HANMATEK HO11 Handheld Digital Oscilloscope - 10MHz Bandwidth, 48MSa/s High-Precision Sampling, 2.8" TFT Display, USB Rechargeable, Advanced Trigger System, Portable for Fieldwork

It's small and compact but the screen is really bright and easy to read. It's very responsive for this price bracket and to be honest for the work I'm doing it's saved £150. Came in a great protective case that isn't shown (it should be it's a great selling feature) which have plenty of space.I would love to have seen the charging cable off the side rather than the bottom but I don't think it's going to make any real difference.Only gripe I can think of, is the charging cable (about 12") is a tad too short so I ordered long one from Amazon for a couple of quid extra.Happy purchase

This handheld oscilloscope is a handy tool for quick diagnostics and fieldwork. The 10MHz bandwidth and 48MSa/s sampling rate are decent for basic troubleshooting, and the display is clear enough for viewing waveforms. The compact, portable design makes it easy to carry, and the USB rechargeable battery is a nice touch for on-the-go use. The advanced trigger system works well, though the interface could be more intuitive. Some buttons feel a bit small, and navigating menus takes some getting used to. Overall, it’s a solid choice for portability, but a more user-friendly interface would improve the experience. 4 stars.

I haven't used an oscilloscope since my physics lessons in college but have wanted one in my electronics repair toolkit for a little while, especially with repairability of devices by end users now gaining traction again. While I'm still learning everything it can do it's been a great starting point thanks to the simple controls and easy to understand interface.The Hanmatek HO11 is very compact and comes with a rubberised skin case already fitted as well as a hardshell carry case, making it very portable too. The included probe also fits into a pocket inside the case,The colour LCD is bright and clear with a few different backlight brightness options to suit you preference. My only criticism is that due to the display being recessed with a thick plastic protector over the top of it, text along the top and bottom edges can be a bit distorted at certain angles. Not a big deal and this design does mean the LCD is protected from knocks and drops, but does mean you may have to move it around to read those parts. The included kickstand on the back helps with that.The included probe attaches very easily and securely and comes with its own set of instructions to help you set it up and understand a few of the parameters it has when in use.I'm very pleased with the battery life of the HO11, and it can be charged via the USB-C port beneath the flap on the bottom edge using any standard USB-C charger.

This HANMATEK HO11 Handheld Digital Oscilloscope - 10MHz Bandwidth, 48MSa/s High-Precision Sampling, 2.8" TFT Display, USB Rechargeable, Advanced Trigger System, Portable for Fieldwork is great nice quality easy to use’ works perfectly good value for money

I know about these and what they do but this is the first one I've owned. The portability of this device is what made me want to try it, other ones are quite bulky and made to sit on desks but this one is small, easy to carry and even comes with its own case.It comes with a few of these probes so that you can do some of the simple electronics tests.I like the display, it's very clear and I like that you can take screenshots of the wave forms so it can be referred back to later if needed.It does seem like it shows everything in real time and from what I tested it does seem to be accurate.This is definitely something I will be playing around with alot more soon. Very interesting product.

The media could not be loaded. I like this little digital oscilloscope. It feels nicely made, and the shape, size abd rubberised case make it easy to hold. I am not a electrician, but dabble in computing, and this oscilloscope seems ideal for my needs. It comes with the probes needed for basic testing. It has test signal generator pins under a side flap, which is useful for initial exploration and calibration. The auto function seems to do a good job of automating the optimal setup. The few buttons are clearly labelled and the scroll button is easy to use. The screen is adequately bright and clear. I've attached a video of my early testing, which used an Arduino to generate 500Hz signals and then using the scroll wheel to change the time scale.Overall, a useful, small oscilloscope. Good if you are an amateur looking for a simple, affordable oscilloscope, or a seasoned researcher looking for a portable option.

I recently tried the HANMATEK HO11 Handheld Digital Oscilloscope and found it to be a handy tool for fieldwork and small-scale diagnostics. Its 10MHz bandwidth and 48MSa/s sampling rate are sufficient for most basic applications, and the 2.8" TFT display offers clear, readable results. The advanced trigger system works well for capturing precise waveforms, and its portability, combined with USB recharging, makes it highly practical for on-the-go use. While it’s ideal for hobbyists or quick troubleshooting, professionals dealing with more demanding tasks might find the bandwidth slightly limiting. Overall, it’s a solid, user-friendly device for lightweight, everyday usage.