I have a lot of high end instrumentation for electronics work. My EDC meter is a Fluke 189. I have always used Flukes, and so have my guys. We use multimeters frequently. There has been several when we were stuck out somewhere with none of our Flukes and plenty of Home Depot credit cards. The $30-$40ish dollar stuff is generally pretty OK. I won't use them to set an precision analog voltage reference, but they work for 99% of all other tasks.
We still have those meters lying around at transmitter sites or in our vehicles. Sorta like Walmart reading glasses. For a light use guys, it should last forever if you don't blow it up or let the batteries leak all over it.
So, don't be scared to buy this
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Auto-Ranging-Digital-Multimeter-MS8301B/206177758
Or one of the others that have your required features.