Hey Ren, True and honest opinion. You just need to get the multimeter you need for your work or hobby. Not the one that everyone has. I use for work the Fluke 117 and the leads are indeed something we should invest in. These buggers are sometimes a pain in butt when you flash yourself with a test... good job bud!

@TheRenaissanceBuilder

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Thank you!

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@TheRenaissanceBuilder

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That’s awesome thank you very much!

Coolness. Thanks. What's should I look for, for minimum and maximum ranges on capacitance, resistance, voltage and current measurement for repairing: motherboard, GPU boards, PC and Mac power supplies, Wacom drawing tablet (w/ lots of small SMD, mayb 0.05pF w/ 1mm lenght, very tiny capacitors and resistors), retro video game console and new consoles, CRT and PC monitors? (if there's brand and model for a Fluke for the needs above, essentially electronics things found in the house that'd be cool and an affordable but decent multimeter that'll do that jobs above, that'd be great as well) God bless, Rev. 21:4 May 2023 be ours for the taking by God's grace.

@TheRenaissanceBuilder

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Great question! I am not an expert on electronics like that, but a benchtop dmm like the Siglent Technologies SDM3045X 4-1/2 Digit Digital Multimeter, DMM seems like it would get you in the ballpark. I would also recommend checking out eevblog as he is an expert in such things and would have much better recommendations. Thank you for watching and asking, I really appreciate it!