You're very welcome. I'm glad you found the video helpful.

My pleasure. Thank you for commenting.

@parsipax6337 Sorry it's so long but it's a lot of detailed information I wanted to make clear. Thanks for the comment.

@@YourMobileTech length doesn't matter if the video is this awesome and detailed, I'm really grateful about it

@@parsipax6337 I appreciate the love, thank you.

Thank you. I'm glad you found the video useful and informative.

@VenitaThomas-x1s I'll give it my best shot...how can I help you?

@@YourMobileTech my sobro coffee table has been unplugged. I plug it back up but it doesn’t come on. I plugged my phone into the charging port and it charged. I plugged my stereo into the plug on it and it came on. Does this coffee table fridge have fuse in it

@VenitaThomas-x1s So everything is working EXCEPT the fridge? I do not believe there is a fuse that can be reset but I will reach out to Sobro and get back with you.

@@YourMobileTech ok Thank you. I truly appreciate it.

@VenitaThomas-x1s I called and they are closed. I will call 1st thing in the morning. My guess is the table will need to be serviced bit I will know for sure in the morning.

@@nprado664 Thank you for the comment! Much appreciated.

@PekPiu You're right. I should have removed the protective film. I haven't found a use for the coupler yet. I plug USB C power adapters directly into the tester but I appreciate you taking the time to make a comment and offer your insight. Thank you.

@@thodkinson84 I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for the comment

No. But I will In a few minutes. Brb

I physically measured: Height: 17 1/2" Width: 23" Length: 43 But according to the Sobro Website the measurements are as follows: HEIGHT: 17.7" WIDTH: 22.6" LENGTH: 43.3" WEIGHT: 104.5 Lbs. CORD LENGTH: 118" Hope this helps! And thanks for the comment.

@@YourMobileTech I appreciate it boss 🙏🏽

@@requiem4785 My pleasure. Glad I could help.

Thanks for commenting. Samsung power adapter rated for 9V 1.67A utilize PD (Power Delivery) protocols like FC SFC VOOC, etc. The load tester that comes with the tester has no such protocols. You need to use any device that is capable of pulling 18W using PD protocols. Samsung, iphone, pixel, etc. I believe I demonstrated this in the video. I'll find the timestamp and reply with it.

Take a look at 18:00 to 19:25.

Ok, just to be sure I was NOT giving you incorrect information, I grabbed the exact same tester and tested it. I was correct. With the load that comes with the tester (no fast charge protocols) you will get 5V and 2A. With my Galaxy S23 Ultra, the same charger stepped up to 9V and 1.67.

​@@YourMobileTech Thank you for taking the time to check and answering my question!

@@genesis0x0 You're welcome. My pleasure.

Thank you. I appreciate the comment.

Glad you liked the video and thank you for commenting.

My pleasure

Are you connecting your Sobro directly to Bluetooth or using the dongle?

@@YourMobileTech I’m using the dongle.

@@MexAirsofter1 And you are using the 3.5mm cable from the TV to the dongle?

@@YourMobileTech I’m using the red and white cables that came with the dongle. I tried the 3.5mm but that didn’t work either

@MexAirsofter1 With the dongle plugged in, you'll see a solid red light, press the Bluetooth once and you'll see a blue blinking light, hold down the Bluetooth button for 3 seconds or so and release. You will see the LED cycle between blue and red. Unlock your table and change the source to TV. That should do it The blue light will stay solid

Thank you!

One potential issue could be that the cable itself is damaged. Try the same cable with a different device, if possible, and see if the same thing happens. Or inversely, try a different cable and the same device. Keep me updated.

​@@YourMobileTechIt's definitely the cable. Switched everything up, every other cable work's fine.

I'm glad you found the video informative. Thank you for the comment.

Thank you, glad you liked it

Thank you for the comment and the constructive criticism. I appreciate it.

@@YourMobileTech The truth is, it is not criticism. You have a lot of substance to your video. I appreciated it very much.

​@@Jason-ut8iuThank you. I will keep at it and I will get better.

You should. They are inexpensive and come in handy. I'm thinking of trying out 1 or 2 more and making a comparison video.

Awesome, I'm replacing an wicked old bar fridge and thought this would be the ticket. Does it keep the beverages pretty cold..... Also great video review, you have a new subscriber for sure ​@@YourMobileTech

@mcpake272 It doesn't keep them ice cold but colder than your average 7 11. Mine is set to 37 °

I do not believe you can poll a tester without a load. Reason being, the tester can identify most charging protocols but it is the device that "requests" the protocol. The best place to find the information you seek is to go to the manufacturer's website and look at the specs. I believe this is the case for both scenarios you mentioned.

@@YourMobileTech FYI, (and for anyone else looking for this feature) just found someone on another channel that demonstrates the FNB58 USB tester can poll a charger to determine it's capabilities.

@@hockey_now Ironically, I was going to purchase that tester next

It's my pleasure. I'm glad my video was helpful. Happy testing!

You can't. You can only dim or change the color of the LEDs underneath

As far as I know, it detects VOOC, SFC, PD, QC, and FC.

Thank you for your comment. In my car, the USB port is for audio only. To connect my phone or other device to my car to provide a source of music. I am thinking that's the same case with you.

