ANCIRS 2mm Needle Test Probes, 600V/10A Non-Destructive Multimeter Test for Fluke Leads tl71 tl75

Work as expected for $$

They worked well for my use well one of those things you can’t talk about and fit on the prob with good contact. Fi you need ‘em get ‘em.

Nice meter lead extensions. Fit my Klein meter leads fine.

They fit really well in to automotive connectors

I have used these multimeter leads since I got them and haven't had an issue yet. I have a fluke multimeter, and a fieldpiece, and these work excellent on both. Just be sure to make sure that the wire is in the middle of the hook before you pierce the wire

Had to use electrical tape to keep the connection points working. If not, readings were all off.

Worked great for back probing an electrical connector to diagnose problems

I needed something thin to check the wiring on a modern vehicle. The leads on my multimeter were too thick. These fit right over your existing leads. They are thin! They are also flimsy compared to regular leads. These should be handled as such. Don’t expect to just throw them around and not expect they could bend. But when you need a thin, pointed rip these will work.

Excelente costo beneficio

I got them quick and was surprise with their quality/build. I thought they would be flimsier or softer plastic but they seem to be decent and won't just fall apart or break. The tips are small but I was hoping for a bit smaller in all honestly. The needle insulation isn't 100% even on each probe and there was some exposure near the base but nothing I would worry over for basic needs on low voltage electronics. Fits nicely, although not perfect, good enough to get a consistent reading and for what I need good.

Sharp tips, nice and thin for tight spots. Only probes with a 600v rating I could find, hopefully they hold up under such voltages.

Doesn’t fit fluke leads

The black insulation does not go all the way down the probe as shown in the picture, the un-insulated part is longer making it easier to short things if you slip. They also don’t fit well onto my probes, you kinda have to hold them at a specific angle to get proper continuity. Their price is nice since a set of fluke probes will run you $60 but I guess you get what you pay for. I wouldn’t recommend these for anyone who is doing any kind of accurate or small probing.