BM235 Multimeter Carry Case

It's a nice case. Fits the meter and leads, with room for an instruction sheet and clips in a pocket in the "lid". It has separate velcro straps for the meter and the leads, which is nice. The padding is adequate for a bench, home use, or other light duty. It would probably start taking damage pretty soon if used daily in an industrial setting though. It's not a hard shell case. Has a wrist strap that can be tucked inside or left hanging out as you like.

seems ok. a little expensive for 'just a case' and some odd items, but it does fit the eevblog meter well and that meter did need a case, so this is doing the job ok.

The quality of the materials and the zipper are very good. It goes very well with my Hioki DT4215 multimeter and probes. It's not too big or too small for a compact case. There's a belt strap on the back of the case and a fold-down wrist strap inside the case. External dimensions are 7.5x5.5x2.5" and 7x5x2" inside.

Really isn't big enough for my 235 and probes, a Fluke 12 would be happier in it. Hope Dave got most of the money, I'd feel better about it.

I can fit the meter and two sets of probes in the case. It’s just a nylon case with one pocket and a Velcro strap, nothing fancy, does the job.

Unlike another reviewer, I find the size of the case to be very adequate to accomodate the meter and all accessories. From my testing, the magnetic strap is plenty strong to hold the meter to a load center/breaker panel or other ferrous metal. The attached lanyard seems plenty strong and I wouldn't hesitate to hang the meter from it for a second. I don't mind paying a few bucks to support Dave either.

This is excellent meter. Whether your a first timer or looking for additional meters this is an awesome choice. I was looking for a Brymen meter and this was a much better option than buying a Greenlee.

Case is of good quality but too small for the meter,test leads, K type temperature probe, alligator/croc. clips and magnetic hanger. The magnet on the hanger seems too weak to reliably hold the weight of the meter and is held on by a cheap piece of string. There are no instructions with the kit. It's pretty self explanatory except I can't figure how the cheap magnetic hanger is supposed to work (Attach) to the meter. P.S Thank's to all for the instructions on attaching the magnetic hanger. After installing it on the meter case I mounted it to my circuit breaker panel which is about 5 to 6 feet above a concrete floor, after attaching the test leads the magnet could barely hold the meter to the steel breaker panel, the slightest pull on the leads caused the meter to fall because the magnet is weak. The cheap string is just as bad so if you're going to use the magnet or string to hold up your meter make sure you have padding under it when it hit's the floor or you may be paying for an expensive repair. P.S. The alligator/croc clips are slip on not screw on despite the probe tips being threaded.