I left my anker 347 at a friends house last week and told him to give it to his teenage boys. I should have kept it because my new 737 with all new 240w cables charges my devices at the same rate lol. Time to upgrade everything I guess!
I am using the Aukey 100W (20k mAh), so far so good, it has a wattage monitor as well. Can charge devices at maximum 100W and the powerbank itself can be charged at 65W maximum.
I use a POWERADD PRO 50000mah PD 65W that I got off Amazon for $49.99 and it gives me an about 4.5 hours running at max TDP. I also have a BRENCIL Power Bank, 20000mAh 65W from Amazon for $28.00 that gives me about 2 extra hours at max TDP. They both charge at 65w also.
I use Evatronic/Alfox/Ravpower 65w 20k power bank. It’s awesome: great capacity, 4 ports, pass-through charging. I wonder why no one reviews this one.)
Awesome video, I do have a huge ask though. Could you include weight to watt hour? With the rise of handheld cases that allow attaching a battery bank to the back it would be nice to have the most battery for the weight
I have a Sandberg 50000 mAh, 130 W, 185 Wh with same volt ampèremètre,,,, as you will do some test and keek you informed. I m curious too compare result 😊. I have also a baseus 30000 mah but not sure about other specs i have to check
Hello, some powerbanks have reverse charge issue. Baseus 100W and Anker Elite 3 charge Legion Go but then start to drain Legion Go's power back once they reach below 30%. Have you ever faced this issue?
Thank you very much for the wonderful video. I want to ask about charging the device while it is turned off. How do I know that charging is complete while the device is turned off?
Hey - currently the only way to check if the charging is complete while off is by unplugging and replugging it in and the legion go will show the percentage. However, if you have a charger that shows the charging speeds, you can see that 0 watts are being transferred and that charging is complete
Hi , Iam thinking of getting the baseus 100w power bank for the legion go,can you please tell me if i am using the same power adapter that comes included with the legion go how long will it take to recharge the power bank and also using a 65w cable to connect to the power bank to the legion go how long will the power bank power it for ,I have seen other reviews that say this power bank can only use 100w for 13 min before it dies but they dont state how many Watts is advised to use ,thanks
Just to clarify: the power banks do not work while the Go is running, correct? Because I bought an anker 737 and it charges THE BANK while playing the Legion, draining the battery even faster.
Hi Daniel, you should be able to charge the Lego with the battery bank while you are playing, that’s what I was doing in this video. If you are having trouble, I would check the order you are plugging the devices in (I think power bank first, Lego second may result in Lego charging). And if not, I would check and see if there is a windows setting that may be set differently. Can the power bank charge other things normally?
I apologize for the many questions.. I have a question: if I charge the device with a 100-watt power bank, does it affect the battery or is this normal?
I am always happy to answer questions! Using a 100 watt power bank will be normal. The device and the battery bank will communicate with each other to give the client watts so no need to worry.
Hey! That clip was from a kit called Deck Mate - I used it to attack the baseus to my steam deck. They made one for the ally and they do have a universal one available that could be used to the Legion: getmechanism.com
@JakeFishmanTech Thanks for the reply! At the moment I have the Anker Prime 27650mah but it only charges my Legion Go when it's in silent power saving mode. For Balance and Performance it's a dud, with start and stop charging. Tried a couple cables but can't figure out why this top spec power bank won't supply a charge. Any ideas?
So, stupid question but I just got the baesus 100w blade and I can’t seem to get it to charge the Go at all…not sure if there’s more to it other than plug and play but figured I would see if there was something I should be doing that I’m not
@@tallbutshort1124 hey so all I had to do was plug a USB 3.0 - USB-C into one of the middle slots and it worked fine. Once I figured that out I never had any problems
Hey! The qualification for batteries on a plane is the watt hour capacity. So the charger could provide 100w+ charging as long as it’s under 100 watt hours. All of these batteries are under that limit
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