Aidetek Test Lead Kit of Multimeter for Tester multimeter Tester 20157 CATII 1000V/Max.32A

I love these test leads. I used them for work in the field. I just wish the set came with a rigid pouch that the leads can't poke through. I am now on the lookout for such a pouch to store my set.

Bought kit to use on my with my fluke meter and they work great makes it easier to do electrical test on wiring harness

I purchased 2 multimeter probe kits: Pomona 5325A Probes and Aidetek test lead Kit 20157. My hobby is building electronics and I wanted a high quality probe kit for myself and I have grandkids that I will be teaching electronics to and I wanted a second set of probes for them to use. For reference, I have 40 years of electronic test equipment experience at a major defense contractor. The price difference is pretty big: the Pomona probes are about X3 the cost of the Aidetek. The specs for the probes are somewhat similar with the Aidetek claiming higher ratings on some specs. IMO, the Pomona probes have a higher quality "feel" compared to the Aidetek probes. The flexible 48-inch high strand count/high temperature silicone leads of the Pomona probe is IMO better than the Aidetek probe leads (about 32"), but the Aidetek leads are perfectly acceptable. The banana plugs are not as nice on the Aidetek compared to the Pomona probes, but they do fit my Fluke 177 and Tema multimeters. The banana plugs of the Aidetek are recessed inside plastic covers and may restrict good contact with some multimeter connections. The lead resistance (using the a alligator clips for good contact) for the Pomona was a little less than 0.1 ohms (Fluke/Tema displays flipping 0 to 0.1), while the Aidetek leads were at least 0.2 ohms (no flipping around with either the Fluke or the Tema meters). IMO, if you are a serious electronic hobbyist, the Pomona probes will give you a nice long lasting product. If budget constraints are an issue, the Aidetek probe probably will do you OK. I agree with most of the comments by Tannis.

This is very versatile since you can vary the type of probe you need.

The leads are of acceptable quality, but the test clip leads have the wrong gender plug. Should have been female and not male. As they are, you need to choose between using the extension leads OR the clip leads, or get a female to female adapter as others have said they have done.

Good leads ,not as good as factory but worth the money and work well .

Great set of leads for my non-fluke MM. Had to buy a female/female adapter to be able to plug two of the leads together to act as an extender, but a small price to pay given the number of leads in this affordable set. Very pleased.

cheap set.... PRO's will work with almost any meter on the market right now......the long tips are nice to have to get in to tight spots......the clips grab well on metal and have heavy springs.....the loop set also has good springs and wont fall off like some of the really cheap sets do.....you can use these with other wire sets as well or make your own wire leads with normal audio banana clips and a wire gauge of your choice if needed CON's....short wire runs and has to be 20ga wire as its very thin....the loop set has at best 22inches of wire......the inter changing leads for the other sets is only about 28 inches......long tips are flimsy and bend very easy.....the set that look like normal tips are banana headed so this set will NOT replace your normal probes.....the banana heads come with covers that give you about 2mm of tip sticking out and have bumpers around the tip protrusion so real world they are only good for being extensions to the alligator clips or extensions to the needle tips......

Good quality and fast shipping

Just what i needed for automotive related diagnosis. I actually went ahead and tested the resistance of the test lead wires vs the originals that came with my fluke multi meter and they are the same, more or less 20 milliohm. However be advised the actual wire gauge is smaller than most standard multimeter test lead wire, i don't think they could be used in a multi meter than has amp measurement functionality via the test lead with 10 amps or more internal fuses for extended period of times.

Ok quality.

Very good leads .

plunger mini-hooks mini-grabber aren't female on their other side. so those ones don't attach to the extensions like all the other ends. they plug directly into your multi-meter but they also 1. aren't as long, and 2. aren't right angled on the end that plugs into the multi-meter