Works well. Very easy to take tire pressure...no need to look at the device while positioning onto stem. Pressure readings seem accurate. Automatic memory feature is nice.

Not nearly as nice as the very similar model I had for the last 10 years... the older one was the exact same shape, but made out of metal

These are dandy! I've given several of them to older men with compromised vision and agility and they all report how much they love and appreciate this talking tire pressure guage. Even I, a 70 year old woman, am able to check my own tire pressure without the help from anyone. Rather than crouching down to the ground and reading the old fashioned meter I think it's kinda fun to hear that masculine voice telling me in a very clear audible voice what my tire pressures are as I move from tire to tire.

Inaccurate measurements compared to three other gauge types. It also does not measure in subdecimal units as advertised on the image; it rounds the pressure to whole numbers. I sent it back to the manufacturer and got it back with a note saying that there is nothing wrong with it.

The tool is larger than I thought it would be looking at the pictures on the website. It comes with a small, but complete, manual. I had just gotten back from car the dealer after getting an oil change when the tool arrived. My TPMS light had come on a couple of days earlier - which was the motivation for getting the tool - so I wanted the dealer to insure the tires were all correctly inflated. The dealer set all tires to the correct pressure (34 PSI). I checked them all with the tool and all said 34 PSI. I agree with another reviewer about the recall button being too easily pressed, but it is a minor issue. The tool is easy to use, the voice is loud enough for me to hear when using - and I can always press the recall button to have the tool repeat what it said. The display is large enough, but not backlit so it might be hard to see when actually taking a reading. But one can always use the recall button or hear the reading. The tool uses the same battery as my car keyless entry (CR2032) which is convenient. One interesting point. One would think the best place to keep the tool would be in the car. But the manual says to store at room temperature - probably because of the battery.