Hameg/R&S gear is very polished + updates long after release date. My HMO1524 is a treat to use and this seems very similar. Wish the CAN/LIN decode was a bit cheaper tho ![Sad :(](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
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Compare it to Agilent / Keysight carefully and it will show HOW MUCH you get from Hameg/R&S in comparison to Agilent/Keysight.
THEN you know what's cheap and WHAT's expensive.
I'm using Agilent / Keysight, Tek, Rigol and Hameg/R&S for years now, and without preferring any of these brands I can say that Hameg/R&S is the winner concerning FFT/bus decoding especially
in contrast to Agilent/Keysight.
I've used the InfiniiVision MSOX4054 (20k €!!) for many months now using it for micros including the expensive bus decoding options. Finally I've replaced it with an Hameg/R&S 3054 since it has many options more than the crap of Agilent/Keysight.
The HMO 1002 / 1202 R&S series has much better bus decoding functionality than Keysights and Rigols, and the FFT is a dream for any communication electronics engineer.
So, if the review would be better it wouldn't always deal with open the housing and have a look on a stupid PCB but would reveal more the details I've mentioned above.
Concludingly, if using the scope mainly for micros the Hameg/R&S are offering plenty of features where the Rigols fail. For most purposes you don't need millions of wfm/s. It's just a feature easy to read from
the datasheets, and unfortunately for many users the only criteria.
One might have the most beautiful sports car, but not very helpful for outdoor purposes.
Sorry for being a bit inpolite, but it's simply the truth.
Rgds
Gunb
BTW: Rigol's FFT is crap.