Rated by Patrick_S, October 16, 2008

this works great, the LED is large and updates at a good rate.       » READ MORE

 Rated by GhettoChild, April 2, 2008

Unit doesn't mention the Rexus brand anywhere, doesn't even have a barcode on the package but barcodes and serial numbers are on the unit itself. The one you receive is exactly as pictured and the design looks exactly like the pictured Apevia brand one on NCIX too so I bet they're from the same manufacturer or OEM.       » READ MORE

 Rated by Philip_V, January 16, 2008

Gives you lots of information, and lets you test all your psu connectors. Beeps when any values are higher or lower than they should be. Excellent troubleshooting tool.      » READ MORE

 Rated by FAH-Q, January 9, 2008

I bought this unit to test powersupplies, and the unit arrived broken. The 3.3v LED would not light up even with perfect running power supply. The overall feel of this unit is very cheap, to the point that the SATA plug does not even have a plastic housing like you would find on the end of a SATA harddrive or DVD drive, instead its just a edge of the PCB (like a video game cartridge edge), given the cheap construction i would not expect this to hold up well to repeated use. No documentation came with this tester, I have no idea what the beeps mean, as they all sound the same, when tested on a bad powersupply, I also dont know what the ATX PG values are even supposed to be (units in "ms" which is probably miliseconds) and what constitues a good vs bad reading in this section?. There is no manufacturer info on the device, thus other then NCIX warrenty, i would expect there to be none on this. There is also no certifications or any other lables on this thing other then a serial number. Overall its a cheaply built unit and i would avoid it and buy somthing else if possible.      » READ MORE

 Rated by doug_the_slug, December 31, 2007

This thing automatically turns on your PSU and reads out the voltages.       » READ MORE

 Rated by Remi_P, October 18, 2007

It seems to work fine except that I keep getting the same "LL" code all the time. I have tested many PSU and they all give me the "LL" code for one of the reading. Maybe I got a defective unit? But the other readings seem fine (12V, 5V and 3.3V) all work fine and those are the ones I'm interested in so it still works for me.      » READ MORE

 Rated by Mandy_H, September 20, 2007

Works great. Ncix has a great price on this item. It is simple to hook up and will tell you right away if you have a good or bad psu.      » READ MORE

 Rated by Craig_H, September 12, 2007

Overall, the unit seems to be very well constructed/durable. Display is easy to see and read and the unit is easy to use (especially if your familiar with power supply connections and labeling).       » READ MORE

 Rated by nd3, July 28, 2007

This is a great little PSU tester.. Probably the best I've seen for this price. Lots of connection types to test Molex, P4, P6, P8, 20/24PIN, SATA, floppy.. 3volts, 5volts, 2 12 volt rails. all on an easy to read backlit display. Audible alarm when there is an issue. I use this in place of multimeter for testing PSU's. Great Buy       » READ MORE

 Rated by Benoit_D, April 7, 2007

It works great I find this tool very useful and if it broke would probably not purchase it again because I expect it to last but that is the last test I would be able to say how it passed because this is not something I use more than twice a week.       » READ MORE

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