Siglent Technologies SDS1202X-E 200 mhz Digital Oscilloscope 2 Channels, Grey

Works out of the box. Good clean GUI and controls are predictable.

Feature-packed, good specs, good interface, portable. Very happy with this item.

Youll be impressing people with your sweet wave signs in no time

I liked this scope, but I had issues with it locking up hard several times over two days after receiving it. Since it has a soft power switch I had to pull the plug and plug it back in to get it going again. So I had to return it.

This is a huge bang for the buck. Ive had it for less than 24 hours but am absolutely delighted with how well it works. Even though this is my first oscilloscope, I quickly figured out how to use it for measuring RF waveforms relevant to ham radio. In addition, the rudimentary FFT ability that is built in looks to be an extremely useful tool. I was able to get a nice RF spectrum directly from my HF (3-30 MHz) antenna, with plenty of sensitivity and adjustable frequency resolution. Wow!

Really enjoy using this scope. It has an amazing number of features at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended.

wanted for a long time nice scope

This is the second unit I have purchased. While it is not quite as good as a Tektronix, it is a much better value and seems to do everything I want in a 200MHz scope. Easy to use, easy to read, very versatile. Obviously I would buy another. Oh, wait, I already did!

as expected

VERY IMPRESSIVE for the price... Yes I know it is only 2 ch, 8-bit, 200MHz analog bandwidth (well maybe 225-275), but with 1 GS/s (shared across both channels, i.e. 1GS/s single-channel mode, or 500 MS/s each channel in 2-channel mode)....BUT...MAN, I am impressed...what it does have, feature-wise ! So many features !!, color-layer temp phosphor display (similar to Teks DSP), 28 MPts, up to 400 k-Frames/sec, Averaging, Hi-Res (Oversampling), FFT standard w/ upto 1 MPts FFT, ...TV analog/digital wfm, Waveform MASK & Pass/Fail event trigger...and SERIAL Line capture and Decode...for many Serial protocols... Look at specs and picts...