Looking for Oscilloscope Recomendations

[bitogre]

I am working on a project involving a ATMel328P (the processor on an Arduino Uno but removed from the Uno) and WS2812B LED strips that I want to put into a FT Cruiser. I'm having some problems getting things to work reliably and would like to see what the waveform the WS2812B is seeing.

I am looking for an inexpensive Oscilloscope that I can use for these projects. By inexpensive, I am talking under $100 if at all possible (have to get approval from wife for anything more expensive). Looking at USB oscilloscopes that I connect to my computer. I only need 50 microsecond resolution (20MHz).

I am considering a Hantek 6022BL as I can find several on eBay in my budget. Also seen some USBee AX Pro Chinese knockoffs on eBay for about $50 but not sure the sampling rate is high enough for my application (they max out a 16 Msps) and concerned about quality.

Anyone have suggestions of what inexpensive oscilloscope I should get (even if over $100) and why? Thanks.

 

[ViperTech]

I use this one, it is rock solid for me. Price is higher, but works great and has good support.
http://www.parallax.com/product/32220

 

[bitogre]

I use this one, it is rock solid for me. Price is higher, but works great and has good support.
http://www.parallax.com/product/32220

Thanks for the recommendation. I might go with that (assuming I can get my wife to approve). But I was hoping to get one with Logic Analyzer as well.

 

[bitogre]

I found a couple more oscilloscopes that I am now looking at (got my wife to up the budget ). Does any one know anything about the Digilent Analog Discovery or the Saleae Logic Pro 8? Specifically, anyone have experience with the software they come with?

 

[bitogre]

I ended up going with the Digilent Analog Discovery.