100MHz Oscilloscope Probe

Pros: Works well! I bought two and they came perfectly calibrated. The hook is perfect for doing measures keeping the hands free!

Cons: Sticker on the BNC plug is the only thing who looks cheap!

Other: If you don't have an high end oscilloscope, this probes are perfect!

Pros: Great probe for the price! - You can easily pay 10 times more in an electronics shop for the same same quality part!

Cons: Slide switch for 1/10 switching is a little hard to move - i guess it will be better when i have used it a bit more and have "broken in" the switch mechanics.

Other: If you need isn't very professional use (not that i can see any problems using this in an professional environment) there is probably better probes around, but not near the same price/value as this! I would recommend this probe for all hobbyist tinkeres around. It works great with my RIGOL DS1052E scope too.

Pros: Very inexpensive compared to normal sources. (That's why you're looking at this anyway, isn't it?) Came loosely coiled and intact. Stylish black, has all the necessary features for a probe of this type: cap with hook, 1X/10X switch, calibration cap, ground clip. Appears to work well.

Cons: Somewhat flimsy. Flexible and thin cable. May not quite measure up to top quality probes. The point is a bit too fat to fit in common turned sockets or breadboard and isn't very sharp. No actual flaws found, though.

Other: I needed a cheap second probe. This is it. You take the "DX risk" and it's not a $2 item, but if it's like mine, I'd say it'll pay off.

Pros: Good probe. Comes prefectly calibrated, though without ajustment screwdriver. Cable quality is similar to tectronx probes.
Clip is better than clip from Rigol's kit. 600v voltage rating. Calibration is ajusted from scope's side of probe - no risk to touch calibration screw under voltage.

Cons: Clip's head's tip is made of stainless still, i'd prefer bronze or brass one.
In general, no cons is there.

Other: Buy one, quality is really good.

Pros: It's really inexpensive. 6$ for a probe - unbelievable. Works acceptable on 50Mhz Rigol scope.

Cons: On a 100Mhz scope it shows rise-time 3ns while on the same signal default Rigol 60Mhz probes shows 2.7ns (for comparison, 250Mhz probe sku.35610 shows 2.2ns). Build quality is ok, but again a little less than default Rigol ones (BNC connector is just great on Rigol).

Other: I don't regret it :-)

Pros: Price

Cons: REAL BANDWIDTH! In case 1:10 I measured bandwidth about 70MHz for -3dB (sinus generator TGR1040, reference Agilent probe 1:10@300MHz N2863B and scope DSO-X2022A) In case 1:1 you can count with about 35MHz bandwidth for -3dB.

Other: Real bandwidth is much lower than is written and expected.

Pros: They work more-or-less to 100 MHz - you can't beat the price for the, though... They seem to be within specs.

Cons: The leads are a tad shorter than more expensive probes, but that just means that I need to move the scope/circuit closer together slight.

Other: Reasonable build quality for the money.

Pros: - Comes calibrated - Calibration screw on the the bnc connector - less risk of knock it of calibration - Decent lengt on cable - Calibration actually works! I tested just in case because I've seen probes out there with a fake calibration screw, this one is the real thing! - Real metal BNC connector

Cons: - Ground cable to short! Nearly impossible to use it without an extra cable when repairing electronic devices

Other: If you need a decent probe its absolutely fine. I bought an extra just in case i need two of them.

Pros: Looks resistent and are very useful, comes packed in plastic bags and in excellent conditions. They have a hook to grab the cables which is really comfortable to use.

Cons: none at the moment. The probes still working fine.

Other: There are no probes like this in my country, for less than 15 dollars. I totally recommend this probes for electronic engineers. Is good to have your own gear because of the lack of equipment in the school

Pros: very useful in my electronic service practice. I have 2 osscilloscopes, and this probes ideally fit, its adjustment enough to correct frequency band of probe on my soviet analogue osscilloscopes. The test signals (rectangular shape) demonstrates idel shape, allowing work in full band (100 MHz). I've tried to use this probes on Instek's GDS840 with 250MHz frequency band and a saw, that this probes enough to work with band almost to 300 MHz.

Cons: its hard to find spares.

Other: Each serviceman must have.