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Buy.com has the new P3 International P4460 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Detector for $32 with free shipping. It improves upon the original P4400 by providing direct energy cost calculations so that you can see how much your plug-in gadgets cost to leave on. [Compare]
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And it will be a long time before you make up the cost of this device with savings.
got a P4400, only cost about 20 when I bought it, having a cost calculator built in doesn't justify such a high price. I don't think it's a good deal at 32.
It is only $29 in Costco. This site is no deal at all and waste of time.
#2, I agree
anyone that uses this should be able to multiply kwh used by what their power company charges.
$20 for a regular one is a much better deal
The value in this model is the battery backup that keeps you from losing your results during a short power outage.
#1, you are so wrong. My P4400 paid for itself almost immediately by showing me I that didn't need a new refrigerator. The $18 I paid immediately saved several hundred.
Further, being able to read the real and apparent power -- as well as the derivative quantities such as current and power factor -- has great diagnostic value. Assuming you're smart enough to use that information, that is.