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Nice powersupply, but for $200USD + $10S/H and "only" 5A max output, this is not worth it. This could be easily made using an esp32 with a buck/boost converter and all the other gear for a fraction of the cost. The fancy case and the software is not worth the advanced cost.
@@josuevillasante2546 I didn't say I didn't like it. I just stated that it was way overpriced and could be built for cheaper. The components to price ratio is way out of line
I highly recommend watching Marco Reps YT Vid where he tears one of these things down, and you will see that it would cost a whooolllle lot of $$ to build one yourself to the specs that this thing has. I have 2 myself actually, and one of them I pretty much only use for powering guitar effects pedals (by far the quietest PS I’ve ever tried...) and can be powered off of a laptop charger or USB C or whatever the hell you want basically, even works great with power banks... It might just seem like a fancy box (certainly does look fancy LOL) but it is much muchhh more than that, and honestly a marvel in engineering without question. It is so small, it doesn’t make sense how good it is really and the specs are not BS I know it’s not for everyone, but there is definitely a lottttt of Potential uses for this thing and no one will design something not only better but more portable than this unit
I just wanna mention that I found this set (MDP XP) and the individual unit (MDP P905) for MUCH cheaper than Banggood by going to AliExpress. I *did* take advantage of 11.11, but it looks like the prices are *still* not much higher than I paid. (Have to search around and find the right seller) No BS, I paid $126 for the paired unit and $106 for an additional P905, got my units shipped to me in CA with basic/free shipping in less than 3 weeks. Just putting that out there so ppl know to look around
I have been looking for something like this for very long time. I really like the wireless communication. It will fit on my work bench very nice. I want it. Greetings from Bulgaria
It certainly _looks_ nice, but the terminals on the sides eliminates a lot of the space savings, as you can't place anything beside it. It's also pretty expensive for it's capacity. The unit shown at 0:40 looks to be a much more economical unit, and by simply redoing the case, could be made stackable. The module would sit beside two vertically oriented banana sockets, in the standard width, to support dual banana plugs. That's another thing about this unit... Non-standard power output banana spacing. Regarding the main power switch, just add it horizontally and add a little width, or have one master power switch to control them all, and have a base unit that sits at the bottom with the switch only, to power all the other units on and off.
i like how it is really futuristic, while i dont really see that much point with such a price but i guess for some people may be useful more like a toy rather than a psu
I like it mostly for the multiple power units that can be controlled from the one head unit. If the power it outputs is clean enough then I see it as a big leap forward from the more expensive multi output power supplies.
Nice looking power supply, I like the size and portability. I didn’t know such a thing existed. It’s a bit too expensive for me though. I have so many old atx computer supplies lying around that it would be hard to justify. Thanks for the review.
Hi all , and this channel . I have a question , can I programming time ? I mean I want 5 minutes 3volts them switch to 8 volts and hold 5 minutes ... Like the oven furnace programing ? But with voltage power supplies . Thank you all for the answer 😅
@@miniware Since you guys seem to be the manufacturer of the product. You may what to reevaluate the pricing, as you could sell way more if priced more within reason. As far as the price/performance ratio of the MDP-XP can be assessed. My answer is that this power supply is too expensive for what the device performs and only being single channel. In terms of specifications similar power supplies are for sale for prices around $80 to $90. The MDP-XP is in my opinion is more of a gadget then a tool. People are way better off spending the money on a Rigol, or other power supply, especially if they need more then one output. As this thing would cost $680 if you want triple channels? If it was battery operated, or was lower wattage and can be used using a external battery setup, then could justified the purchase.
I prefer my Rigol dp832 supply, but for a portable solution it looks like a good choice. My only concern is, that you'll need an external powerbrick for that. Btw, can it boost the input voltage as well? And if you use a lot of power, with a switching mode powerbrick, wouldnt it have a lot of ripple on the output? Yeah, it uses linear regulation, but if you use a switching supply to supply this regulstor, it will kill the entire linear behavior of it. Correct me, if I am wrong.
That's pretty neat! If you were to properly characterize it with an electronic load, scope, etc. it would make for a nice video I'd definitely be curious about the output characteristics before I'd buy one, but I've actually been looking for something this size
Pretty awesome PS! I'm trying to set a mini electronics lab on my house and it would be perfect. Nice video my friend, i follow you in your spanish channel too. Keep it up!
