I use this tool every day. It is a very well built tool and very nice to use.

I wasn't sure about spending this much on a meter, I am not a professional electrician but I do a lot of electrical and electronic troubleshooting at work. When my last generic meter died I decided I would spend the money and get something that hopefully will last. Hopefully it will. The test leads are the niceest I've ever used, super flexible and no silly little cat IV caps to lose since they just twist to expose the whole lead. For this price it would be nice if fluke included some kind of case though. My $50.00 klein clamp meter even included one. I also like the screw on alligator clips, I've used a set of push on clips in the past and eventually they just slip off too easily, I think these will be a nice upgrade. Overall I think this was a good purchase, a bit overkill for my purpose but if it lasts as long as my last fluke it will be worth it.Also, like the title says, it is still made in the US.

Replacement for my old 87 meter, as apparently Fluke considers 20 years the end of their lifetime warranty and won't service it anymore. So hopefully I'll see 20 years of service out of this 87V.

The best multimeter you can buy in a sturdy package for people with fumble fingers like me. I love this thing if you can't tell. I'm just a homebody who does a lot of work around the house and this thing is great for homeowners, everything you need and nothing you don't. I've never once used this thing and thought oh that can't be right like I usually do with the cheaply made multimeters.Yes, it's bulky, and if I had to schlep it around a job site all day with it, I might not be too happy. But for me, working out of my garage, the bulk doesn't matter.

Great investment if you use a DMM daily and want a professional tool, not a cheap meter you stake your life on.

It's earthquake proof. It's autoranging. It's intuitive. Its rugged. It is going to last

As always, the fluke 87 sets the standard for all other multi-meters to compared to. If you want a good solid meter, accurate, sturdy, industry standard, this is the one you want.

Replacing a Fluke 87III meter. The 87V Max has more features. Great test leads and is built for heavy duty use.

Great meter , very accurate, can't go wrong with a fluke

Great

I like this 87 V meter very much and will fulfill my needs perfectly!

I really like this multimeter. I don't suggest paying more for the max model if you are just going to use it for the bench. It is a little more cumbersome to change the batteries. If you remove the batteries to avoid leakage then it can get to be a real pain. It uses three AA batteries and these are prone to leakage more than a nine volt that most other multimeters use.

Excellent

Thew thing did come with the soft silicone test lead and alligator clips. No manual; tho, which is stupid, cuz Fluke included a ' Safety information ' booklet, printed in about a dozen different languages, or more. As thick as the ' safety information ' booklet is, they could've just put a user manual in it's place. That would be way more sensible.The meter with manual could be sold to every different country and include the manual for that language.It's retarded.

There are many lower cost products that are functionally similar but . . . when you need the a professional quality product Fluke is the standard. If you need to buy the best in accuracy and reliability, the 87V is a no regrets choice. Recommended for professionals and knowledgable DIYers with healthy personal cash flow.

I love the meter!

36 years doing what I do to need what I only the 3rd of these tools. For me the newest generation in the 87V family, I still own and use the first two. You can not put a price on quality. Fluke....