It says $3 for me

$3 for me, might get one and see how terrible it is. 
Would not surprise me if it was a key ring styled as a multimeter.

$2 Shipping on a $2 item. This is why I do not use wish. 

I think the "catch" is that you sign up with Wish - so they get more potential future customers.

This also made me chuckle....

It says $3 for me too plus $2 shipping all NZD.

I've never come across this site before, what's its backstory?  Is it similar to AliExpress where manufacturers can sell their products on a global ecom platform?

That multimeter from just the photos alone looks to be more spec'd than my own meter so am tempted for the sake of $5 NZD landed.

There are plenty of these sorts of multimeters around they use a SOC made in bulk, Likely don't have any fuses or if they do definitely wont be HRC and will blow up much easier than a good meter.

However if all you want to do is see if a 5v or 3.3v rail or pin is working on an Arduino they will work just fine so long as you don't need a highly accurate readout.

Three different multimeters shown in the pictures. Maybe you're only buying the leads?!

Its for the wires only. Standard wish BS. Horrid site that is only good to get the knockoff items that have been kicked off aliexpress.

Its the home of the $20 3D printer that becomes a filament sample when they ship it or graphics cards that become only the heatsink when you actually bother to open up the description and read it.

Low values so I guess most people cant be bothered to dispute it.

I'll stick to Fluke and Megger thanks!

That Wish site must be giving Google a fortune in advertisements.  I barely watch YouTube music videos now every second advert is for that stupid Wish site, presumably it for people who lack intelligence to use AliExpress.

Package Content: 1*Multimeter cable

Stu:

 

Package Content: 1*Multimeter cable

 

Oh, bloody hell!

Stu:

 

Package Content: 1*Multimeter cable

 

The browser title also reads "Universal Digital Multimeter Multi Meter Test Lead Probe Wire Pen Cable".  Duh.

A HUGE amount of the listings on wish are outright fraud.

$1 cellphones, graphics cards etc, and if they ever turn up at all it's just a cable or a box rather than the item.

They use the popover to hide the actual information. They also block disabling javascript. I have a very handy Chrome extension that lets me remove selected screen elements so I was able to view the site without obstruction. Surely this kind of thing can't be legal? It is out and out fraud.