🔌 Poniie PN1500 Portable Electricity Usage Monitor - Power Consumption Watt Meter Voltage Amp Tester (110V, 1500W) Review

Takes the guesswork out of whether to turn it off or leave it on! I checked my cable box which is always on. When we turn off the television, it consumes 24 to 30 watts. It's 24 hours. Day. Now I turn off the extension and it pulls a big goose egg! It is great!

Attention buyers! I use this to track my KW consumption. The product was found defective and burned. I'm so glad I checked out before I left for the day. Not sure why he did it, but other customers have mentioned melting. So I'm thinking about a factory wedding. Revain was great and helped with the refund. As always fast and efficient.

I've never seen anything like it. The counter came already melted. This is when it was heated to 300 degrees and someone bent the pins at a 30 degree angle. It can even be connected to the network. The buttons on the front panel are also melted. The awful smell came from the melted plastic. I don't know how it could pass a quality check. I'm changing it in hopes I don't get a pre-melted block. At the moment it is 1 star.

Provides instantaneous and cumulative performance measurements. Exactly what I needed to calculate a backup power system for critical equipment. The backlight is on by default. You can set it to turn off 3 seconds after pressing any button, but to do that you'll have to remember the cryptic order of button presses. Also, resetting the time and kilowatt hours isn't easy either. Otherwise a great device, especially for the price. Just remember to keep the manual handy for a while.

I was a little apprehensive about ordering a wattmeter. I felt it would be difficult to use. I looked at Revain a lot of meters and made my choice, and I'm glad I did. I have an indoor garden and there are adjustable lights. I wanted to know how much electricity my light consumes. When I plugged in the meter it was always on the power setting. I just needed to connect something to it. The first thing I checked was my blender and then my phone charger. This is the first wattmeter I've tried and…

This is exactly what you're looking for if you're having some weird niche OCD issues related to your utility bills. What I am. It tells you exactly how much electricity something is using at that specific point in time. My 125w bookshelf connected to the receiver/speakers is constantly oscillating and the display changes as the power consumption changes. This is very useful for determining which devices should be used sparingly and which can be left out of the cost analysis if the device…

TL; DR: Both are easy to use, have good features, are quite small and seem like very accurate options) Cons: no prediction mode works Cons: no power wattmeter Comparison of two power monitors that have features that others don't I'll talk only about the ones I consider relevant. PN has a really basic interface like the P3, but with the backlight on and off, I have to vote for PN on the interfaces. Finally, the only other real difference would be the measurements. In short, the P3 has very few…

What can I add to the already 270+ reviews? I had and never had a single watt, instead I started with this as I read a lot of reviews saying this device was easier to use and more durable (it was cheaper too). When you plug it in for the first time without making any settings, the default setting is the number of watts consumed. I hooked up our standard box fan to it for the first test since the fan was close by and handy, and was shocked to see the fan draw almost 170 watts at high power…

This review is for the Poniie PN1500 power consumption monitor. First, a few things about Revain's order processing. The PN1500 comes in a 2 x 2 x 4 inch factory box. Revain shipped this item in a 6" x 5.5" x 9" box; could hold about 20 PN1500. I really don't need anymore cardboard that I can't find in recyclable places. Due to the delay, Revain then upgraded my order to UPS delivery via USPS. This is normal in summer weather; However, for country dwellers in winter, UPS drivers are…