Price: $$/+
Pros: Tough TRMS device with temperature, alligator clips & CAT-IV rating
Cons: Fairly sluggish for linemen
Bottom Line: Good all-round 1000V alternative to more pricey Flukes

Price: $$+
Pros: AC/DC amps & volts, measures most of what a standard multimeter also measures
Cons: Few cons, but display could be a bit better if one is to nitpick
Bottom Line: Great clamp multimeter alternative to a much more expensive Fluke for similar quality and feature-set

Price: $$$
Pros: Very tough, industrially rated, measures most things including temperature
Cons: Few negatives apart from fairly short battery life
Bottom Line: Excellent alternative to a Fluke, with comparable accuracy and functionality

Price: $
Pros: Klein Tools brand meter with DC amps ranges, battery tester and input protection
Cons: Manual ranging only, missing AC amps and has a narrow resistance check window
Bottom Line: A cheap, entry-level multimeter from a respected brand, but there are alternatives for the same money

Price: $$
Pros: Sturdy Klein brand backlit meter with auto ranging functionality, capacitance and low current testing
Cons: Quite inaccurate, milliamps shares voltage / resistance circuits, probe leads could be better
Bottom Line: Alright for everyday electrics / electronics, but there are similar, cheaper meters on the market

Price: $$+
Pros: Solid specs with okay accuracy, nice backlit display, auto-range override, measures temperature, made in USA
Cons: Average RMS measuring – very few other negatives
Bottom Line: Reliable, CATIV-rated multimeter from a respected brand, good budget alternative to Fluke