So right before I sold my wife's Nexus 5, I had the opportunity to test it out with he RavPower RP-WCN11. It's basically a 4800mAh capacity portable charger like other ones on the market. You can attach a device to it with a USB cord like any other. However, it also has QI wireless charging capability.
I guess you could also say it's like a normal QI wireless charging pad that happens to have a 4800 mAh capacity battery inside.
I know others have referenced the product a few times. Here's a video with it in use.
My wife continues to use the power bank in the car and when we're walking our daughter around the neighborhood. It's held up pretty well.
Current price is $56.99 on Amazon w/ free shipping.
http://bit.ly/PyBmoF
i dont face battery issues much but i had collected some money for a wireless charger but my friend suggested me to buy a power bank instead
so my question is is a wireless charger worth buying means does it really make a difference or should i go for a power bank .
I m getting a xiaomi power bank at 1k inr 10k mah , and wireless charger at around 2k inr.And is Xiaomi reliable for a power bank?
bhavstech said:
i dont face battery issues much but i had collected some money for a wireless charger but my friend suggested me to buy a power bank instead
so my question is is a wireless charger worth buying means does it really make a difference or should i go for a power bank .
I m getting a xiaomi power bank at 1k inr 10k mah , and wireless charger at around 2k inr.And is Xiaomi reliable for a power bank?
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It's completely your call.... I feel that you would need a power bank and in a country like India, we often have electricity shortage and in that case you'd find the power bank a great help and coming to wireless charger, It is just like an add on to your budget. check with the wireless chargers in ebay and they work flawlessly. So if you spend around 1800 Rupees, you'd get both of them.
If you need the links do let me know, I'll give some suggestions.
I have this and it works brilliant... Wireless charger and power bank in one -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00CY4SG10?pc_redir=1412463829&robot_redir=1
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I'm using
http://www.ravpower.com/wilress-charger-charging-pad-black-with-battery.html
and it's working awesome,
also it has the same size with Nexus 5
bhavstech said:
i dont face battery issues much but i had collected some money for a wireless charger but my friend suggested me to buy a power bank instead
so my question is is a wireless charger worth buying means does it really make a difference or should i go for a power bank .
I m getting a xiaomi power bank at 1k inr 10k mah , and wireless charger at around 2k inr.And is Xiaomi reliable for a power bank?
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if u travel quite often then go for xiaomi Power bank.
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I like my wireless chargers, I am able to just plop it down, and it starts charging, plus it is less wear and tear on the USB port. I still want a power bank though, just so when I am on the road or something
Hey guys, did anybody brought any stuff on everbuying? I would like to buy Xiaomi power bank 10400 mAh, but i don't know if is it safe? They have now sales.
Power bank as gadgets are very popular these days because they can be very useful for smartphones or similar devices.
So today I will try to introduce to you EasyAcc Monster which actually have huge capacity 26000mAh.
Talking about the build quality and design it is more or less the same as any other power bank. The case is made of plastic
and very interesting information is definitely weight (454g). So I think the capacity could be real.
EasyAcc Monster has four Smart USB ports and because of that you can charge four different devices at the same time with
maximum output 5V 4.8A depending on the device. So you can charge the smartphone in same way like you do that with your DC charger.
For charging itself it has two micro USB ports. I think this is a good idea because you can charge the power bank
much faster than usual and you don't need to wait too much. You can charge it with maximum input DC 5V 4A.
So it is completely up to because you can charge it with one charger or 2.
Lately I saw several other Power banks and they all have built in LED flashlight. Obviously this is must have
equipment and because of that EasyAcc Monster has also LED flashlight which actually is very strong and can be useful in some situations.
So all of you are wondering is the capacity 26000mAh real or fake, because many of you saw batteries with
fake capacity and this is nothing new today. So in my test with calculations these power bank has approximately
20000mAh capacity and for me this is a good score because there are no large deviations.
Anyway if you need more information about EasyAcc Monster power bank you could visit thier official website.
Hi all,
I'll be travelling a fair bit next year and have been looking for a power bank for my Pixel 3XL. I'll also be carrying a 12.9inch ipad pro (2017) and a wireless headset so looking for a power bank to charge all these devices. So far, I have narrowed it down to the following two.
