OWONSDS1022 20MHz 100MS/s 2Channels 10K economical type DSO

Really like this scope. It's my first dual trace and it's easy to operate for beginners.

For a mere $200 USD you get a 2-channel dso that’s compact and light as a feather. As someone who only deals with frequencies <150KHz I’m not put off by the limited bandwidth or the slight lag. I am a little put off by the annoyingly-slow boot time.Ergonomics are a mixed bag. On the one hand I appreciate the simplicity of the control layout. However, extra buttons for shortcuts to some often-used menu items would be helpful, as the menu structure is, well, not great. But then that might ruin the compactness of it. Whatever.The light weight has one key disadvantage in that it threatens to tip over due to extra-firm buttons that require the other hand to hold the scope. The buttons do have an authoritative tactile feel though and feel sturdy at least.Anyways, this OWON makes a great first scope or backup/secondary unit for lower frequencies. And it’s cheap. Seems well made enough of you’re easy on your stuff.

I've had this scope for less than a year. It worked great when it worked, but now it doesn't. It's dead. Will not power on. You get what you pay for.

I use it for locating worm holes in the parallel universe