Digital Caliper Measuring Tool, Stainless Steel Vernier Caliper Digital Micrometer with Large LCD Screen, Easy Switch from Inch Metric Fraction, 6 Inch Caliper Tool for DIY/Household

Ever since I got this, I used it more than I realised I needed it. It was quite cheap, but accurate, easy to read, reset, and use, slides quite well, and has a locking mechanism which I feel is a must when the caliper is closed, since otherwise, a bump may turn it on.It looks well-built, functions well, and doesn't need a battery replacement often if it's not left on for an extended period of time due to not locking the caliper.

This thing is great it's a perfect size it has a wonderful weight to it it's fully metal and it does exactly what it's supposed to do what more could you want? Extremely easy to use it's made out of metal so obviously it's sturdy and from everything form of verification/calibration I have, it is accurate!! It's functionally a lifesaver lol just a few days before buying this I had bought another one at about half price that was all plastic and I really love that one it was also great but here's the difference and what makes this one worth twice the money even if it wasn't made out of stainless steel, it measures two places past the decimal point in millimeters!! That is A BIG DEAL or at least it is to me and make my own lock pics and turning tools as well as make alterations to "store bought" tools and it is an absolute must have at least if you want to rid yourself fear doubt and anxiety of removing too much material this is absolutely my favorite toy ever!! Can't recommend them enough even if your doing some "real" or serious jobs that require/demand precision. The box it's comes with is also pretty nice tho, I don't think the pieces that keep it closed will last long because the hing for them is made out of the flash from the molding process so it's so thin you can see through it. If you're not familiar with molding or the term, flash or flashing is the excess plastic that will squeeze out of the mold sometimes it's very thin and is usually just brushed off or removed by hand once the item is removed from the mold just about everyone has seen it before whether they realize it or not and it is a bit thicker than average flashing would be but still I don't imagine it lasting very long so unless I'm actually transporting it I don't snap them shut if it's just going to be laying where it's at and occasionally opened up used and then replaced I just leave it lying with the tabs unclasped to prevent unnecessary wear and tear hopefully extending their life. And if/when they do happen to break your average size rubber band is more than efficient to fix the issue. But even if this didn't come with a box at all I would still be thrilled and be leaving the same review also it comes as a small screwdriver which is Handy and a couple extra batteries. If you need precision measurements buy this thing!!

I really like these calipers, the build quality feels good, they come with extra batteries and a nice storage case, and I've found them to be sufficiently accurate for my needs (3D printing, CAD modeling, etc.)They aren't highly scientific engineering levels of precision, but that's okay. As a general reliable tool that feels premium at this price point, I'm quite pleased!I have a similar pair I got on AliExpresss for a fraction of the cost, but they feel like cheap plastic and I'm less trustful of the accuracy. But hey, never hurts to have a backup.But these metal ones are my go-to tool.

I'm pleasantly surprised with the quality of these. I needed something quickly for a project when my old ones suddenly crapped out. I'm not a machinist, just need something reasonably accurate to match hardware or check specs for metalsmithing & woodworking; so I picked these based on reviews & next-day shipping. For 15 bucks I assumed some component might be plastic, but apart from the case, these seem to be solid steel. Movement is smooth, readings are accurate, it came with a battery installed & 2 spares, which I didn't expect. I'm knocking a star off only for the fact that there is a crazy amount of play in the thumb wheel - like 1/32" up & down & side-to-side - apparently by design? You have to fiddle for a sec to make sure it's making contact. Once you use it for a bit you get the hang of it, so it's fine, especially for the price; but it's not an issue I've encountered in other cheaper models. All in all, these are way better than expected, and perfectly fine for all but the most technical uses.