Since almost 2 years MiniWare (and thus Banggood) promises to make available additional tips for their TS80 USB-Soldering Iron. Customers who paid a considerable price for that iron are still stuck with those just 2 available. Instead MiniWare seems to have invested huge efforts and resources into the development and launch of this new gadget of yet questionable broad requirement. And again their marketing start to spread promises of allegedly additional great modules for this this thing to come out. I'm afraid that with this product, again, a lot of people will invest a rather high price, hoping for promised accessories to come out, but which will never show up. Meanwhile I'm really disappointed by this manufacturer...
Yep that pretty much sum up most Chinese manufacturers unfortunately. They push out product and but lack real support, or promised accessories. It all about hyping up a product and then coming out with a new overpriced product pretty much sums up MiniWare. I bought the TS80 and very disappointed in lack of tips availability as other are. I going to actually mod a KSGER solder station to run off 18650's cells with BMS balancing to charge and use it to replaced the TS80. Then at least I can use Hakko T12, or T15 tips. To me will be much more useful.
Wow. Where do I get that interface hardware, cheap? I've seen rotary encoders on AliEx like the one they used on the corner, but the ones I've seen didn't have the LED and transparent roller wheel. I've never seen 4mm banana jacks like these. I would soo use those in a project. I like the idea and functionality of this supply, but that packet load driver setup is very concerning for security reasons. I'm certainly not someone that should worry about security like this. What are they going to steal, my super secret 1970's LM317 power supply designs? I imagine I'm not the only person that has interests in hobby electronics AND family around that would be a security concern. I bet this kind of household relationship is actually common. I don't think I'll be embedding a trojan and running their hex file like this unless the source is available and can be checked by people far smarter than myself. I'm no digital security expert, but I think this type of USB payload is like handing them keys to the mansion. Thanks for the upload. -Jake
It's not using a driver, it's just showing up as a mass storage device, like any USB flash drive. Shouldn't be any security issue there, but if there were some executable or something on there you'd probably see it, and Defender would most likely catch any malware if you did accidentally run something malicious off the "drive."
An expensive toy... The design and functionality looks great but.. the price.... for a bit more could buy a laboratory power supply instead... btw it looks awesome!
I don't like this power supply. It's just too fiddly and impractical... Maybe as an portable supply, but in my lab I want nice big box with lot of buttons for quick and easy operation. Not a tiny box which is gonna slide all over the place...
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Can you run either the TS100 or TS80 Irons off of these power supplies?
Nice powersupply, but for $200USD + $10S/H and "only" 5A max output, this is not worth it. This could be easily made using an esp32 with a buck/boost converter and all the other gear for a fraction of the cost. The fancy case and the software is not worth the advanced cost.
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@@josuevillasante2546 I didn't say I didn't like it. I just stated that it was way overpriced and could be built for cheaper. The components to price ratio is way out of line
@@korishan They're probably using the Apple type exclusivity hook, ie: we look cool, so you should pay for the privilege.
@@SidneyCritic it does look like it doesnt it
I highly recommend watching Marco Reps YT Vid where he tears one of these things down, and you will see that it would cost a whooolllle lot of $$ to build one yourself to the specs that this thing has.
I have 2 myself actually, and one of them I pretty much only use for powering guitar effects pedals (by far the quietest PS I’ve ever tried...) and can be powered off of a laptop charger or USB C or whatever the hell you want basically, even works great with power banks...
It might just seem like a fancy box (certainly does look fancy LOL) but it is much muchhh more than that, and honestly a marvel in engineering without question. It is so small, it doesn’t make sense how good it is really and the specs are not BS
I know it’s not for everyone, but there is definitely a lottttt of Potential uses for this thing and no one will design something not only better but more portable than this unit
Hmm, mouse wheel repurposed as input. Love it. I should start copying it into my stuff.
I just wanna mention that I found this set (MDP XP) and the individual unit (MDP P905) for MUCH cheaper than Banggood by going to AliExpress. I *did* take advantage of 11.11, but it looks like the prices are *still* not much higher than I paid. (Have to search around and find the right seller)
No BS, I paid $126 for the paired unit and $106 for an additional P905, got my units shipped to me in CA with basic/free shipping in less than 3 weeks. Just putting that out there so ppl know to look around
I have been looking for something like this for very long time.
I really like the wireless communication. It will fit on my work bench very nice.
I want it.
