Hantek DSO2D10 2 CH Benchtop Oscilloscope with AWG, 100MHz 1GS/s

I have spent over a week on and off using this little gem and am blown away by it versatility. My only previous interaction with scopes was an ancient Techtronics that was a nightmare to setup. With this little gem, you push ONE button to get your signal then adjust to your liking (voltage sensitivity, frequency, trigger, etc).I was struggling for weeks attempting to diagnose a flakey audio input on a Mackie SRM450V2. Using the signal generator and auto setup, I was able to trace down an unsoldered electrolytic capacitor on the minus side of the balanced input in MINUTES using this scope! I simply connected the BNC cable to the generator output and clip to the amplifier input. Turned on the generator (it even automatically started at 1KHz - just what I wanted), touched a probe on generator lead for a second and performed an autoset and then proceeded to trace both plus and minus balanced input circuits. while pressing on various components. Voila! Found it!There are more useable features on this little gem than you can imagine. The built-in menu system is well thought out and rather intuitive (at least to me). I'll probably be "learning" features for the next year, or more. All-in-all an incredible device for the price. I have not noticed any of the "glitches" others have noted. Perhaps it already has the newest firmware. The voltage levels and frequencies displayed (BOTH - numerically on the screen with the push of a button - WOW - I love digital goodies) appear to be accurate given that they were well within the tolerances of technical documents/schematics I was working with.The vendor is totally responsive and a pleasure to work with. That in it self is worth twice the price!

I love this thing. I am an electronic technician by trade but have done most of my work in the past using older 30 lb O'scopes. This does the job, very light and a nice display.

Not a lab instrument by any means but for a hobby workbench it is a steal for the price. Checked against calibrated instruments and it compared very favorably.

I have not used it much yet, but it seems to be a very capable instrument.