Testo 760-3 Digital Multimeter Review

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

I do love auto ranging ever since I started using one. It removes one barrier for people to use testing products not just hot sticks. When I see testo in a bag or someone using one it's almost certain here it's hvacr person. That isn't a horrible price a horrible price less than a good fluke or a mid range feildpeice (another hvac dominant market). Appreciate the video 👍.

[@three-phase562]

Yeah, Testo are popular with the HVAC over here as well, we don't see that much of Fieldpiece. Testo also make good gas testers as well for the boiler brigade. The meter price is reasonable, it is just their accessories that seem to be a bit on the high price side. Thanks for watching.

[@TheElectriciansToolChannel]

I was never into TESTO products because they're mainly marketed for hvac. But as always TP this is a very nice review.👍👍

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

The second I saw Testo I was thinking he's doing hvacr now?

[@three-phase562]

Testo are generally aimed at HVAC and gas boiler market over here. Quite useful instruments though and good performers. Thanks for watching TETC.

[@EDDGC]

Great video. I love my Testo multimeters, they work great, they look great more important they are very precise and it is a joy to work with them. I use them mainly for HiFi and loudspeakers electronics jobs, testing, measuring.

[@three-phase562]

If the meter suits your work, then that is the one for you. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@delectrico-sma]

Thanks for the review! 👍

[@three-phase562]

Appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@RensePosthumus]

Veruy nice review I can relate to (I have the 702). When I pick it up I'm always amazed by the center of gravity: it perfectly fits my hands.

[@three-phase562]

Testo do make some good test equipment, even if a little on the pricey side at times. Thanks for watching.

[@luisdponizio8680]

Es un gran multimetro, hay que leer bien los manuales. Ademas va a tener un pequeño retraso en el pitido ya que es automático. Tiene unos valores increibles y de grandes propiedades para trabajar en corriente alterna. Mejores especificaciones y detalles que el Fluke 117. Que valga la redundancia, se quedaron en el tiempo. Hay videos donde esta muy bien comparado en lo que realmente son sus especificaciones. Es un equipo de gama media, para arriba. Saludos.

[@three-phase562]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@MattHmm-rq6dn]

Can you get the milwaukee 2213-20 over there by chance? It's a step up from alphabet soup brands auto meters and for simple stuff it's very small and easy to use. Best part it fits into a sbld with a impact in the back pocket with room to spare with additional accessories. I too dislike these cheap leads I end up having spares if fluke silcone leads and just throw out stock ones.

[@three-phase562]

Can't find the 2213-20, the lower based 2212-20 model seems to be available for one of the electrical factors. which is the same meter without the resistance measurement function. Yeah, silicone leads are the ones I go for.

[@TradieTrev]

That meter is not one I'd chase, looks super idiot proof though! Good first meter for someone.

[@three-phase562]

It won't be to everyone's taste, more of a middle of the road instrument for me. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@EDDGC]

Based on what you affirm that? I have had plenty of multimeters several brands different models Testo are my daily multimeters so I don't get your point I am okay if you don't like them but that's your taste, your own personal taste, just that... I can say that for me they work better than fluke

[@TradieTrev]

@@EDDGC Its functions does not specify my needs. Better?