CAMWAYDigital Caliper Waterproof + 32PCS Feeler Gauge, Digital Caliper 150 mm,6 Inch Stainless Steel Electronic Vernier Caliper Fractions/Inch/Metric Measuring Tool

Have yet to use in real-life situation, but it appears to be of good quality (feels solid in hand). The display is easy to read and includes both metric and imperial (and fraction) units, but my display had a couple of minor scratch marks (nothing that adversely affects use nor worthy of hassle to return). Comes with extra battery, special screw driver for battery replacement and it's own carry case. The feeler gages are a nice addition (and one of the reasons I bought this), but the included case does not fit the caliper and feeler gages (you have to really work hard to close the lid with the feeler gages inside). That is the only negative I have so far ... redesign the plastic case to accommodate the included feeler gages better.

For a metal digital Caliper that was much cheaper than the other sellers, I'm thoroughly impressed. Usually, the rule of, "you get what you pay for," would mean that the deal I got came with some kind of issues but so far, this has been nothing but perfect and helpful. I'm glad I took the risk and saved a few bucks. On top of that, they went ahead and reached out to me to make sure everything was fine and willing to fix/replace anything that I was unsatisfied with. Would definitely buy from again.

Very good quality for the price. Heavy for size and very accurate. Needed these to measure for new bearings on my boat trailer. Worked great. Find new uses for them each day. Very happy with the metal design and the case. Feeler gauge is a nice add on too. Would highly recommend.

A basic caliper that performs exactly as advertised. What I like about it. It is accurate. I like the fact that it came with a battery installed and ready to use. The extra battery was a very nice touch. The feeler gauge is great for the very tiny spaces. Additionally, I used them to check the accuracy of the calipers when they arrived.One area of concern, The machining left some of the edges sharp enough to cut paper or a finger. I knocked down the worst of them and solved that problem. Would suggest this be done before the calipers are shipped.Overall: Good product; Great Value.

I bought this to verify the size of various small parts like screws and nuts that wouldn't neatly align with a ruler. The caliper was easy to figure out and use though at times it would wiggle open if the part being measured shifted. The inclusion of extra batteries and a set of feeler gauges was a nice bonus!

This is a great tool at a good price. It reads consistently accurate, and isn’t flimsy feeling. Would recommend this for anything except for building space ships.

Accuracy is on par with some of the more expensive brands and the price is awesome. I originally bought this to use at home but now I use at work. I perfer these over the Brown & Sharpe that my company supplies me.

Great product ! Very precise and extremely easy to use ! The shipping was fast and the caliper is definitely not made from cheap materials ! Great value

This was my second attempt at buying callipers. The first pair (not this brand) didn't work, so I was nervous these would be the same. They came with a battery that was dead on arrival, but they worked perfectly once I'd replaced it with the spare, supplied battery.Replacing the battery was a tad tricky - you do need to use the supplied screw driver, but it is not obvious which screw you should unscrew, and the battery compartment really looks like it should slide - it doesn't!The unit itself is quite heavy and feels robust. The 'wheel' is a bit wobbly but that doesn't matter to me. The part that shows the measurements is also made of metal - I think some other makes are plastic.One thing I love is that the inches fractions are shown in useful fractions i.e. 1/8, 1/16 etc. up to 1/128. I noticed that images of other similar callipers seem to show things like 1/70 which is not so useful.I can't comment on the accuracy but they seem to be good enough for me for handicrafts and do always go back to zero. I also can't comment on the longevity yet.I didn't need the feeler gauges - they are tucked away for one day just in case. I'd rather have purchased without them.

The calliper is well made for the price (around £20). Two major weaknesses are the battery cover, unlike some which quickly fall off, this one is retained by a screw, however the supplied screwdriver is rubbish so don’t use it and the screw itself is rubbish- you’ll strip the screw head quite easily and that will mean you can’t change the battery. Use a well-made screwdriver, take your time and remove the screw. Then don’t use that screw, either replace it with a quality screw or just resort to some tape.More seriously it isn’t calibrated, it is out by 0.50mm, half a millimetre which makes it pointless really as I can get 1mm tolerance with a ruler or tape measure- £20 to improve that marginally is too much expense. There is no way to calibrate the calliper either.So, if you want a robust calliper that is out of calibration and will probably only last a short while until the battery needs replacing, then it is fine. Otherwise avoid. For the same expense you could get a few old school manual spring callipers which don’t need batteries and are able to measure down to 0.50mm (or 1 for a third of the cost).

What a fabulous piece of kit. It's well designed and solidly built, and appears to be accurate. It comes with a simple but sturdy black plastic case, battery installed and a spare, plus a tiny screwdriver to remove the battery-compartment screw. A quality feeler gauge set is also bundled. The battery is a standard CR2032 (3V) button-cell type. The clever design allows the same caliper to be used for internal and external dimension measurement up to 154.95mm. There's an integrated probe to measure accurately the depth of small holes. The front of the unit has three small buttons - one to cycle the display between mm, inches and the nearest fractions of an inch (e.g. 4.76mm or 0.1875in or 3/16th inch). The other two buttons are to zero the scale and power off-on. A thumb roller wheel enables fine adjustment to the caliper width, with a finger-twist clamp to lock it in position. A nice feature is that you don't need to switch the device on - as soon as the caliper is adjusted it switches itself on. It also automatically powers-down after a period of inactivity. The only minor negative is that the digital display is a little small for my old eyes. Love it!

Normally use mitutoyo at work, but didn't want to spend that kind of money.The display is big and clear, and has the added bonus of fraction readings on top of the normal metric and imperial.Once zeroed you do get repeatability so am very pleased with the quality.I've not used the feeler gauges yet but they look up to the job.Would I buy again... Yes

Not a bad piece of kit. Could be improved by a better designed case (doesn't fit all components), and the screw for high resolution is a tiny bit loose. Otherwise, worth the money