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The YOJOCK USB C Tester Power Meter is a compact, professional-grade device designed to measure voltage (4-30V), current (0-6.5A), capacity, temperature, and working time for USB-C devices. It supports multiple fast charging protocols including QC and PD standards, stores data even when powered off, and features an easy-to-use button interface. Ideal for tech-savvy users and quality inspectors, it ensures precise monitoring of power banks, chargers, and USB peripherals.







| ASIN | B0B99Z2GJK |
| Best Sellers Rank | 130,540 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 183 in Voltage Testers |
| Brand | YOJOCK |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | USB C Devices |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,214 Reviews |
| Included Components | USB C Tester |
| Manufacturer | YOJOCK |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KWS-066C |
| Maximum Operating Voltage | 30 Volts |
| Measurement Type | Ammeter, Voltmeter |
| Min. Operating voltage | 4 Volts |
| Minimum Operating Voltage | 4 Volts |
| Model Number | YJ-TC01 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Specification Met | energy |
| Specification met | energy |
| Style | Compact |
| Style Name | Compact |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
A**E
Easy and quick to use
YOJOCK USB C TESTER. Fast delivery. Securely packaged. Easily readable, uncomplicated display. I've used this for only a few days. It's shown some interesting results in the changing voltage and current levels from different chargers to sundry connected devices, so, for its performance so far, I'll give it five stars.
R**E
Crucial tool for backcountry solar users
When heading out for a multi-day backcountry hike these days there's rechargeable lights, phones/gps etc. to consider. So portable solar becomes a thing - with quoted outputs ranging from almost plausible to hilarious. There's no magic here. Bigger panels receive more sun & produce more power but the circuitry also (seems) to be a thing. If you've ended up dissatisfied with a panel and bought another (and another, or more!) how do you know what they are doing for your lamp etc? So, for me at least, in steps this device. Jack in your phone, rechargeable lamp etc. to this and the other end goes into your panel - under cloudy, sunny conditions etc you then get real data about how your panel interacts with your kit and the watts it's actually delivering. Invaluable. Recommended.
M**T
Good test meter
Nice instrument to use and gives plenty of useful information.
D**N
Affordable but feels basic
Gets the job done with accurate voltage and current readings, but the build quality feels a bit cheap. It’s functional for basic testing needs, but don’t expect a premium experience. A decent option for occasional use.
T**N
Very useful tool
Love this little device. I had a lot of chargers and cables that all seemed to perform differently with different devices. With the aid of this tool, I was able to definitively ascertain and verify the capabilities of each charger and cable once and for all.
A**R
No problems. Plugs into my short-ish universal charger USBC socket
Works fine on my iPad pro showing charging at 15V 1.2A. The other meter I've got has a short USBC plug for some reason and won't connect to the charger when plugged in. Which is why I got this one.
J**8
Is it accurate??
I am puzzled by this device. Being digital, it should be accurate to within 1% or so, but I get a different voltage reading compared to my older Type A USB Tester. I have checked the accuracy of my older tester against a voltmeter with accuracy +/- 0.06V at the 5V level. My older tester says 5.15V, my voltmeter says 5.13V, so I am happy that my old tester is accurate. I now connect a Samsung EP-TA50UWE charger (output 5V 1.55A) to the mains, and my old tester to the USB A port. It reads 5.15V again. I now connect the YOJOCK USB C Tester via a USB A to USB C cable, so the two testers are in series, and the YOJOCK reads 4.96V, versus 5.15V on my old, accurate, one. I then connect my Samsung Galaxy S8 phone to the YOJOCK, which now reads 4.60V, versus 5.15V which is still showing on my old tester. This is over half a volt difference - 10%. Something is wrong here. I get similar readings from several other chargers. Invariably the voltage on standard charging reads well below 5V. I ran the calibration as per the instructions as well. As a final point, it is now indicating that the phone is charging the charger..... The phone is 74% charged and is being charged. So I have no idea what is going on. I hope the seller or YOJOCK can explain this. Otherwise, I will return the item.
J**T
Great power monitor for a Raspberry Pi5
I'm a keen experimenter with overclocking and added peripherals so was looking for a USB test meter to put in line with the PSU feeding my Raspberry Pi5. This has been absolutely perfect for the job. My only concern when ordering was the tiny font size used by the display, but it's absolutely pin sharp with an excellent contrast ratio making the small characters very easy to read. I believe I bought this around 5 months ago, and it's been in 24/7 use since the day it arrived without a single hiccup, and there are no signs of any display burn-in. Highly recommended.
A**N
The USB-C device works as instructions.
Yes it works. As all cables are OK then it is good. It’s nice to see the readings for USB-C.
D**S
Très pratique
Semble bien fonctionner et reste opérationnel avec le temps je recommande !
M**L
Util Eficiente
Existió Buena Comunicación Y Fue Entregado En Tiempo Y Forma Por Parte Del Vendedor Y La Mesajeria Recomiendo al Vendedor Y Seguiré A Futuro Asiendo Compras Con El Y En La Plataforma De AMAZON MÉXICO
R**H
really useful diagnostic tool, good price
I used this tester to diagnose a charging issue with my lenovo laptop. tester works by accepting the existing power adapter and plugging into the usb c charging port on the device on the other side. shows accurately a number of useful statistics. for me the most useful were the voltage indication, amperage going through the tester, the direction of current, and the current charge of the detected batttery in the device. super useful statistics, and it is a very cost effective diagnostic tool for modern electronic devices.
H**G
Cool gadget
Very interesting to see what's really happening over that USB-C charging cable (e.g., devices switching between 5/9/12 V during one charging session). I picked this product because of the attached cable: more convenient than a male plug end that some competing products have. I will be testing the capacity of my powerbanks; the device tracks total Wh that passed through it, even with interruptions.
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