I am buying the Amprobe 37XR-A within the next few weeks. It does everything I need and only lacks one function my old meter had (hFE, which I never used anyway and don't really need), and has the advantage of being autoranging. For high current use, I have already bought a clamp transducer that outputs millivolts (1 or 10 per amp) and works on AC and DC - I got it cheap due to it being an older version of one still available and usually sold for a much higher price.
On the $100 shootout, I was a little surprised to see that the fuses on the Uni-T meter were to BS 1362. I was a lot more impressed with the Amprobe 34XR-A in the shootout, and that swayed me in the direction of the 37XR-A rather than the Uni-T UT70A - also, that one has only a 1999 count, is manual ranging and not True RMS.