Siglent SDS2000X HD, 12bit, 2GSa/s high definition oscilloscope serie.

[dekagon]

Do any of you already have one of these new black SDS2000X HD scopes in your hands? 

I'm curious if there are any differences between the first white and the current darkgrey generation and if so, what they are. 

I cannot believe that Siglent only change the outer shell and nothing more... 

Cheers Chris

[trackersoft]

New toy arrived. Got the bundle with it. Looking forward to using it!!

[dekagon]

Oh, I almost forgot to mention:

Tadah! My Logic Probe SPL2016 arrived today! Great! 

Unfortunately I could test them first at the weekend

Cheers Chris

[dekagon]

New toy arrived. Got the bundle with it. Looking forward to using it!!

Heyhey the community is growing

Congratulations! I'm sure you'll be as excited as I am

Cheers Chris

[kripton2035]

I'm curious if there are any differences between the first white and the current darkgrey generation and if so, what they are. 

first you have is the base line model is 200MHz instead of 100MHz ...

[Martin72]

I'm curious if there are any differences between the first white and the current darkgrey generation and if so, what they are. 

I cannot believe that Siglent only change the outer shell and nothing more... 

If they had changed more, they wouldn't call it 2000X HD.
All 12 bit scopes are in the dark housing(6000pro H10/H12 excluded), now also the 2000X HD series.

 

[trackersoft]

I was expecting mine to be the dark grey but it is white (which is just fine with me!). It has been on order for months.

[Martin72]

These are leftover stocks.

[david300m]

I reached out to Siglent USA and they said nothing changed other than the case color.

[tautech]

I reached out to Siglent USA and they said nothing changed other than the case color.

Welcome to the forum.

It was quite evident in late Feb when SDS800X HD, SDS1000X HD and SDS3000X HD were released, all in black clothes, that SDS2000X HD might follow also....then a few spotted updated pictures showing SDS2000X HD in dark clothes too.
It makes perfect sense IMO that all the 12bit models have this point of distinction over their 8bit cousins.

[dekagon]

Thank you all for your replies.

Cheers Chris