Lol, they don't show the elastic strap in all the pictures. It runs from the top to the bottom and you can slip it onto your arm. The strap is also removable if you don't wanna use it. I guess they shoulda called it hold free and not hands free. 
I slip it on my right wrist, like a watch. Had some fun with my wife, when she asked what it was; it's a hi-tech wrist watch with long leads to hook to a car battery...
I came across this multimeter at Harbor Freight and couldn't pass up the deal.
http://www.harborfreight.com/7-function-digital-multimeter-90899.html
Good enough for basic functions like checking voltage?
At the price I paid for mine, I can't complain! I had a coupon to get that meter free with $20 purchase or something similar. I was already buying the other stuff, so it cost me nothing. 
I own that meter and it is very good. Most importantly it comes with 18awg leads which can handle current over 3A accurately. I need to go buy another one since they are still on sale for five bucks.
I was going to do the walmart thing, really... Went to do it today and it was $26!
Amazon had it for $16.44 but needed to get up to $25 for free shipping. On an impulse I grabbed this to get my total up:
Stahl Tools SSVT Variable Temperature Soldering Station"
Electronics; $17.98
Is modding in my future?
Wade
I go to school for paint but i.have started to rebuild bikes on the side is it a good meter for the electrial
I was given a cen- tech 14 function multimeter 98674 i just rebuily a cbr from honda spec electrial would this multimeter be good to use for motorcycles cars mabey housed
I get no more than 2 years out of this meter and it just DIES. I am thinking about spending a few more dollars and getting a Triplett 9055 any one have on of these Tripletts?
I got one free several months ago. All I can say is you get what you pay for.