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I have this! Where I work there is seldom a free outlet. I have used this not only to charge my phone, but to POWER my Bearcat BC-125 AT and Tecsun PL-398BT (Those are my "EDC" radios). 10/10! I do recommend it!
this thing got on sale yesterday in Amazon Mexico for around 25 bucks, your review gave me the condifence to buy it over other more expensive, similar spec options. Thanks
Thanks for informing me on how to use this. We're on our way to Europe and a cruise ship. Electricity there is sketchy even with the converters. It's so essential to be in touch nowadays. I got one of these for myself and one for my son who likes to camp. I do find the charging is taking more than 6 hours. Also, it is heavier than expected. But, the proof will be when we go on our trip.
Just got the INIU B64 , 27,000 mah, 3 ports USBC 140 watt, in & out, USBC ,45 watt, and USBC, 18 watt. Charges fast. Got an INUI 100 watt charger that also has 3 ports. Extra cables witch have LEDs in ends. 😮
My B1-B6 worked once, now it's stuck on a boot loop... however after sending a video of the problem to the inui support they sent me a brand new one (I just hope this one will last heh!).
got this on sale for 14.40 usd, needed it for a trip, nice to see that battery technology has come along a good bit, last time i got battery packs they were micro usb, 10 watt output, and were bulky beond belief considering there capacity
Hej Todderbert thanks for the review very nice powerbank and love the size the display is very clear also love it. A nice powerbank to have gonna look up this brand take care Todderbert and have a lovely wednesday.
would be good for a nintendo switch. unfortunately a bit low for the steam deck, they prefer to have 40 watts output or greater. It will still charge but you might need to put the deck into sleep to turn off before it'll take a charge
Hi, I just got this unit and found your video as I was looking for some help, cause I can't get mine to either "get" fast charge or "deliver" some. To charge the bank I used a OnePlus power brick that can deliver up to 5-11v at 7.3A and 80w (max)... And it's not fast charging. Then I tried to charge several devices like the above mentioned phone, a pair of bose headphones and a Nintendo switch... No fast charge delivered ever. In other words I could never get the lightning icon to display for input or output ever. If you have any idea thanks for your help! Nice explanatory video besides that! Cheers
If you are using smart USB-C cables, that may be the issue. Standard USB to Type C is what may be needed for quicker charging. Worth a try. The included cable should be a good starting point.
@@todderbert thanks a lot for your reply! I tried both of course. I found out the Powerbank just takes a little while (30 secs or so) before turning to fast charge on my phone. Now my last concern is fast "recharging" the Powerbank... I'm not sure what precise specs should have a dedicated wall charger for it.
I'm interested in powerbanks mainly to create long-lived flashlights. If fully charged, how many hours can it power the light it comes with? I have tested a 5,000mah power bank with a bicycle headlight and it went about 13 hours, and a very tired old 10,000 power bank only went 14 hours on the same bicycle headlight but I know that it should go longer with a newer battery. I even ordered a tiny USB-A LED light that is the size of a thimble and am testing it, looks like it'll go at least 20 hours but I'm only 14 hours in and I know the discharge rates are not linear. Is anyone testing how long a full powerbank and can run a low to medium brightness flashlight or other small light?
Most will say to charge it first, which I assume you did. Next I would hook it up to a power hungry device like a dead iPad/phone and see if it auto starts charging. If not try double pressing the power button to try and turn it on.
Laptop require bare minimum 45 watts + this one is only 20 watts. It’s way too little charge. You would need a portable charger that is 45 watts + for it to charge your laptop. You are welcome hope it helped
Anyone know if the Iniu 65w powerbank is better for fast charging than the 22w? I am not very tech savvy but want a very fast charge for my s22 ultra. I just don't know how much of a difference it would be. If it is the difference of 1 hour charge vs 1.5 hour it may be worth the extra price tag. Thanks for any help!
Great Review 👍🏼 I love mine, best fast charging power bank 🔋you can buy for the money! Half the price of a comparable anker power bank. I'm hoping AllThingsOnePlace RUclips Channel will Technically Test this unit & the 65W 25'000 unit. Charge On Bro! 🤘🏽👍🏽☝🏽⚡️🔌🔋🇨🇦
▶ The INIU 20,000mAh 22.5W PD Power Bank at Amazon: amzn.to/3Z0fNks
(paid link) As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. There are no additional costs to you.
I have this! Where I work there is seldom a free outlet. I have used this not only to charge my phone, but to POWER my Bearcat BC-125 AT and Tecsun PL-398BT (Those are my "EDC" radios). 10/10! I do recommend it!
I just got this for $16 on amazon deal! What a steal
I have this one and the paw one.
Im going to put all my power cords away and just use these. I'll just charge them once in a while. I love them.
You’re the Bob Ross of tech! I bought this based on this video. Works as advertised. Thanks!
this thing got on sale yesterday in Amazon Mexico for around 25 bucks, your review gave me the condifence to buy it over other more expensive, similar spec options. Thanks
Thanks for informing me on how to use this. We're on our way to Europe and a cruise ship. Electricity there is sketchy even with the converters. It's so essential to be in touch nowadays. I got one of these for myself and one for my son who likes to camp.
I do find the charging is taking more than 6 hours. Also, it is heavier than expected. But, the proof will be when we go on our trip.
Thanks for another great review. I was looking for a new power bank so I grabbed this one.
