Design
When I opened the box, I literally went ‘Wow!’. I absolutely love the look of this power bank! It has a glossy metallic blue finish. It feels lightweight and it’s comfortable to hold. The size is similar to an iPhone 6/6s, except that it’s a little thicker. The actual measurements are 13.8cm x 6.7cm x 1cm (L x W x H). The plastic casing feel strong and well made. On the side, this is power button, USB output port and a micro USB input port. On the top, there are four blue LED battery indicator lights (25% each). It weighs 146g and it comes nicely packaged with a short micro USB charge cable and a multi-language user manual.
Feature
The max output current of this power bank is 2.1A, It is suitable to be used to charge a wide range of devices: mobile phones, tablets, e-readers, sat nav, MP3 players, headphones, external batteries, selfie sticks, smart watches, just to name a few. All I need to do is plug in my device, and charging will commence. At first, the USB output port was a little stiff, but after a few more uses, it has loosened up.
Battery capacity:
For example, the battery capacity is 2750mAh for the iPhone 6S Plus, and 3000mAh for the Samsung Galaxy S7. This power bank is plenty enough to give them another full charge and then some.
Naturally, it is slightly warm to touch when in use. but it does not make any noise. There is no off button, either the charging will stop when your device is full, or when the power bank battery has been depleted, or you could remove the cable to stop charging. The battery status can be checked at any time by pressing the power button briefly when the power bank is not in use.
Overall, I am very happy with this power bank. It looks beautiful, it’s portable, and its capacity is perfect for my weekday commuting.
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