Best 50 to 99 MHz Oscilloscopes Ranked

A very low-priced 3-in-1 at 50 MHz, a good first scope for repairs.

A step up from the 2C53T with a bigger touchscreen and a faster generator, for the same 50 MHz bandwidth.

A 70 MHz 3-in-1 handheld for electronics and field repair.

A strong small bench scope for hobby and power electronics when you value resolution and memory over bandwidth.

A 70 MHz handheld for repair and field work; plan on buying batteries separately.

The four-channel DHO800 for debugging several rails or buses at once.

A cheap 50 MHz handheld for car and bench repair that doubles as a multimeter. Pick it for basic signal checks, not for fast digital buses.

A 12-bit scope for power supply and sensor work where resolution and memory beat raw bandwidth.

A simple 50 MHz scope-multimeter with a 3.5 in screen for general repair work.

The 3-in-1 version of the HO52, for people who want the generator and the better multimeter.

A long-time hobbyist favorite for four-channel work, but newer 12-bit scopes now cost about the same.