Best Oscilloscopes 100 MHz and Up Ranked

For hobbyists who want a high claimed bandwidth, a spectrum view and a generator in a portable 7 in tablet. Memory depth is the trade-off.

A 4-channel tablet scope that pulls scope, meter and generator together for automotive and power electronics.

The fastest handheld here for field work that needs a meter and generator alongside a 200 MHz scope.

A bench scope with generator and decoders for under $250, aimed at embedded work.

A feature-packed 100 MHz handheld for electronics repair that undercuts bench scopes on price. Treat the bandwidth as a maker claim.

A tablet scope with a data-logging multimeter and generator, for mixed repair and bench work.

The cheapest claimed 200 MHz scope here, for bench work where deep memory does not matter.

A budget 7 in touchscreen scope with a 1 GS/s claim, good for general electronics and car diagnostics.

A low-cost 100 MHz bench scope with deep memory and bus decoding.

A budget 100 MHz bench scope with a built-in generator, for students and DIY work at a desk.

A proven hobbyist bench scope with deep memory and a low price per MHz of bandwidth.

A pocket 100 MHz scope-multimeter-generator for field work, at a premium over larger scopes.

A basic 7 in bench scope for students and hobby work that stays at a desk.

A rugged 4-channel tablet for automotive and field diagnostics where deep memory and portability justify the cost.

A cheap four-channel bench scope for multi-signal debugging where memory depth is secondary.

A trusted four-channel entry lab scope for people who value a major brand and its decoders over low price.