The right choice of digital oscilloscope

[Gandalf_Sr]

I think the only Keysight below $700 is the DSOX1102A. 70MHz, 2 channel, 1Mpts, 2GSa/S, 50k Wfms/s (not including hacks)

It's actually a 2+1 channel MSO, but who's counting...? 

Thanks, I agree that wasn't well explained by Keysight.  This makes the DSOX1102A a much better scope than 'normal' 2 channel scopes IMHO.

[Mortymore]

I think the only Keysight below $700 is the DSOX1102A. 70MHz, 2 channel, 1Mpts, 2GSa/S, 50k Wfms/s (not including hacks)

It's actually a 2+1 channel MSO, but who's counting...? 

That is the sort of thing that I would expect, after a few years of hibernation with a TDS210 and a TEK2445, that all modern 2 ch scopes would do.

EDIT: It's a digital world, and in a scope with decode options, a 3rd input is obviously handy, and should not be that demanding to implement. Or so I think...

[2N3055]

I think the only Keysight below $700 is the DSOX1102A. 70MHz, 2 channel, 1Mpts, 2GSa/S, 50k Wfms/s (not including hacks)

It's actually a 2+1 channel MSO, but who's counting...? 

Thanks, I agree that wasn't well explained by Keysight.  This makes the DSOX1102A a much better scope than 'normal' 2 channel scopes IMHO.

Well it is nice, but SPI decoding for MOSI and MISO at the same time still doesn't work (or at least it says so in a manual).
So you get same decoding for SPI as 2 ch + timeout...
For decoding you really need 4ch scope.