USBKill
USBKill V4
Test whether hardware survives a USB power surge.
Surge testingHardware testBatteryAdaptors
Made for surge-testing hardware you own. It destroys unprotected devices; using it on anyone else’s equipment is a crime. Buyers are responsible for their local law.
- Bring along
- Hardware you own or are authorised to destroy; it usually breaks unprotected devices.
- Keep in mind
- Destructive by design.

Image credit
Product photo of the USBKill V4 · Lab401(02) Blueprint
What’s inside
Lab401 sells USBKill V4 as a finished commercial device; no schematic, firmware source, BOM, or chip list is published, only a marketing product page.
Research notes
lab401.com/products/usbkill-v4-pro-kit curl-verified 200 but contains no engineering documents. GitHub search for 'usbkill' returns only the unrelated hephaest0s/usbkill software project (a Linux anti-forensic script), not this hardware device. Maker does not disclose MCU/BLE chip used in the remote.
Every link checked 2026-09-27.
Hand this device to your agent. Everything on this page, as clean Markdown and JSON: specs, shops, prices, design files, parts.
Made the USBKill V4? Put the badge on your README; it links here, with every shop that sells it.
Specifications
Core hardware
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Details from the product page
5
No matching specification. Try a chip name, connector or feature.
What still needs checking
- The product page omits several hardware details; those rows say so rather than guessing.
- Stock and price on this page change often.
- Legal use varies by country; confirm before buying or using.





