Now more and more mobile phones start to support wireless charging, and there are more and more wireless power bank products on the market. Compared with the traditional power bank, wireless charging is obviously much more convenient, and our mobile phones can be charged at any time. However, there are many different types of products on the market, and the promotion and selling points of various businesses are not the same. So how do we choose a suitable wireless power bank?
As a wireless power bank supplier, I'd like to share with you the things you need to consider before purchasing a wireless power bank.
Most people who choose to buy a wireless power bank need to consider the following 5 points:
1. What is the capacity?
2. The type of charging interface
3. Is the charging fast?
4. It is not convenient to carry around
5. Is the price expensive?
Generally speaking, when viewing a power bank, the first thing you see is the capacity. Generally speaking, the capacity is directly proportional to the volume and weight. This "capacity" indicates how much electrical energy the cells of the power bank can store.
The capacity of power bank chargers is given in mAh, or milliamp hours. Most phones come with a battery capacity of 2000 – 3000 mAh. You should ensure that the power bank’s capacity is larger than that of your phone.
With this in mind, you should decide on capacity based on your needs. Please keep in mind that the number of charges you get from the mobile power supply is only an approximation and may be affected by discharge rate, temperature and voltage fluctuations.
At present, the input interface of power bank mainly has three types: USB-C (type-c), Micro-USB, lightning.
There are two main types of output interfaces: USB-A and USB-C.
With smartphones now able to charge very quickly, it is necessary to ensure that the wireless power bank can supply the share at the rate the smartphone or other device can accept it.
But remember, the wireless power bank can only be charged at a speed acceptable to the device being charged. Only when the device can be charged at a faster speed, the power bank can charge the device faster.
It is worth noting that the wireless charging function cannot provide as much current as a wired connection. This means that charging a typical smartphone wirelessly can take three to four hours. Before buying, you need to consider and check the specifications for better use later.
The power bank of the lithium-ion battery used is limited when it is carried on the plane. They should always be carried in carry-on luggage, and the maximum battery capacity that can be carried may also be limited. So please consult your airline before departure.
Size and weight are an important consideration when buying a power bank, especially when you plan to use it when traveling and on business trips. Larger capacity mobile chargers tend to be larger, while smaller capacity chargers are smaller and lighter. So check how big you want before ordering.
Wireless power bank provides more functions than standard power banks. Therefore, it is not surprising that they are more expensive than simpler and more traditional wired power banks. Therefore, when you are purchasing a wireless power bank for money laundering, it is necessary to determine whether the increased convenience of the wireless power bank is worth the cost.
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