Hey Road Testers!  What product(s) would you love to get your hands on?

I'd like to see more products that aren't kits that are going to need a huge amount of programming to interface with something.

Some simple stuff like meters, tools, cables, batteries or connectors etc... The sort of thing we all use every day. (there are a few of these, but not many)

BUT you need to ship 2 products. One "standard" and one "pro". (Or "bargain" and "standard")

I have a single snap-on screwdriver (god knows where it came from) and it is actually a lot better than typical cheap screwdrivers. You know the ones where when you put a handful of torque on it, the tip bends & the silver plating flakes and the flanges break off. I've destroyed bigger bits of screwdriver metal, then gone back to the smaller snap-on and it does the job without any drama.

Then again, I've bought other "pro" range kit (which I can't think of any specific example now) and it's been so little better than the cheap stuff that you really think "why not just buy 3 cheap ones and throw them away when they break".

That's the sort of thing I'd like to know about.

I'd like to see a useful comparison between the "every day" range and the "pro" range (or "cheap" and "every day"). Why is it that product X is more expensive than product Y. Is it worth the difference?

I'd like to see more products that aren't kits that are going to need a huge amount of programming to interface with something.

Some simple stuff like meters, tools, cables, batteries or connectors etc... The sort of thing we all use every day. (there are a few of these, but not many)

BUT you need to ship 2 products. One "standard" and one "pro". (Or "bargain" and "standard")

I have a single snap-on screwdriver (god knows where it came from) and it is actually a lot better than typical cheap screwdrivers. You know the ones where when you put a handful of torque on it, the tip bends & the silver plating flakes and the flanges break off. I've destroyed bigger bits of screwdriver metal, then gone back to the smaller snap-on and it does the job without any drama.

Then again, I've bought other "pro" range kit (which I can't think of any specific example now) and it's been so little better than the cheap stuff that you really think "why not just buy 3 cheap ones and throw them away when they break".

That's the sort of thing I'd like to know about.

I'd like to see a useful comparison between the "every day" range and the "pro" range (or "cheap" and "every day"). Why is it that product X is more expensive than product Y. Is it worth the difference?