Basically I could characterize the performance of the device to check its maximum output and to ensure it is linear (input 1, get out 1). I could look at any extraneous products the device outputs outside of the normal range, and I could check the step size for accuracy to ensure .1 watt increase is actually a .1 increase....among many other things...Just silly science stuff.
Let us know when you find one that actually outputs the voltage/wattage that's dialed into the interface. If you want a non-linear model to use as an example illustration of "way off calibration", pick any istick 20W. Mine is tough as nails, but it's on the hot side of normal for the voltage or wattage displayed.
I'd also like to see some of the newer 100W and 200W mods tested for accuracy.
