Must Have Tech Accessory! - USB Voltage Meter

There's probably nothing more prevalent in your drawers than USB cables, however not all USB cables are made the same. Sure, the $2 USB cable you got from the gas station is convenient, but don't expect it to work as well or as long as the more expensive ones. So is there a way to test these cables that won't break the bank or require you to do some DIY trickery? Of course! With a USB voltage meter not only can you test out cables but you can also test out power adapters and quick charging features!
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00:00 Introduction
01:52 USB Voltage Meter
04:14 USB C Power Display Cable
05:06 USB Data Blocker

[@marks.steven4695]

Excellent information for the USB voltage meter use, and clearly presented. Very helpful! Appreciate no annoying/unnecessary background music. Subscribed.

[@nigelh3253]

A very useful video about cables! As you say, not all cables are created equal. I've certainly made the mistake of buying cheap ones which have poor quality connectors, etc. What I didn't realise for some time was that the cable became the limiting factor in the charging process - very limiting!

[@jerrodpettway]

Thanks

[@netmatrix75]

I have this bought more than 5 years ago. And there is only Volt and Milliamps shown on the very basic numeric LCD. I was wondering if there is a protection circuit that protects itself from being shorted out from over voltage? Lets say somehow more than 5V up to 24V was fed to it?

[@RetroTinkerer]

Hello, have you tested if the Data Blocker affect the maximum power that can be negotiated by the device?
Thanks!

[@indiantinamorals5791]

I have about 30 usb cables, some are micro, some are type C etc, may I ask could you do a video on just checking the cables only as I want to recycle any bad ones that I am holding on to for no good reason?

[@jerrodpettway]

Thanks