Owon HDS2202S handheld oscilloscope reviews

if you need something basic and economic and you don't want to break the bank you're good to go with this oscilloscope

The multimeter's DC voltage measurement is spot on, matching my Fluke 87 VMAX. For capacitance, it's a bit slower but still accurate within the range. One downside is that I can't change the capacitance range. The diode mode is good with a +3V test voltage, but there's no sound like on the Fluke, which I miss.

As an oscilloscope, there are many positive aspects, such as the 200 MHz bandwidth and the ability to display measured values on the screen.

However, I would like to see a few improvements, such as better cooling since it heats up quickly. Additionally, this meter takes longer to boot compared to older models. Another negative is that the box only includes one probe, which is very disappointing.

Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and hope the product will serve me well.

here is my first impression without heavy use. I've noted that the math functions are indeed a bit light, or said in a other way a bit lacking basic features. A second point which didn't please me is the missing FTT functionality. It might not be such of a issue for the majority of the person but Iit can come in handy for basic frequency analysis without dedicated spretrum analyser. As a backup solution the hds2202s allow to have acces to some fundamental tool though USB, including a basic fft functionality.