@@YourMobileTech Any vehicle that has a feature for Android auto or Apple car play has a separate data/charge USB port. I'm not sure if my USB has an option to play music? When I plug a cable to my phone. It responds that it's plugged in. But it barely charges the phone. It only charged 3% in 120 miles of driving. Using the USB adapter to the 12v socket charges at normal around 10% per 15 minutes. Slow adapter.

You're welcome. My pleasure.

I just double checked and I can't find any way to brighten nor dim the lcd. Try turning off the LCD display and toggle it back on. Another option I would try is to unplug it, wait a minute and plug it back in. Lastly, contact Sobro support. Their customer service is really good.

My pleasure. I'm glad you like the video

Thank you for the comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. And thanks for letting me know about Temu.

My pleasure. I'm glad ypu liked the video.

Thank you for your comment. I like the device but I am not a fan on the included documentation. They're is a language barrier and I feel that contributes to the misinformation or admission of some details.

Ik spreek uw taal niet, maar ik zal proberen u te helpen. Als het horloge is opgeladen, moet u de aan/uit-knop een paar seconden ingedrukt houden om het horloge in te schakelen. Ik hoop dat dit helpt.

That's very strange. I've had the power go out a few times and I adjust the clock. When you adjust the time to your current time you have to do one of two things: 1) Don't touch anything and the time will set or 2) press the clock button to set the time. If you adjust the time and then press the lock button, the time will revert back to what it was before you tried to change it. I good this helps. If not, unplug the table for 30 seconds and plug it back in then try to adjust your clock.

Thank you. Much appreciated

It really does come.in handy. Thanks for subscribing as well.

Hi. You cannot run power through your phone so you would need to charge to 100% then plug in the usb tester, and then place a load on the tester. Take note of the charging voltage. When the phone turns off, plug the tester into a power source and read mAh and multiply the mAh by the appropriate multiplier. As an option, you can set the multiplier in the settings and the tester will calculate it for you. Hope this answers your question.

@@YourMobileTech Yeah, thats the best way to do it i think but there is a problem with apple phones... they dont have reverse charging function and phone i want to test is an iphone, thats why im trying to measure mAh from charging the phone, but im not sure if it is authoritative tbh

@@TheIsasin Which iphone do you have? Reverse charging was introduced with the iPhone 15.

@@YourMobileTech I need to check battery from iphone 12

I found that a bit weird myself. I'm glad my video was able to help you sort it out.

Thank you for the comment regardless of how long it is. It's appreciated. The power adapter can provide 20 watts of charging, however the charger is limited in two ways. 1, the load discharge device does not have any fast charge protocols such as VOCC or PD installed on it, which, by today's standard, is primitive in design. 2, a USB A cable is limiting as well due to the amount of pins it has. USB A has one power and one ground pin, whereas USB C has four power and four ground pins which provide more amperage and thus more power. I hope this answers your question. If not, feel free to leave another comment.

Good point! Thanks for commenting.

@YourMobileTech I tried to use one of these with Lenovo USB-C power supply cord, w. male plug, into the reader USB-C output port. It did not like that! Black screen, no turn on, etc. Thought it was bricked, gave it up for dead. Couple days later, playing around, I put the micro-USB adapter in the reader, and used USB-A input and USB-A output, and it came back to life! ?? Returned to original config, which was between 140W Apple MBP M1 Pro power supply (into USB-C IN), with USB-C OUT to the computer. Then that worked again, too. So far, no documented explanation.

@@0202fabrice Hi. Thanks for commenting. From what I understand, the input and output connections on the tester are unidirectional. That would explain why applying power to the output side may have caused the tester to glitch and malfunction. Placing the USB A input and output correctly seemingly reset the device. Which is good news because, otherwise, you were correct in assuming it might be bricked. Let me go grab the manual and see if we missed anything... ...Ok, so according to the instruction manual it states "You can use the input as the output and change the current direction, but the voltage and current would be wrong. (Only supports charging your device)" So you can charge your device bidirectional but the test readings will be inaccurate. After what you described to me, this should say, "Switching the direction of the current flow is not recommended." At least, that's what I think.

Thank you. Ironically, I was thinking of buying that one, too, and comparing the two testers.

@@YourMobileTech I think the Fnirsi is even more versatile with Bluetooth and software for both phones and PC, but they don't play in the same price range, for sure💸 😁 Would be interesting to compare their accuracy in the features they share tho.

@@bennylloyd-willner9667 Exactly what I was thinking.

Thank you!

My pleasure. You're absolutely right, that would be one use of the USB C dongle. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment.

I'm glad you liked the video and thank you for your comment. The purpose of the discharger is to provide a constant load on the power bank. You can use a phone, tablet, USB fan, light, etc. The only thing with that, is you may have to jot down how much power the power bank provided to each device and then sum the totals.

Thank YOU for taking the time to comment. I'm glad you found the video informative and useful.

Nie mówię zbyt dobrze po polsku. Przepraszam.

You're welcome. My pleasure.

Love the comment. I'm glad you liked the video

You make a good point. Thank you for your insight and your comment.

My goal is to always provide informative and useful content. I'm glad you liked the video. Thank you for the comment.