Just got the INIU B64 , 27,000 mah, 3 ports USBC 140 watt, in & out, USBC ,45 watt, and USBC, 18 watt. Charges fast. Got an INUI 100 watt charger that also has 3 ports. Extra cables witch have LEDs in ends. 😮
I couldnt resist!!
You're completly accurate with your review!!
I'm enjoying this compact battery bank very much!
Thank you!!!
It is the best I have found so far in this size.
I bought it today on amazon for 16 euros (with a 40% discount coupon). Cant wait to test it with my Meta Quest 2 and other gear.
Thank you - your thorough review has convinced me
My B1-B6 worked once, now it's stuck on a boot loop... however after sending a video of the problem to the inui support they sent me a brand new one (I just hope this one will last heh!).
got this on sale for 14.40 usd, needed it for a trip, nice to see that battery technology has come along a good bit, last time i got battery packs they were micro usb, 10 watt output, and were bulky beond belief considering there capacity
Just ordered 2 of these today.
Can I have the power bank unit charging while I have other things charging on it at the same time?
Hej Todderbert thanks for the review very nice powerbank and love the size the display is very clear also love it. A nice powerbank to have gonna look up this brand take care Todderbert and have a lovely wednesday.
Thanks for the review. How is it holding up? I’m thinking to get a INIU but haven’t heard of them before.
It came highly recommended to me. There have been zero issues with it.
would be good for a nintendo switch. unfortunately a bit low for the steam deck, they prefer to have 40 watts output or greater. It will still charge but you might need to put the deck into sleep to turn off before it'll take a charge
How do you operate the the light how do you turn it on and turn it off?
You double click the power button to turn it on and off
Hello Todderbert-
Are the two USB-A ports automatically quick charge? Or can each one provide a standard charge as well?
I have 10,000 m.amp, this sucker worth it. It's like nascar car and regular car comparison. This sucker charge in/out pretty much fast. 😊
Does it work well with iPhone 13 jw thanks guys 😊😊😊😊
Hi, I just got this unit and found your video as I was looking for some help, cause I can't get mine to either "get" fast charge or "deliver" some. To charge the bank I used a OnePlus power brick that can deliver up to 5-11v at 7.3A and 80w (max)... And it's not fast charging. Then I tried to charge several devices like the above mentioned phone, a pair of bose headphones and a Nintendo switch... No fast charge delivered ever. In other words I could never get the lightning icon to display for input or output ever. If you have any idea thanks for your help! Nice explanatory video besides that! Cheers
If you are using smart USB-C cables, that may be the issue. Standard USB to Type C is what may be needed for quicker charging. Worth a try. The included cable should be a good starting point.
@@todderbert thanks a lot for your reply! I tried both of course. I found out the Powerbank just takes a little while (30 secs or so) before turning to fast charge on my phone. Now my last concern is fast "recharging" the Powerbank... I'm not sure what precise specs should have a dedicated wall charger for it.
@@FlyingMachete A simple Qualcomm 3.0 18W charger should do the trick, something like the XTAR branded ones.
I got the INIU 100 watt charger when I bought the INIU B64 power bank. It charges the B64 quickly! Make sure you use 100 watt cables!
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I'm interested in powerbanks mainly to create long-lived flashlights. If fully charged, how many hours can it power the light it comes with? I have tested a 5,000mah power bank with a bicycle headlight and it went about 13 hours, and a very tired old 10,000 power bank only went 14 hours on the same bicycle headlight but I know that it should go longer with a newer battery. I even ordered a tiny USB-A LED light that is the size of a thimble and am testing it, looks like it'll go at least 20 hours but I'm only 14 hours in and I know the discharge rates are not linear. Is anyone testing how long a full powerbank and can run a low to medium brightness flashlight or other small light?
Why not just buy a quality flashlight?
Help. My INIU 20000 can't power on. What can be the issue. It's new
Most will say to charge it first, which I assume you did. Next I would hook it up to a power hungry device like a dead iPad/phone and see if it auto starts charging. If not try double pressing the power button to try and turn it on.
Return it!
How much was that radio cheers
Why can;t i get it working on my ASUS Laptop ? can anyone help out ? it would be greatly appreciated ....
Laptop require bare minimum 45 watts + this one is only 20 watts. It’s way too little charge. You would need a portable charger that is 45 watts + for it to charge your laptop. You are welcome hope it helped
My Acer laptop has a 65 watt charger. The B64 has no problem charging it.
Is it better than anker 525??
Some say they are comparable. I don't have the Anker to test it against.
will this output 9v 3a from usb c?
No....9×2.22=20W
Anyone know if the Iniu 65w powerbank is better for fast charging than the 22w? I am not very tech savvy but want a very fast charge for my s22 ultra. I just don't know how much of a difference it would be. If it is the difference of 1 hour charge vs 1.5 hour it may be worth the extra price tag. Thanks for any help!
Technically it would be three times faster. Your phone has to support the 65W protocol though.
@@todderbert thank you! 😊
@@shellic5166S22 ultra supports 45 watt fast charge so it would charge twice as fast as this one.
Great Review 👍🏼 I love mine, best fast charging power bank 🔋you can buy for the money! Half the price of a comparable anker power bank. I'm hoping AllThingsOnePlace RUclips Channel will Technically Test this unit & the 65W 25'000 unit. Charge On Bro! 🤘🏽👍🏽☝🏽⚡️🔌🔋🇨🇦