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Rigol DHO914S Review
Reviewed by HobbyistScope Team · Updated March 2026
$549
◆ At a Glance
◆ Best For
◆ Pros & Cons
Pros
- Built-in 25MHz arbitrary waveform generator — saves buying a separate signal source
- 16 digital channels available via optional logic probe — true mixed-signal capability
- 12-bit ADC with 125MHz bandwidth is a solid all-around combination
- 50Mpt memory depth matches the DHO924S
- Same compact DHO form factor with USB-C power support
- Bode plot analysis built in — useful for filter and feedback loop characterization
Cons
- At ~$549, you're paying $100 more than the DHO924S which has 250MHz bandwidth
- 125MHz bandwidth is lower than the DHO924S's 250MHz
- Logic analyzer probe is an additional purchase — not included
- Fan noise is present, consistent with the DHO series
- The DHO924S also includes a function generator, making the price gap harder to justify
You'll Also Need
Common accessories that pair well with this scope.
Hantek PP-200 200MHz Probe Set (2x)
Replacement 200MHz passive probes compatible with most bench scopes
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Our Verdict
The Rigol DHO914S is Rigol's Swiss Army knife oscilloscope — 4 analog channels, a 25MHz function generator, optional 16-channel logic analyzer, and Bode plot analysis in the compact DHO form factor. The mixed-signal capability is the real differentiator: if you're debugging embedded systems where you need to correlate analog and digital signals simultaneously, the logic analyzer option makes this genuinely useful in ways a pure analog scope isn't. The built-in AWG saves you $100-200 on a standalone function generator. The catch is the DHO924S at $449 — it also has a function generator and offers 250MHz bandwidth for $100 less. The DHO914S only pulls ahead if you need the logic analyzer capability or the Bode plot feature for control loop design. For pure oscilloscope work, the DHO924S remains the better value.
Rigol DHO914S
$549
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◆ Full Specifications
| Full Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Bandwidth | 125MHz |
| Sample Rate | 1.25GSa/s |
| Channels | 4 |
| Memory Depth | 50 Mpts |
| Display Size | 7" |
| Display Type | IPS Touchscreen |
| Form Factor | Benchtop |
| Weight | 1.78kg |
| Dimensions | 265 x 162 x 77 mm |
| Protocol Decoder | SPI, I2C, UART, CAN |
| Function Generator | Yes |
| WiFi | Yes |
| Battery Option | No |
| Trigger Types | Edge, Pulse, Slope, Video, Pattern, Duration, Timeout, Runt, Window, Delay, Setup/Hold, Nth Edge |
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