Pokit Pro

I like this portable device with multimeter, logger and oscilloscope (the software is able to perform the FFT!).
It is compact with a good battery autonomy.
As an engineer, I always carry it with me.
The only thing I don't like is that I have to pay to unlock all the functionalities.

I like quality the fast connectivity to the Phone or laptop so far everything is good really like using it. Thank you for first delivery customer service yeah thank you again Oh yes, yes in the size of it also with regards thank you for your business. looking forward to do business with you again

Being able to set the pokit pro up and monitor it remotely is an absolute game changer for troubleshooting ! I also love the watch app as I can give it the pokit to my apprentice and monitor his actions. Such a handy tool, the functionality and usability smashes traditional multimeters !

really like the ease of use, i use it mainly for J1939 datal link issues, looking for dropouts and/or noise in circuits when road testing, actually ordered a second pro so i can monitor both hi and low CAN on the same screen, looking forward to getting it and putting it to work,

I’m using this to test wiring harnesses, pick ups and grounding on vintage guitars. So much handier than the traditional multimeter and being able to screen shot results to send to customers is fantastic!

I used this the other day to test the ground loop, capacitors and humbuckers on a 1965 Gibson es330

I'm a vehicle technician, and when I'm working on diagnostics the Pro is hard to beat. I've not found a waveform it wont plot yet, and for those quick jobs where a two channel would be really handy it's amazing! I got two back in the kickstarter days, it was a risk that paid off in spades, and I never hesitate to recommend it to anyone.

Great product for an amateur electronics tinkerer. Used for diagnosing car problems, inverter problems, recording outputs & general tinkering.

das Gerät sieht gut aus, der Test ist erfolgreich.
Paket kam nicht ausgepackt wahrscheinlich Schießstand ich musste 26 Euro Zollgebühr zahlen und wurde Sicherung 500 Milliampere verbrannt.

I really love the Pokit! It is handy and I finally have an oscilloscope in my toolset.
Only thing I was missing were extra fuses, as in my enthusiasm I stuck the pokit everywhere I could measure something, including the wall outlet. Bye fuse, but replacement as stated in the manual is hard to find and takes time to ship. Hopefully I Pokit offers a set with fuses only for a good price. Now I still have to wait longer till I can use my pokit again..

Excited to finally have these units! Been a long wait, and I was not disappointed with the product once they arrived. Both units seem to be well built. App was easy to get up and going, as were the initial software updates for the units.

The Pros-
-Super compact and easy to carry with me!
-Great battery life!
-Measurement points on screen and selectable details are pretty well inclusive, covers most all of my needs
-Fully rated at CATIII 600V, just like they promised. So are the accessories!
-Standalone logging seems to work well, did a couple short ones but haven't tried a multi-day one yet to see how it holds up.
-Most waveforms seem to hold up OK and are very similar to my much pricier benchtop AVL scope when compared.

Some of the cons(most appear to be software, so optimistic about fixes down the road!):

-Once connected, I noted that especially the Oscilloscope page needs some refinement. First, it has problems keeping a connection if you are stopping and starting the measurement. Gives a "Please check device connection error, sometimes have to switch modes and go back into Oscilloscope to re-establish connection(pic). Triggers lack some of the necessary parameters to make them truly useful. Occasionally it glitches and clips my data, even though it is well within the settings and limits of the device(pic). Closing and re-opening app usually fixes this. I have had it once not show me a waveform at all, even though the tooltip measurement showed me 246VAC as did the multimeter mode. Reboot fixed, but made me a bit wary of trusting the visual waveform every time(pic). When using dual channel in free run mode(because I couldn't set the triggers as I needed, see above) I noticed that one channel or the other would lag behind the other, even though I knew both were seeing the same signal(but offset) when testing a 3 phase motor. So one channel would start showing the increase in waveform during acceleration, while the other lagged a few frames before showing it; leading to different waveform peaks. Verified the motor and driver were operating correctly with my other scope.

-Sometimes when getting it out of storage, the app cannot find the units(one or both) until I reboot bluetooth. But, I can connect to my headphones just fine without rebooting bluetooth.

-Switching settings is a bit clunky, especially since you have to remember to move the mode switch on the unit too. But, on my Fluke units if I switch from measuring current to voltage I have to switch plugs as well; so this(requiring physical change of ports/mode switch along with changing settings dial/button) is not unheard of, nor does it deserve any critique; just something to be aware of.

All in all, happy camper. Excited and optimistic about future app updates to smooth out some of the bugs mentioned above.

This was certainly well worth the wait, and I hoped that the delays would mean the documentation would be polished. Nope. The app includes the first digital oscilloscope I've used (I have used digital logic analyzers), and there is nothing in the documentation about it, e.g. what the trigger modes mean, how to call up and position vertical and horizontal markers, etc.

Still, it worked well to examine voltage levels and signal quality on a RS232 serial port on a new model weather station I needed to get online, see trace.

The good thing is that the improvements I want are not in the device itself, but in the app and documentation.

I am 100% on board with the Pokit brand and am looking forward to its future. I was interested in the original Pokit meter but its max voltage limitation made it impractical for my needs. I was very excited when they announced the Pro was coming and I was around #100 on the Kickstarter campaign to get mine. After finally receiving it I have done extensive testing of all of its capabilities on the bench as well as on the job out in the "wild". While there are a few known bugs they are working out, the Pokit Pro has been extremely useful. I have literally dozens of multimeters, LCR meters, process meters, etc. but my Pokit Pro is always in my bag now since it is so small and has features from several of my meters all rolled into one. Some functions may not be as advanced as some of my other meters but they are effective enough to make it my go to for most initial measurement jobs. The datalogging function has actually been the feature I have found the most useful. On multiple jobs I have been able to drop the Pokit Pro into a control panel set it to datalog and forget it for anywhere from a few minutes to many hours, even days and collect very valuable process data such as equipment duty cycles, amperage averaging, temperature monitoring, etc. So far my single favorite feature. The oscilloscope is great for lower frequency monitoring which for me, is great as that is primarily what I work with. Also, since the oscilloscope input allows use of the full 600V input capability, it can be used on circuits that would literally smoke a normal oscilloscope without proper input attenuation.

I've shared several videos of it in action, take a look below and check out the rest. I'm sure you'll agree, it is a great little unit.

I can't say enough great things about the Pokit Pro. Maybe it's not for everyone but for my use case it is fantastic. Once they iron out a few things it will be very hard to beat at many times the price.

It's an absolute beauty, sleak, compact, good probes, solid wires. Just feels like quality. Took a few measurements, can't wait to put it to real use :-)

A lot less handy than it first seems. Less than intuitive to use and slow to read. I wanted to love this. <\3

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A highly practical and versatile measuring tool. Its small size and real-time data visualization software make PokitPro a unique tool.

Has a flaw with the battery compartment, their answer to it breaking was. “We will fix it on the bext model”

I love it, small, carry all the time in my bag and very usefull

Hook test leads too small almost useless, app needs improvements like AC and HD measure at the same time and if posible wave form. Oscilloscope needs to self adjust, data logger need to show max min, and values. I still it's a great idea but needs some work

Bluetooth function makes setting up my mobile device to view the readout handsfree while im holding the leads on the device im testing.