WISEUPDigital Caliper - Stainless Steel Waterproof and Dustproof 6inch / 150 mm Vernier Caliper with Large LCD Screen, Extreme Accuracy

Nice calipers for the moneySlides easily, zeroes out and is sccurate (verified with two standards at work)Well formed and machinedWill update with long term review in a year but i think it’ll hold up well

YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED!VERY ACCURATE AND EXTREMELY WELL MADE TOOL! THIS IS THE ONE YOU WANT, SAVE $$$ AND GET ONE. OUR GO TO CALIPER FOR RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY.IM CONSTANTLY HAVING TO TRACK IT DOWN IN MY SHOP! EVERYONE WANTS IT. SO I BOUGHT 7 FOR X-MAS PRESENTS FOR MY GUYS THIS YEAR.NOW IF THEY WILL ONLY PUT THEIR'S TO WORK.

Works great and has a solid feel to it unlike most which have plastic parts. All metal which is a definite plus

WISEUP Digital Caliper 6inch Measuring Tool is an excellent caliper. Love everything about it, except of lack of inch fractions:it is made of Stainless Steel, substantial not one of flimsy plastic ones, it is waterproof and dustproof, metallic cover, how smooth it operates, the tumble roller feels perfect, caliper jaws come together tight and perfect [not glimmer of light passing in between them when the jaws when they are closed]. The measurements are super accurate ±0.02 mm.Unfortunately it is difficult to use in the USA. You are probably asking what is this number 0.3145" in the picture - it is 5/16" bolt. There is also some sort of table on the back of the unit but it is very difficult to see or understand what exactly WISEUP is trying to say.If you are dealing with all metrics - highly recommend. Imperial units like inches - no sorry. Buy a unit that does inch fractions. And I personally like this unit and I have used various calipers many times in the past.

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Design-wise these are... um... bold. They look like they were designed by somebody who really likes race cars. It's down to your personal preferences, but I think their appearance could better match their quality. When I looked at them I assumed they would be horrible. Don't judge a pair of calipers by their enclosure styling.I compared these against two other calipers:1.) A set that costs 10X as much:Pros:The display on these is larger and easier to readOnce you get some practice with the horrible thumb wheel (see below) I was able to match the readings off the name-brand, calibrated calipers. This is actually something of an achievement in my book.Cons:These are heavierThe thumbwheel on these is horrible by comparison. It takes practice to get a good reading.These have gamer chair vibe.2.) A set that is roughly the same price:Pros: Everything that you should care about. These are more accurate, seem better built, are more responsive, have a better display. Just everything is better than your generic $25 calipers that you might find our on a shelf somewhere.Cons:These look like they might come with a set of transformers stickers.So there you go. These are shockingly good for the price.

Calipers are the unsung heroes of precision measurement, indispensable tools in the arsenal of engineers, machinists, artisans, and hobbyists alike. These devices, ranging from simple vernier calipers to sophisticated digital versions, play a crucial role in ensuring accuracy in a myriad of tasks, from carpentry to metalworking, from laboratory experiments to intricate art projects.This is a very nice set of calipers and are very precise in their measurements.

Ive been using these for measuring reloads and they have been working phenomenally. Ive checked them against my calibrated Starrett mic and they read the same and also give me a repeatable measurement.I am enjoying having a dedicated caliper to leave with my reloading equipment rather than chasing after another pair in my shop.Very much recommended.