I tried the FNIRSI FNAC-28 USB tester. It’s a cheap and interesting tester, but it doesn’t support one important fast charging protocol.
The FNIRSI FNAC-28 USB tester is a handy and affordable tool for users interested in monitoring what happens during the charging of their devices. This device can measure not only voltage and current but also power during charging. Unfortunately, it lacks support for one of the most commonly used fast charging protocols.
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