Comment by cmiles74

4 hours ago

I’m sure it’s overkill but I wanted to know how much power my laptop or whatever was actually drawing.

https://iaohi.com/products/aohi-the-future-adonis-usb4-2-0-2...

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cmiles74

As an alternative, you could get a stand-alone USB-C power meter which can be used with any cable. That way, when the cable breaks, you don't have to buy a new power meter. Here is an example of one such product (though I've never used this model): https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Voltage-Current-Extension-Con...