I’ve thought about that one, genuinely. However, then I run into: I’ll probably be more of a hobbiest or be doing little projects here and there, and might go longer periods without touching it. Maybe not the product for me(?) vs something a bit cheaper. Like @marcgii brought up, he has (and likes) one of the ones I linked, it’s well reviewed, and $20 cheaper with a larger feature set and 3 more tips(that I may never need or use, or know what the fuck to do with).
I have not, but do I need to jump all the way up to a Fluke?
I have not considered that. I guess I just had a slight mindset of “the best way to learn is to jump right into the deep end”