Just a comment, genuine NanoVNA V2 costs a good bit more than $65, but still extremely accessible for what it offers. Cheap clones have measurably dubious performance.
Oh boy... I have no idea what I own, then. Only that it cost around $65 and is very, very much like a NanoVNA v1. High-frequency performance is not important to me (I use this to analyze HF antennas, generally 1.5-30 MHz) so what I have is likely fine, but I hate buying a clone without knowing it.
https://nanorfe.com/images/clone_comparison_new2.png https://nanorfe.com/nanovna-v2.html#buying