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There’s a million good multimers from $30 for Chinese brands up to like $150 for name brands that aren’t Fluke. Plus it depends on the application you’re using it for, there’s no single meter that’s great at everything.

Like I have this discontinued Southwire 400A AC/DC clamp meter that’s in my go-bag and it’s probably the #1 most used because it’s fairly compact. But then there’s a big Uni T 1000A meter with all of the features like inrush current and a bar graph, but the bar graph is less useful than I expected to be. That giant clamp meter is hard to fit in some wiring spots though, and I don’t think either of the clamps have a 10A fused slot to read lower current in series. And then the regular Klein meter is the easiest to read by far but no clamp, and the clamp meters both have a small readout for the overall size of the meter. And finally the $7 Hyper Tough clearance meter, it’s great because it gets the job done but the display is meh, but I can always have it around since I don’t have to worry about wrecking a $7 meter