Best Multimeter under PLN 100 for Amateur Use: Home, Car & RC Modeling - Unita & Banggood Options

I would like to buy a multimeter for typical amateur applications, say up to PLN 100. I don't know how much attention is worth in this amount.
Until now, I have used two supermarkets, 15-20 zlotys, but recently when I returned to rc modeling and compared their indications, it turned out that everyone shows something different and the indications fluctuate, e.g. by 0.7V ...
I decided to buy something better and above all more accurate which will show true indications.
I want to use it for both home and car applications.
can you ask for advice what is worth buying in my amount?
If the same amount but something better can be bought abroad, e.g. for banggood, please indicate something worth attention
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I was in an electronics store where I was advised of some Unita for PLN 90 but I decided to ask on the electrode first

I personally would take this one link , too bad there is no inductance measurement.

I will recommend you aneng an 8008 for less than 100 small handy, I am doing well.

Which of the above has more functions and better accuracy?
I don't know anything about multimeters because I only used market ones, but I would like it to be accurate and development, i.e. have a lot of functions that will be useful when I deepen my knowledge and skills.
PS. It does not have to be tiny, the size does not bother me because it will be used stationary and a larger display is also a plus for me with backlighting if possible.
AnengAn8009 better than 8008? The price difference is small.
In turn, the one from the first proposal is larger and I do not know what to call it, but in the picture I see that it has a sensor on top that the person from the photo puts on the electrical outlet ... is it measuring the value in the socket without using cables?

This sensor detects line voltage. Useful when you want to check where the wire in the wall goes.

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Unit 139c also has this feature but it is much more expensive.

Ageng 8009 has an additional thermometer in the set ...
Hmmm ... I don't know which one to decide myself ... ot ... if you don't know it, it's hard to make a decision.

I have the 8002 model and I also got a thermometer and a bag for storing the meter ?

Due to the small amount of possible knob settings, I understand that these Agengas are automatic?
How with the accuracy of the indications? Will it not work like my two supermarkets?

Yes they are machines. There are a few videos about these meters on yt you can see with accuracy.

And how do they relate to popular UNITs?

It's hard for me to say because I haven't had the opportunity to commune with the unit. I wanted to buy ut 61e but I found this aneng and I chose it and it works well overall with normal batteries that can be bought almost anywhere. Led measurement also works even blue. The speed of the "squeak" continuity test is also at a good level

The downside of aneng is an unusual fuse, but overall it is ok.

Yes it's true fuses are tiny but it's good though they are 2 chociaż

I ordered version 8009. I expect that as newer it will not be worse than 8008. According to reviews and opinions on YT that each subsequent version was not worse and it brought something new
Are these unusual fuses somewhere to get? Yes to the store.
I hope that, as in the opinions, the meter will be accurate. At the moment it is important to me because at the beginning I will use it mainly for checking and measuring Li-Po and Li-ion packets and correcting indications in chargers.

I didn't look for fuse for it but I hope you can get it somewhere.

@ alien90fr you decide what meter you have and what you recommend - 8002 or 8008.

krakarak wrote:

@ alien90fr you decide what meter you have and what you recommend - 8002 or 8008.

I have already written that I have 8002 and a colleague chose 8009 which is newer with a larger range but in terms of external and internal appearance practically the same.