For hipsters who want to poke at mains electricity?
Edit: There's symbols for Ohms and continuity on the front panel.
Usually I'd trust the specifications in the manual over what the text in the item description on Banggood says but surely it can't be a single range can it !?
Clearly the manual lists a single range per function only but the item description says "fully autoranging" and lists the specs:
Display: 6000 counts
DC Voltage: 60mV/600mV/6V/60V/600V ±(0.8%+3)
AC Voltage: 60mV/600mV/6V/60V/600V ±(1.2%+5)
Resistance: 0.006Ω/0.06Ω/0.6Ω/6Ω/60Ω/600Ω/6kΩ ±(1.2%+3)
Frequency: 10Hz/100Hz/1KHz ±(1.0%+5)
6kΩ on the highest range, impressive :-)
Resistance: 0.006Ω/0.06Ω/0.6Ω/6Ω/60Ω/600Ω/6kΩ ±(1.2%+3)
Frequency: 10Hz/100Hz/1KHz ±(1.0%+5)[/i]
6kΩ on the highest range, impressive :-)
I'm impressed by the 0.006Ω range. That gives micro Ohm resolution in a 6000 count meter.
You can download the manual here:
http://myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20190411/20190411214240ADMS7.pdfIt only has one range for Volts (up to 600V in 0.1V steps), another one for Ohms (up to 6000 Ohms in 1-Ohm steps) and frequency up to 1kHz in AC Volts mode.
Three minute auto-power off. How annoying will that be?
On the bright side: It has a bar graph and it looks like a smartphone when it sticks out of your pocket. Members of the opposite sex will think you have a new iPhone!

Instruction describing the screen says mV, kOhm, MOhm ....
Instruction describing the screen says mV, kOhm, MOhm ....
Maybe that's for version 2.0