Fluke Connect

Very nice tool I like this very much and would recommend it to every on who need to capture measurements

I usually don’t leave reviews but came here specifically to say stop with the relentless “Enable Notifications” pop-up. This pop-up message breaks the app and renders it useless because it keeps happening over and over every time try to look at the screen. Get a clue if I don’t do it the first ten times that I decline and close the popup message I’m not going to do it the next infinite times the popup blocks me from using the app without acknowledging/ closing it. I would rather delete the app, not use this feature, and leave a bad review than enable the notifications because of the harassing pop-up message but that this app so desperately wants me to comply with. Seriously why is it so forcefully trying to get me to enable notifications? What possible reason would it do this? It seems to be the highest priority of this app. Not functionality or usability it’s number one function is enable notifications enable notifications enable notifications enable notifications enable notifications enable notifications. Okay! We get it, don’t use this app unless you enable notifications.

An app should be an accessory, not a lynchpin to get data from a piece of equipment. This crash-happy piece of garbage has unhelpfully failed to upload any of the datasets it didn't just delete on its own (3 or 4 are missing), so even if I want to fake a 30-day load study (since the meter can't store 30 days worth of data, so ideally with this setup I'd end up with several five day tests) I can't. The web software is equally useless. Here's a clue, Fluke: 99% of the utility of a load logger is to perform a code-required maximum demand load study. Finding that one data point should not be harder than locating Solomon's Mines. Completely and utterly never again wasting another dime on any Fluke equipment after this incredibly frustrating experience. Absolute garbage. I will gladly start over and give Dent $2500 for something that actually works.