Sumnacon Multimeter Test Lead Set - Stackable Banana Plug to Test Hook, Banana Plug to Alligator Clips Test Cable Kit, Flexible Silicone Electrical Test Wire Leads with Protective

It does what it is supposed to do and doesn’t well enough. Especially for the price. There really aren’t any glaring negatives. The build quality is solid and the price is good. It’s hard to offer complaints when it it works as described.

These fit securely into the jacks of my generic multimeter, and attached nicely. Just what I needed.

Four leads for one low price is good. Often I use a combination of one alligator clip with on one mini-clip. The leads are flexible and the plug ends well protected from bending and breaks. Alligator clip contacts appear solid with a solid metal clamp. Clip connections may have a tendency to break over time but the lead does appear to be clamped by the upper housing mitigating the risk of having to re-solder the joint, which simply wire to metal, flexing with use and likely failing over time. Four stars until I have a year of use.

2 different clip options and stackable connectors.

Medium-duty grade. A good price for decent stuff.

There's nothing special about these leads, they're of the same quality and craftsmanship as every other test lead that comes up when you search Amazon. The only leads that will be any different are the high-end, brand name leads made by companies like Fluke etc. THOSE leads are sufficient for working a trade in the field, or in an actual lab.. but these leads are basically "nice junk". They're great for tinkering around with small electronics projects in your home shop or hobby space, but don't expect very much from them.The spring action is sufficient on the micro grabber to latch onto an exposed conductor or component on a PCB, but unless they can make positive contact around a firm piece of wire, expect them to pop off and become disconnected often! The same goes for the alligator clips, they're stamped steel and they have that horribly slippery, ultra shiny, nickle? plating on them, so the teeth aren very sharp to begin with, and the coating makes them dull AND slippery, so expect them to also slip off whatever they're clipped to. The quality of the wire is pretty decent, they're silicone insulated, fairly flexible, and don't retain too much of a "memory" when you bend them (unless you really knot them up tightly).Overall, they're worth the price of admission, but with each passing day, inflation is making that less and less of the case! If the price of these were just a couple dollars higher, I would definitely say that they're NOT worth that much. I'm sure that day will come VERY soon considering Covid related logistics problems, trade politics, rising fuel costs and inflation (ALSO due to the current administrations policies). So enjoy them while you can!

Good addition to any meter kit, when two hands just aren't enough.

These are good quality leads and I like the fact that there are two different methods of attaching them. For me these work fine in most applications.