Satechi’s USB-C Power Meter measures power inputs and outputs from USB-C devices

by Julie Strietelmeier on January 31, 2017 in: News 0 comments

Tags: Batteries and Chargers, power adapter

Satechi’s new USB-C Power Meter is a USB thumb drive sized device with a built-in LCD display that shows voltage, amps, and mAh output from accessories plugged into the USB-C port on their laptops, tablets, or smartphones. The Power Meter has a pass through design that allows you to charge your Type-C device while monitoring power at the same time.

This meter would make a nice addition to my geek toolbox which already contains QooPow qualMeter USB cable/charger testers.

The USB-C Power Meter is available now for $29.99 at Satechi.net and Amazon.

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