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I saw an advertisement for Pockethernet a few months ago and it looked pretty impressive; €167.23 (~$179 based on xe.com‘s published exchange rates at the time of writing) for a 200 gram rechargeable device offering 10/100/1000 Ethernet and cable testing features such as:
Over all, Pockethernet sounded like something I needed to look into more closely.
Pockethernet started off with the assistance of a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, raising $185,000 of their $50,000 target. Unusually for an electronic device, Pockethernet is manufactured in Hungary, which was nice to see. Unboxing the Pockethernet I was surprised (but pleased) to discover that the device is packaged in a soft, zipped carry case.
The box also contains a small User Guide, and inside the case is the Pockethernet tester, an adaptor, a short Ethernet cable and a short USB charging cable. There’s also a strip of blue velcro which will be useful to hold the tester in place if needed.
As it turns out, keeping the Pockethernet Continue reading
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