So I've the 'scope for several months now, I'm not a daily user but every few days / week I need to spend a few hours investigating circuits, normally low power chip power supplies, serial lines, clocks etc, typical frequencies range for a few MHz to several 10s of MHz.
What's it like to use...
Quite nice and easy, only needing to clear a small amount of desk space, and not root around for a power cable is great, as is the ability to take it wherever I need it (normally home or work), the thick(~4cm) tablet format makes it an easy fit in most bags.
The screen is a nice size, interface far more responsive than Rigol, memory depth is good, being able to zoom right in from long serial packets to the fine edge detail on bit boundaries. Normally I only use 2 channels, but the channels 3 & 4 get used to sanity check other signals while I'm decoding i2c, overall still pleased with it as a purchase, and it is my 'goto' quick scope in preference to loaning a Keysight 3034 from someone.
Serial decoding is nice but still a beta feature, very stable though so I imagine it's only a few weeks away from formal release (I needed it a few days ago for a project so I asked the micsig sales team)
I do hit the occasional annoyance:
Less fan noise would be nice, it's only on a par with other lab kit, but louder than the laptop.
Fingerprints on the screen is a little annoying, and need to avoid reflections when placing it, but this is only a minor issue.
FFT is nice and quick, but markings in the frequency axis would be nice, as would be some filtering
As a light / casual 'scope user it still gets a big thumbs up
, but a daily user might find issues I've not bumped into.
If anyone has any questions feel free to reply / pm.