Why do I keep coming back for this stuff? I have no idea what is going on here. I'm just a simple carpenter, but I like this guy.

you are very good in convincing me buying a more expensive scope :D

Swap out the fan in your Rigol for a quiet one such as Noctua, Be Quiet or Artic etc. Job Done.

Long time sub! You always fill my head with curiosity and want to know more! Thank you

Thanks for the review, Matthias! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Nice review mate! Rigol is still the top dog of cheap scopes!

Great review thanks!

Nice review. I own the hanmatek 4channel and for my audio projects it's perfect. It has a very decent FFT which i use to calculate amplifier distortion.

Thanks for the great hands-on review. I love this scope! I use it for troubleshooting on the road , so being light, compact and it can run off a usb battery bank is really convenient. I find the user interface comfortable, but I’m used to old scopes that have these primitive interfaces. It is so cheap that it’s easy to overlook its limitations. For a lab scope, I would most likely look for something better.

Thanks for sharing this. Very useful!

おっしゃる通り、比較対象が増えるほどに、いらいらも増してきます。とても勉強になります。:washhands::washhands::washhands:

Thank you for such honest and practical reviews. Pure gold in todays world full of deceptions.

Also not to be confused with HamTek the leader in releasing the hickory-flavoured magic smoke!

My old Tektronix TDS 1002 (2 channel, 60 MHz, 1 GS/s) looks pretty good, even in monochrome. I think Tek did a good job on the single shot trigger.  Good to know there are some inexpensive hobby level scopes available.

Did you add something to cover the on-off button on the toothbrush? The button on mine stopped working and I think its has to do with tooth paste / drool getting on it.

As the song has it: "You don't know what you have got until its gone" in this case, you won't know until you have acquired multiple oscilloscopes added to your collection.

Nice!

Very helpful. I am still learning to use an oscilloscope and didn't want to spend a lot. I guess I made it harder on myself. :)

I haven’t used my early 1970’s Heathkit oscilloscope in many years..

When I was in my early teens, and the only scopes were big heavy, and "inexpensive" ones only at places like hamfests, I would have been more than happy with the cheap on with the quirks. Also, it would be interesting to see if you hook the cheap scopes to a cleaner power supply like a mediocre bench supply. The signal may not improve, but they may go from ok to usable. Also, your inexpensive lab would have both a scope and a power supply.