Sorry, I cant get it:
Who should buy this crap "jack of all trades, master of none" multimeter?
Obviously industrial electricans, working in dangerous enviroments.
Leaving the multimeter in the dangerzone, making their measurement in a safe distance, even long time logging data. Nice idea...
Is therefor a useful, reliable, functional remote control? No! FAIL!
Will this multimeter survive against the harsh industrial enviroment, including the using on a daily base? Without an easy, durable way to charge it? No! Again: FAIL!
Aside the wireless connection: This multimeter can be replaced easily with every common 6000 count multimeter and an IR-camera.
This combination results in more functionality and precision for much less money. And again for Fluke: FAIL!
BTW: A Fluke multimeter for more then 1000 bucks without the famous "auto-hold"? Are you kidding me? Again: FAIL.
Really: Why should someone (for hobby or industry, for electric or electronic work) buy this pile of cheap crap with a exaggerated price?
Sorry Fluke. It is better you make a second try.
With more thoughts on your customers then your shareholders.