Greetings from Bulgaria
It certainly _looks_ nice, but the terminals on the sides eliminates a lot of the space savings, as you can't place anything beside it. It's also pretty expensive for it's capacity. The unit shown at 0:40 looks to be a much more economical unit, and by simply redoing the case, could be made stackable. The module would sit beside two vertically oriented banana sockets, in the standard width, to support dual banana plugs. That's another thing about this unit... Non-standard power output banana spacing. Regarding the main power switch, just add it horizontally and add a little width, or have one master power switch to control them all, and have a base unit that sits at the bottom with the switch only, to power all the other units on and off.
This is the power supply which I asked in previous video😍
Thanks again for uploading the review video 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
i like how it is really futuristic, while i dont really see that much point with such a price but i guess for some people may be useful more like a toy rather than a psu
Pretty impressive little power supply, dude! 😃
Great review!
Awesome looking gadget, that price and max current hurts though.
I like it mostly for the multiple power units that can be controlled from the one head unit. If the power it outputs is clean enough then I see it as a big leap forward from the more expensive multi output power supplies.
Looks pretty good, it's rare to find a UI that someone put some thought into, at least on these kind of devices.
Nice looking power supply, I like the size and portability. I didn’t know such a thing existed.
It’s a bit too expensive for me though. I have so many old atx computer supplies lying around that it would be hard to justify.
Thanks for the review.
What a beauty. Hightech meets design. like it!
Very good. Linear PSUs are my thing. You did good here.
Hearing you talk about a souply makes me wonder what's for dinner today.
Hi all , and this channel . I have a question , can I programming time ? I mean I want 5 minutes 3volts them switch to 8 volts and hold 5 minutes ... Like the oven furnace programing ? But with voltage power supplies . Thank you all for the answer 😅
What is the performance? What do the transients look like? Looks more like an advert to me. Too expensive as well.
@@miniware Since you guys seem to be the manufacturer of the product. You may what to reevaluate the pricing, as you could sell way more if priced more within reason. As far as the price/performance ratio of the MDP-XP can be assessed. My answer is that this power supply is too expensive for what the device performs and only being single channel. In terms of specifications similar power supplies are for sale for prices around $80 to $90. The MDP-XP is in my opinion is more of a gadget then a tool. People are way better off spending the money on a Rigol, or other power supply, especially if they need more then one output. As this thing would cost $680 if you want triple channels?
If it was battery operated, or was lower wattage and can be used using a external battery setup, then could justified the purchase.
Very good item
I prefer my Rigol dp832 supply, but for a portable solution it looks like a good choice. My only concern is, that you'll need an external powerbrick for that. Btw, can it boost the input voltage as well? And if you use a lot of power, with a switching mode powerbrick, wouldnt it have a lot of ripple on the output? Yeah, it uses linear regulation, but if you use a switching supply to supply this regulstor, it will kill the entire linear behavior of it. Correct me, if I am wrong.
That's pretty neat! If you were to properly characterize it with an electronic load, scope, etc. it would make for a nice video
I'd definitely be curious about the output characteristics before I'd buy one, but I've actually been looking for something this size
Pretty awesome power supply for small workspaces . I want one
This was a fantastic guide video, thank you so much ❤️
Hola una consulta el transformado de 30 voltios dc de cuantos amperios debe ser y donde lo puedo conseguir. Pienso comprarme una
LOOKS 100% GREAT. Thanks for the review. A bit costly dual output 300$
????Santa Clause???
Thanks for sharing, does this PS have a software so you can see a bigger graph in a PC?
Did you ever have issues with updating firmware? Mines bricked
Could you daisy chain them and have 60V output? Or...180V!?
So, how was it after 2 years?
very cool supply awesome but I think its too small buttons and it isn't user friendly for my lab but its very awesome product !
You have idea if want to generates 1mV resolution? How minimum voltage for this power supplies?
Hello Electronoobs
i want the 3D case Model of the 3D printed power supply module. Can you give us the link to that file.
Good review. Keep up the good work bro
Working on my on right now ac to dc converter 12V 20A and then a buck boost converter
This is pretty awesome, for about half that price. :)
Wow Proof of concept
Amazing as soon as soon notification come I liked
please do a teardown . and explain us how it work
hello only from Brazil and I would like to configure all the channels of my miniware, could you help me?
Hi electronoobs, can you make a video about inverter for CCFL tubes? Thx in advance
what is the purpose of graph in DC PSU?
Nice power supply with some cool features........ i liked it😍❤
anyone see the power supply unit sold alone??? MDP-P905 cant find it anywhere
is the firmware open source ?
Ware Mini is the supply only available or do you have to buy them both ? I want a dual output.
