This power bank is neither here nor there. Too wide to put in one's pocket to use as a phone charger. Not enough capacity to use as a laptop charger in one's bag.
I have a soft spot for those high end smaller powerbanks like the Anker Prime 12.000mah. This lone ooks really promising too! Keep an eye on the Cuktech 10, a 100W in and output 10.000mah powerbank with similar smart features! The old 100W Baseus had some throttling issues and couldn’t maintain 100W output for the whole time, could you check if you have the time, if this one can maintain 65W output from start to finish? You could check that if you power up your MacBook or a big Powerbank like the Anker 140W. And thanks again for the video!
slightly disappointing that it needs to renegotiate when anything is plugged or unplugged.. very few powerbanks support uninterrupted flow of power, was hoping this one would have it as a premium product.
Neat. Might be the smallest battery that can do super fast charging 2.0. the form factor is a bit odd for the size though. Cant probably fit in my small sling or fanny pack.
its using rectangular lipo(or whatever the name is) instead of. cylyndric ones which has issue with heat management and being a time ticking bomb, excluding the fact these has slightly more silicon. hence stacking is a bad idea. these kind of style is superior when you use them at max possible power while also having good effeciency , lower thermals
If I use it to charge a 65W laptop, how many percent will I get for my laptop from low battery for the powerbank to run out of juice? Considering that the powerbank's capacity is rather small for a laptop powerbank
It seems like you can try swapping with S23 on C1 and pixel on C2, because the configuration is when using 2 ports Is 45w(c1) + 20w(c2). Usually 45w can still provide 5a pps, and pixel without pps can still receive up to 20w. This can maximize its 65w output.