Aukey brand
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AUKEY-X...=item33f038d3bc:g:Z8cAAOSw9~5bxT6V:rk:22:pf:0
RAVPower
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/RAVPowe...3d5659495:m:mynNtkL-bAdL42f2CJQnV-A:rk:2:pf:0
What you guys think? Is there any other that's better?
Thanks!
Ideally you want a power bank that will both charge up via USB C and output on USB C, so pretty equal it looks like, go for the larger capacity if you can since you can get a couple more charges out of it.
Not sure how much juice you're looking for but this one comes in a type c option and the size is nice too. Price is hard to beat too. Been using mine for well over 3 years now.
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=15120
I have a power bank that doubles as a car battery booster. I use it to keep my phone and tablet charged. I then have a solar charger that keeps the power bank somewhat charged. Still have to refill at weeks end. It's 15,000 or so. I'll have to grab it from the car. Get a solar charger as well. Hands down best purchase I have made. It charges almost anything
I've got this guy, use it for camping and backpacking came with a 45w charger as well. Metal housing, I like it. Only 2 ports but that's alright, have never had a need to charge more than two things at once anyway.
Jackery Supercharge 26800 PD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0791BGYS3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_2Bi7BbSD070E9
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I've got this guy, use it for camping and backpacking came with a 45w charger as well. Metal housing, I like it. Only 2 ports but that's alright, have never had a need to charge more than two things at once anyway.
Jackery Supercharge 26800 PD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0791BGYS3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_2Bi7BbSD070E9
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Not to resurrect an old thread but I wanted to also recommend this portable charger. Pricey, but it's great quality and the best I found.
Sorry for the laaaate reply lol. I should have mentioned I'm in Australia.
Jackery power bank is pricey af, comes to about $224 aussie dollars and amazon don't ship it to Australia. More than likely, I'll go for RAVPower or this one https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Cygnett-ChargeUp-Pro-27000-72W-USB-C-Power-Bank-Black-/113341919303
I just ordered this one...will be here tomorrow.
AUKEY Power Delivery Power Bank, 10000mAh PD Power Bank, 18W USB-C Portable Charger with Quick Charge 3.0 Compatible iPhone Xs/XS Max, Pixel, Samsung, Nintendo Switch etc. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079Z4RHZZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_X--kCb1YGAYRR
Was $20 on sale this past weekend...
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I just ordered this one...will be here tomorrow.
AUKEY Power Delivery Power Bank, 10000mAh PD Power Bank, 18W USB-C Portable Charger with Quick Charge 3.0 Compatible iPhone Xs/XS Max, Pixel, Samsung, Nintendo Switch etc. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079Z4RHZZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_X--kCb1YGAYRR
Was $20 on sale this past weekend...
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Unfortunately doesn't ship to Australia.
this one looks pretty handy I bought it but haven't recieved it yet https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/scout-world-s-most-versatile-charger#/
For review today, I have an Aukey PB-Y14 Powerbank rated at 20000 mAh. Overall I really like this Powerbank. It is very versatile in so much that it can be charged with a lightning plug, USB-C, or Micro-USB. For outputs it has 3 USB-B plugs and the lone USB-C is also an output. Charging speeds are slow being that this powerbank doesn’t support Quallcom’s QuickCharge in any way. Having said that it still does a great job. I already owned another Aukey powerbank (Model PB-T10) which does support QuickCharge 3.0 and it is very fast. Once depleted, the PB-Y14 takes quite a while to charge, but to be fair it is a pretty large battery. It has only needed to be charged once since I’ve received it, and so far it has charged my Note 9 twice and my Chromebook once, battery life as indicated by the row of LED’s on the side shows 50%, so it seems to be holding its own quite well and I like the battery display on this unit much better than that of the PB-T10 which shows you a colored led and you must remember which color coincides with what power range. In summary the PB-Y14 is a very good power bank but would not be my only choice. I like it quite a lot, but I also like my PB-T10 an equal amount. I will continue to keep the PB-T10 in my daily carry bag and perhaps keep the PB-Y14 around home for emergency power in case of outage or possibly to be a mobile power supply for a small computer such as a raspberry pi. My recommendation would be to weigh out your needs as these are both high quality and very affordable. If you must have fast charging, go for a different model such as Aukey’s PB-T10. If you have a need to charge more than 2 devices (the PB-T10 only has 2 outputs) or greater versatility for charging your powerbank (the PB-T10 only has lightning and micro-usb inputs) go for a PB-Y14.
Thank you for posting