Millenium MCT-20 3-stars Reviews

Nifty device, but poor build quality

So if you're looking to get a bang for your buck, but don't mind build quality at all, this device is definitely for you. It definitely has enough connectivity but basically still remains just a continuity checker. So don't expect anything fancy at this price point.

The most disappointing part was actually the build quality, which held me back to actually use this product (but it wasn't that bad that I had to send it back). It was just a bit lower than my expectation (e.g. the battery compartment has to be pried open with a flat-head screwdriver). It feels very cheap as well, so I'm not too eager on using this device in a professional application, but it's fine for home use.

Confusing

It has many possibilities, but maybe to many, so I find this product confusing to use.

Works well as a beginners tool for cable testing. It's got a large selection of types of cables you can test by plugging them in.

The measuring tips as you can see are quite small and flimsy. But none the less work quite well

Would highly recommend investing in a higher quality cable testing tool if you're looking for a future proof product.

This has almost every type of connection used in live events except for power. The ability to test CAT V has proved very useful when troubleshooting installs.

The plugs for the wire connections have fallen inside the housing, which has proved inconvenient.

Overall a good product, all the same features of some more expensive testers but at a substantially lower price

A bit unpractical, but does the job

In some other review it was written that it is difficult while the MCT-20 requires the user to select which cable is to be tested.

I tought it is not that bad, but it is actually quite annoying and counterproductive.

The lack of usability is, however, reflected in price, so I rather live with the nuisance and save some money.

XLR slots

XLR slots not of good quality. It tends to get stuck and hard to pull out.