automatic frequency and amplitude measurements, cursor measurement auto-calibration waveform recording functions, and overload protection.
  • User-friendly InterfaceVersatile functions with an easy-to-read display and intuitive controls. Switch to different modes and functions swiftly with simple buttons. Automatic adjustment with Auto Set Key, which can adjust the horizontal and vertical scales as well as trigger coupling, type, position, slope, level, and mode automatically.
  • Solid HardwareEquipped with a high-resolution LCD screen that stays clear under bright light. The one-piece shell can resist strong impacts and heat. The retractable stand allows convenient placement in any working scene.

Brand: Hantek


Power Source: Battery Powered


Style: 70MHz 2CH+DMM+AFG


Color: Black


Item Weight: 400 Grams


Brand: ‎Hantek


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Style: ‎70MHz 2CH+DMM+AFG


Color: ‎Black


Item Weight: ‎400 Grams


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎3.94 x 7.87 x 1.57 inches


Specification Met: ‎General Safety and Quality Standards


Measurement Type: ‎Multimeter, Voltmeter


Manufacturer: ‎Hantek


Product Dimensions: ‎3.94 x 7.87 x 1.57 inches


Item Weight: ‎14.1 ounces


Language: ‎English


Item model number: ‎2D72


Batteries: ‎2 AAA batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: ‎March 25, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Solid
Style: 40MHz 2CH+DMM+AFG
Bought because I dropped a hammer on my crappy multimeter and I've been looking for an excuse to get a new one, I really wanted an oscilloscope too but we all know how expensive they are. I honestly don't really use the oscilloscope feature a whole lot but I have used it once or twice and it works pretty good, the user interface is a little confusing but once you know how to use it it's great. I wish the packaging was a little bigger because after you take all of the accessories out it's kind of a pain to get them back in addition to the DMM. Multimeter does exactly what it says it does, It works. My only real complaint about the whole thing is that the screen turn off time sometimes gets in the way of something that I'm doing, I think you can turn it off so that's not really a huge issue but also it's not very good with when the sun is reflecting off of it, I usually have to find a specific spot for it when I'm doing something or else the reflection of the Sun will just make it completely unreadable so I just keep it in the shade most of the time. Overall it's very solid, works great, I don't know if there's any type of circuit protection built into it but I feel like they're probably is because I've definitely done some things at some point that should have popped a fuse but it just didn't, very nice device and honestly My only regret was not getting the highest tier one even though I'm sure I wouldn't have used whatever that extra thing was, I'm just like that I guess. 10/10 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023 by The Dude

  • Wish I found this unit years ago.
Style: 70MHz 2CH+DMM+AFG
Great device with a lot of little things other units I tested just did not have or work very well. It has rechargeable battery's that are easy to get to and replace and find online. Unlike some units in this price range you can use all 3 modes at the same time. The AUTO mode works great while still letting you tweak things to your liking. The user interface is super easy but still gives you a lot of options. Double click a button pops up menu 0-9 so you can type in the freq and so on. No need to hold down for ever to get from 20 to 20k. You can recharge the batt and use the unit at the same time. !! DANGER, you are EARTH GROUNDED when charging with a pc or charger with 3 prong power plug !! !! PLEASE read up on this on YT before you charge and use at the same time !! This was my 4th unit that I tested before finding this unit and I love it. The others just had too many little things missing or a PITA user interface and NON-user replaceable rechargeable battery's or non-rechargeable battery's. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2020 by KC8DKT

  • Useful
Style: 70MHz 2CH+DMM+AFG
Update: Somehow I recently discovered and then purchased the Owon HDS272S. Credit to Hantek for creating this market segment but Owon is clearly the better buy right now. Though there are some pros and cons. Hantek Pros: -More rugged feeling -Bigger semi-rigid case (Owon case barely fits accessories) -A couple AWG operating points the Owon can’t do (faster square wave) Owon Pros -Bigger screen, more memory, faster waveform updates -Faster and better interface overall -More measurements, better measurement display -AWG can go to lower voltages -Lower noise on small signals (see picture) -Better DMM, fused current Old Review: I'm a EE who designs circuit boards and uses scopes regularly. I've used other Hantek handhelds, Siglent and expensive Tek and Agilents. I finally decided to buy a scope for myself and this is what I chose. Knowing I don't have much time for home project I didn't want to spend much. For the price and features (AWG) this looked like a good start. If I ever added a bench scope this would still be useful (battery scope are isolated by nature which can be a big benefit). I spent a little time comparing this scope to 1Ghz Agilent and have some takeaways. Overall the waveform generator is solid up to the allowed frequencies. The Sin attenuation at 25MHz was maybe 30% (expected) and the waveform looked good. Square wave had some overshoot but solid rise times (compared to period) at 5Mhz. Overall pleased with the AWG. The scope performance was ok except for one main issue. My unit has a frequency dependent offset problem that's worse on channel 1. As the measured frequency increases above 1Mhz an offset develops. When the Agilent scope was reporting a +/-2.8V sin wave the Hantek was saying +3V/-2.6V. I saw this problem playing with the scope alone but wasn't sure if it was the scope or AWG until comparing against the Agilent- it's the scope and further experimenting showed its worse on one channel. Self cal didn't fix it. Otherwise scope performance isn't bad. The trigger isn't as solid as I'd like - its always jumping between 2 pixels. Low amplitude performance (0.1V sin wave) compared decently against the Agilent and overall amplitude accuracy across frequency (up to the AWG 25Mhz max) matched the Agilent well (setting aside the above mentioned offset error). Functionality is simple and covers the bases well enough. Its disappointing there aren't more measurements like RMS (measurements are all or nothing and there are only 3 each) but otherwise It's not missing much I was expecting. Using it is easy enough with a few quirks (I can never remember what up/down does vs left/right). Overall I'm happy I bought this and its a useful tool. If it wasn't for the previously mentioned offset problems and a couple other quirks (sketchy unfused 10A DMM current) it would get 5 stars. As it stands this is 3-4. I'm giving it 4 for the value. Final tip, if you're on the fence probably go with the 42Mhz version. With this sample rate the higher bandwidth will rarely be useful (and not possible when simultaneously sampling 2 channels). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021 by Chris Chris

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