For 72 bucks, it's certainly "bang for the buck" and if you're in the market for a new decent meter, it seemed like a steal for that price.
I was quite close to jumping on this deal, like a week back at that 72 USD price, as there suddenly out of the blue was 1 unit left in stock (from otherwise being outsold) and with a fair shipping cost to Denmark +14USD (EU) .-- and a notice about no extra VAT or tariffs at delivery to Denmark (I highly doubt that)
and had it in my basket, and almost finalized/paid - but it does seem to add VAT (at least some estimated) and the final price seems to summon to around 109 USD, so quite a bit more. (+50%)
Though' after going through a few reviews and the fact that it seemed kind of slow to get a reading, and I was not even sure if it were a handicapped downgraded version where certain features, like Bluetooth, etc, were removed
I came to my senses - and if I really need yet another common multimeter, that does more or less the same thing.
- the 50k count and the onscreen graphing appealed to me and a cat-rating that seems loyal, but all my use cases is mains (230v) or low DC.
Decided to pass on it, and instead made an order for a Pico 4 VR, to try the world of this VR that some people seem to be fond of, as other parts of the household/family can also try that..
at 72 bucks for US residents for 90DM890, it was certainly a solid purchase, even with the lack of Bluetooth etc..but that wireless feature is pretty nice to have, though not sure how well implemented it is with the org. CEM BT app which I recall were some "of the shelf third-party app" that is being used under quite a few other brands.
2016 - 38 USD Owon 35series meter is using a somewhat halfbaked-app, though the update rate is pretty fast with its BLE signal with 2 or 3 times update per second //
https://tinyurl.com/49v4avcuand kind of nice you can graph out numerous graphs in different colors to compare values..but the X-Y interaction leaves a lot to be desired on that Owon app, though still a shame they have removed the Bluetooth-chip / UI-interface for the Amazon 90DC890 variant
Judging by Youtube videos about the Bluetooth app on these relative high-end CEMs' it's using an app called Meterbox BLE, which seems way worse than even Owon's old BLE app, so your not missing a lot, not having that BT module...