New handheld 2ch DSO, Mustool MDS120MC2, claimed 120MHz/500MSps (June 2024)

[tunk]

Most of this info is from learnelectronics video below:
- 120MHz single channel
- 40MHz dual channel
- equivalent max sampling rate 500MSps
- looks like it uses MCX connectors
- storage depth 12.8div (?)
- vertical sensitivity 50mV-100V
- time base 6nS-50S
- trigger auto/normal/single, rising/falling edge
- signal generator: sine/triangle 100kHz, square 3MHz, 0-3V
- 320×240 2.4" display
- 124×80×35mm, 187g

At Banggood for around US$80:
https://www.banggood.com/MUSTOOL-2IN1-120MHZ-Dual-Channel-40MHZ+2-500MS-or-s-Handheld-Digital-Oscilloscope-+-Function-Signal-Generator-MDS120MC2-p-2011184.html?cur_warehouse=CN

A short review by learnelectronics, he wasn't very impressed and
thought it was a bit too expensive: https://youtu.be/JNNQ12k7EK8

[tautech]

Most of this info is from learnelectronics video below:
- 120MHz single channel
- 40MHz dual channel
- equivalent max sampling rate 500MSps
- looks like it uses MCX connectors
- storage depth 12.8div (?)
- vertical sensitivity 50mV-100V
- time base 6nS-50S
- trigger auto/normal/single, rising/falling edge
- signal generator: sine/triangle 100kHz, square 3MHz, 0-3V
- 320×240 2.4" display
- 124×80×35mm, 187g

At Banggood for around US$80:
https://www.banggood.com/MUSTOOL-2IN1-120MHZ-Dual-Channel-40MHZ+2-500MS-or-s-Handheld-Digital-Oscilloscope-+-Function-Signal-Generator-MDS120MC2-p-2011184.html?cur_warehouse=CN

A short review by learnelectronics, he wasn't very impressed and
thought it was a bit too expensive: https://youtu.be/JNNQ12k7EK8

Good luck even resolving 10mV of ripple on a power rail with such poor max sensitivity.