Need an advice -- C&K Tech Labs handheld portable lab/meter

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The discussion centers on a user seeking advice about a new handheld portable lab from C&K Tech Labs, priced between $550-600, and whether to choose it over established brands like Fluke. Concerns are raised regarding the reliability and reputation of C&K Tech Labs, as the user is unfamiliar with the company. Some participants suggest checking for existing products and customer reviews to gauge the company's credibility before making a purchase. There is also skepticism about the high price point for a multimeter, even with advanced features. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of brand reputation and customer feedback in purchasing decisions.
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Hi all, I would like to know your opinion. I have been looking for a handheld multimeter online and I have encountered this company www.cnktechlabs.com. They are coming out with a new product - a handheld portable lab. The product looks very interesting. I was wondering would you consider ordering product like that or would you rather go with a well known brand like Fluke?
Thank you for your advice.
 
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That looks like a fabulous product if it works as advertised and lasts more than 3 days and doesn't cost you your first-born, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

Fluke on the other hand is still a reputable company, as far as I know (it certainly was 25 years ago when I was using that stuff).
 
Hi phinds, thank you for your post. I have contacted the company, they told me that the product will be released in 12 weeks and price range will be $550-600. I kind of like the features of this product and it is in my price range more or less. I am just not sure because I never heard about this company before.
Not sure what to do.
 
rafik said:
Hi phinds, thank you for your post. I have contacted the company, they told me that the product will be released in 12 weeks and price range will be $550-600. I kind of like the features of this product and it is in my price range more or less. I am just not sure because I never heard about this company before.
Not sure what to do.
See if they already sell any other products and if so can you find on-line customer reviews of any of them. If not, I'd advise staying away. They may be a very solid company but I personally would not want to spend $500 to find out.
 
Thank you phinds.
 
I wonder, in general isn't it a little too expensive for a multi-meter to be priced at $600 even with all the features being offered?
 
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