EEVblog

EEVblog was created by Dave Jones, an Australian electronics engineer who launched the channel in 2009. Jones is known for his candid, unscripted style and his direct critiques of electronic products, test equipment, and industry practices.

An EEVblog teardown involves Dave Jones disassembling electronic devices on camera to examine their internal circuitry, component quality, and engineering design choices. These teardowns cover everything from inexpensive multimeters to high-end oscilloscopes, with expert commentary on manufacturing decisions throughout.

Dave Jones has reviewed dozens of multimeter models from brands including Fluke, Brymen, and various budget manufacturers, with particular attention to input protection circuitry. His detailed safety teardowns examine whether budget meters pose electrical hazards to users working on high-energy circuits.

Yes, oscilloscope reviews are a major feature of EEVblog, with Jones providing in-depth evaluations of models from manufacturers such as Rigol, Tektronix, and Keysight. He examines bandwidth, sample rate, user interface design, and value for money from the perspective of a working electronics engineer.