@Wayne-TP "The picture on the left is from another model..." FFS no, it is not another model!!! I can't tell if you're just being ridiculous, overly cursory, or deliberately mendacious and attempting...

@Wayne-TP Couldn't find a screenshot from my original stacked tests, but I found one from coffee machine from my old phone, thank you cloud back up, and captured another, spot the difference:...

@Wayne-TP No sorry, no screen shots. I didn't realise back then that TP-Link would later delete the feature, but back on that original P110 I enjoyed it on multiple occasions, as mentioned, checking...

@Wayne-TP I'm sorry, but that is quite simply not true! My first P110 reported standby power leveles with fine 0.2W increments, 0.2W, 0.4W, 0.6W, 0.8W. IIRC it's range of reporting values sometimes...

When I bought my first Tapo P110, for a while they reported power in what appeared to be 0.2W increments. Nice. The four I tested worked well to discriminate between low and very low powers. For me...

This would be great when using a P110 as an energy meter for something that should be always ON like a fridge/freezer, or even using a Tapo P1## for something that shouldn't be turned ON or OFF...