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

this is a great scope. Love it. Easy to use and accurate. Has all the features on needs and the display is awesome. Crisp and readable. I love it.

Good device in general, a good display, fast analysis and good on-screen display. for its class this oscilloscope is very good!

I finally gave up buying those tired junque CRT Scopes on the auction sites. Dim displays and mis-represented as working.

Easy to learn and great intensity and clarity of display Love the calibrated roll mode for slow signal mapping. Works like a chart recorder. Bandwidth is 200 MHz which is also very appreciated in its normal scope mode. Easy to use and quick to learn.

Excelente producto

A two-channel 200 MHz scope for less than $400 is a hard deal to beat. So far, so good. The front panel is arranged well and the switches and knobs appear to be of good quality. The layout has a Tek scope feel to it, so if you like Tek scopes, you will feel at home with this unit. I purchased this oscilloscope as a gift for my son to help him troubleshoot and tune fuel injection systems for performance cars. This is perfect for his use as he can view and capture injector waveforms and tweak the duty cycle for optimum performance. I hooked it up to one of my Heathkit (showing my age ;-) signal generators and was pleased with the traces and the trigger functions. I may just buy one for myself.

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This scope as many very useful features, great bandwidth, and convenient size. The screen resolution could be a bit better, and there is noticeable internal noise at the most sensitive settings as other reviewers have noted, but overall this scope has great performance for the price.

For the money it is crazy what we can get for diagnostic equipment in 2018 vs. say 2005. A digital SPO 200MHz scope for under $400 including all the bells and whistles we expect from digital scopes these days! This type of diagnostic equipment was once reserved for the lab and the richer hobbyist. This Siglent scope even has serial decoding including at no cost! We also have software controls and capture over USB or Lan (in Windows 10 too!). This is truly a great all around scope for anyones first journey into digital oscilloscopes under $500, with enough bandwidth to analyze complex signals including clocks from DACs (usually 100 MHz or so).

Their was no shipment bill of materials included with the scope. List of items etc to check the shipment. Their was no warranty card or warranty information with the shipment. There was no manual other than a quick start manual. I had to go score their site for software to interface their unit. It seems like a good scope but the shipment lacks the basics.