I have a small issue with single output supplies and it is the bit about 'single output'. It is not uncommon to want to turn on all 3 outputs simultaneously. Hybrid circuits with dual-rail op amps and microcontrollers come to mind. That implies, of course, the existence of 3 outputs although not necessarily all in one supply.
Yep, and that's the normal usage case but there are some that want to SW sequence turn ON (Dave did a vid on this) and yet others want more grunt, that's why Siglent have bought out these new single channel PSU's.
Defpom liked the 16V @ 8A particularly as he does CB repairs and many of them need a 5+A supply.
I never got it back.........
Recently I had a customer very interested in the 3ch SDP3303X-E until he saw these single channel units with their sense and higher current capabilities then he switched his interest to getting 2 units, one of each of SPD1305X and SPD1168X.
Horses for courses I guess and everyone has a different need.
I'm not sure how that works on a supply with remote sense capability. I have never had that feature and it seems like a really important thing to have.
For higher currents using long and/or light supply leads is where they shine, IIRC Defpom shows this when he loads up the PSU with his E-load.