Uni-T makes some really good full-featured multimeters, at an affordable price.
Input protection is not their forte, but hopefully that will change soon, if the company respects the latest safety directives.
The top of the range 61E model, while good value for money, strangely, has some basic features missing which are standard on some of the lower models, like LCD backlight and temperature measurement.
Things you may want to expand on:
1. Lack of Min/Max, opting instead for Peak hold
2. Permanent RS232 mode, with no sleep mode
3. Hz/% on the range switch is only rated at 30V, but will produce a related audio signal on the piezo transducer, if the frequency being measured is in the audio range, with a minimum of 15V amplitude.
4. Frequency can be measured for mains on the other models, by pressing HZ/% button. The E model has got a Peak button instead, so the yellow button is used for the same function (1KHz max).
5. Pointless testing meter in cooler/oven as it is only certified between 18c and 28c with less than 75% humidity.
6. Only 46 segment bar graph, instead of 61 or 41 on the other lower models.
7. 750V AC limit is to avoid peaks reaching 1000V, triggering the protections.
8. Ceramic fuses, but only rated at 250V and classed as Fast/Medium blow by the manufacturer.
9. Lack of gas discharge tubes on the PCB, even though the footprints are present.
10. RS232 USB cable is available from the manufacturer, for computers without serial connection.