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Tangentially, I've had great mileage out of the Satechi USB-C power-meter [1], which has demonstrated how cheap Amazon usb-c cables really don't carry as much p
by AceJohnny2 5y ago
Tangentially, I've had great mileage out of the Satechi USB-C power-meter [1], which has demonstrated how cheap Amazon usb-c cables really don't carry as much power as Apple's expensive ones
[1] Out of stock, but I'm sure there are others on the market: https://www.amazon.com/Satechi-USB-C-Power-Tester-Multimeter/dp/B01MT8MC3N https://www.amazon.com/Satechi-USB-C-Power-Tester-Multimeter...
- johnwalkr 5y agoI was going to recommend this too! It feels high quality and has a nice, bright display as well.
- ThatPlayer 5y agoSimilarly I like my Witrn Qway U2 which does power meter but also gives you the ability to check which fast charge protocols are supported, and for USB-PD and QC3.0, the supported voltages and watts. You can even trigger them manually though I've broken some devices with this before.