Ware Mini THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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Pretty awesome PS! I'm trying to set a mini electronics lab on my house and it would be perfect. Nice video my friend, i follow you in your spanish channel too. Keep it up!
Way too expensive for not so bench looking PSU. It looks rather like toy than proper PSU. Too futuristic for me and heavily overpriced
This piece of junk isn't capable to switch the voltage by 1mV per step ....
Gregan Dark - it is
How this thing is that beautiful? thank you
Very nice PSU, and so tiny. Might get lost on my work space...LOL
Since almost 2 years MiniWare (and thus Banggood) promises to make available additional tips for their TS80 USB-Soldering Iron. Customers who paid a considerable price for that iron are still stuck with those just 2 available.
Instead MiniWare seems to have invested huge efforts and resources into the development and launch of this new gadget of yet questionable broad requirement. And again their marketing start to spread promises of allegedly additional great modules for this this thing to come out.
I'm afraid that with this product, again, a lot of people will invest a rather high price, hoping for promised accessories to come out, but which will never show up.
Meanwhile I'm really disappointed by this manufacturer...
I'm afraid that could be true...
On Aliex... is a new tip version its called TS-K4 😊
Yep that pretty much sum up most Chinese manufacturers unfortunately. They push out product and but lack real support, or promised accessories. It all about hyping up a product and then coming out with a new overpriced product pretty much sums up MiniWare. I bought the TS80 and very disappointed in lack of tips availability as other are. I going to actually mod a KSGER solder station to run off 18650's cells with BMS balancing to charge and use it to replaced the TS80. Then at least I can use Hakko T12, or T15 tips. To me will be much more useful.
amazing
What's with those hand tattoos? Why, when, who, where, why??
Wow. Where do I get that interface hardware, cheap? I've seen rotary encoders on AliEx like the one they used on the corner, but the ones I've seen didn't have the LED and transparent roller wheel. I've never seen 4mm banana jacks like these. I would soo use those in a project.
I like the idea and functionality of this supply, but that packet load driver setup is very concerning for security reasons. I'm certainly not someone that should worry about security like this. What are they going to steal, my super secret 1970's LM317 power supply designs? I imagine I'm not the only person that has interests in hobby electronics AND family around that would be a security concern. I bet this kind of household relationship is actually common. I don't think I'll be embedding a trojan and running their hex file like this unless the source is available and can be checked by people far smarter than myself. I'm no digital security expert, but I think this type of USB payload is like handing them keys to the mansion.
Thanks for the upload.
-Jake
It's not using a driver, it's just showing up as a mass storage device, like any USB flash drive. Shouldn't be any security issue there, but if there were some executable or something on there you'd probably see it, and Defender would most likely catch any malware if you did accidentally run something malicious off the "drive."
Great review👍🏻
Hope to win this. Keep up the good work
Did the giveaway happened yet
Not sure I'd buy it... But I'd love to win it! :)
Nice work
An expensive toy... The design and functionality looks great but.. the price.... for a bit more could buy a laboratory power supply instead... btw it looks awesome!
Cool device
Nice power supply
I don't like this power supply. It's just too fiddly and impractical... Maybe as an portable supply, but in my lab I want nice big box with lot of buttons for quick and easy operation. Not a tiny box which is gonna slide all over the place...
I tried to make a dc power supply using the converter you used for your 1st power supply and unfortunately it blew up 😅 hoping to win this giveaway
That looks really nice, shame about the price.
Sir diy power supply please
DONE!!!!! esperando for my power de alimentacion 😉
cuéntame, que experiencia tuviste? Vale la pena? Para que la usaste? Para reparacion de computadores servira?
190 euros + 20 euros shippement !!!! Realy !!!! Sorry my friend but dorsn t worth at all . I understand i was given to you from the sailler . But for us doesn t worth it at all ! .
Read an extensive test about the MDP-P905:
chinese-electronics-products-tested.blogspot.com/p/mdp-p905-digital-power-supply-tested.html
..not for $200USD and only one output :/
Way to expensive for a hobbyist.
Well, very overpriced but I could really need it for my new lab 😂
Nice intro.
It's tiny and good
Very nice. Like
me ......give me ....i want the supply
👍🏻
are you serious 180€ ?!
OK NOW WHAT
220$ US
Korad 3010 30v 10a bench supply
Or
This sweet sexy model
Done
Need this giveaway!
nice toy but it beter be at 180 euro's
That's a joke price £167 does it generate its own power 😆😆😆😆that screen looks pointless 😂
Make a WiFi version bin that screen
First :)
Why do you fake your accent?