I still have two of these from years ago and haven't used them in a while. Your video was very helpful to refresh my memory on how to recharge then. Thank you ❤
My power bank, (which has a very vague user guide), has 4 ports. 2 USB-A, 1 Micro USB and 1 C-Type USB. Can I use these ports for output as well as for input? Example: I want to power a warming belt which has a C-Type female connection . I have a USB cable that has C-Type male connectors on both ends. Can I use this via the C-Type connection on the power bank to the C-Type connection on the belt? Or do I have to use the USB-A connection on the power bank to the C-Type connection on the belt? I would really appreciate your expertise.
Hello, it depends on the type of USB type C port on your power bank. Some of them are bi-directional, while others are for input only. The easiest way is to test it out and see if it works, nothing can go wrong. Also, USB-A ports are output-only and Micro-USBs are input-only. Hope this helps!
Thank you for the easy instructions on this. Wish I had seen this before I bought my power bank because now I want the one in the middle that you have with the C type cord and easy display to read. My instruction booklet doesn't even tell me there is an "output" and "input" slot, and the only charging I've ever done is with just the wall adaptor for my phone. We get a lot of power outages, so I really need a power bank for emergencies.
Can I charge powerbank using type c, bc if I compare using type C much quicker tho. Will it drain powerbank battery fast once connect charging to the phone?🤔😔
Why the powerbank is already 99% yet its only 2minutes from being charged. What does ir mean? Is the power bank already damaged? It is a ROMOSS powerbank 40 mah
If you're referring to the power bank in the video. It was already almost full when I filmed. Maybe I did not make it clear enough. But it did not charge to 95% in a few seconds. I also have a video with a ROMOSS power bank...check my other videos on the channel.
My powerbank is the old style USB (Jackery, 12000mAh/44.4Wh). There are 3 light bars that show how much charge is available. Recently I can get it to charge up to one bar but it doesn't fully charge. I usually use the cord it came with but I did try a different one to test it, but it's the same.Is there a lifetime (whether number or uses or age) to power banks? I thought I'd ask before buying another one.
Yes, power banks, just like other batteries have a limited lifetime. For more info check out this article: www.powerbankexpert.com/how-long-does-a-portable-charger-last/. But your issue might or might not be related to the battery lifetime. There might be other causes for it. It would be a good idea to take it to a local electronics repair shop to check it out before buying a new unit.
I have a silly question, can I charge a powerbank by plugging the Usb - C into the powerbank and the Usb - A into the PC, i dont own a laptop thanks you
@@PowerBankExpert ok, 2nd question, i have a kaito ka 700 radio that has a usb a slot and lithium battery, is it possible to recharge that with any type of powerbank?
I love power banks! I have several! I have the older micro input types as well as a few "C" type inputs, but one that does micro and lightning as well! I'm crazy about flashlights too, so all my banks have to have a flashlight in them.
I jst had an anker delivered , happy for the mom , i find it heavy but .. is me for light gadgets 😂😢 ur video is awesome easy to the point 👉 👈 thnk u for sharing done the job for me
This is my first time buying a powerbank and i noticed that they don't come with a charger, they only come with type c charging cable so as you said we should use a fast charger to charge. If we lose the type c cable it comes with can we use any usb/type c cord from the powerbank to our phone? Or do we have to use the cable provided only? So sorry for the dumb question. 😢
No dumb questions here. You can use any type C cable with your power bank. But please be aware that not all cables are the same, so charging speed might vary.
So if I go camping and I plug a power bank into my car cigarette lighter with USB c power bank that can be used as an input port or an output port, am I charging my power bank using my car battery, or am I charging my car battery using my power bank?
In that case, the power bank will be charged. The car charger port works only in one direction...you cannot use it to charge your car's battery. However, if you charge your power bank while the engine is running, the car battery will not get depleted...only if the engine is off.
Hi. I bought a 20000 mAh power bank produced by ExtraStar (if I understood correctly a Spanish-Chinese enterprise) (I cannot find any info on YT, nor on the internet in general). It has two USB output ports: 5V/1.0A and 5V/2.0A. It charges through a micro, input 5V/2.0A. When charging the display shows the percentage reached. I read somewhere that charging up to 85% instead of 100% prolongs battery life. What do you think? Thank you.
It's ok to charge it up to 100%, it won't do that much damage to the battery life. What's more important is not to let it drain out to 0% all the time. As much as you can, try to charge it up once it hits between 10% and 20%. It can go to 0% too but try not to make a habit out of it.
Thank you for the nice video. What is your thought about a phone should be charged with the mfg recommended voltage but no one talks about input voltage when charging a power pak. Secondly, when describing a power pak by watts one does not know the voltage. Therefore, one would not know the output voltage which might be too much for a particular phone. Thank you for everything
Power banks have built-in converters and can output different voltage values. But for calculating the Wh capacity, you should use 3.7 V as a reference. Check out this article for more info: www.powerbankexpert.com/how-to-convert-mah-to-wh-calculator/
what about solar pannels if out camping, as the voltage changes? any issues... btw mate - kill the elevator music your accent requires attention not teeth gritting at the aweful music. YT Creators need to understand learning theory, not sheeple hypnosis 🙏🙏
Just out of curiosity I did a test on charging speeds: In one test I charged a battery pack from another battery pack using the USB-C port connections. Battery Pack (A) charged Battery Pack (B) at a rate of approx 1% every 3 minutes which was not any slower than charging the same Battery Pack from a Wall Outlet. The Wall Outlet has USB inputs built-in but I'm not sure if they're USB 3.0 or 2.0. I suspect they are 2.0. That might be the difference.
I won't be mean, but i don't know what necessitated the making of this video. I thought it would be a technical comparison of specs, capacities, A/C to D/C conversion/efficiency, use cases for different features, or something useful. I suppose if you knew nothing of the existance of these then, well you still wouldnt learn anything. It really just stated to match USB-A to USB-A, and so forth.
Very helpful - many thanks for the great video. Hadn’t used my power bank in some time, but needed to charge for a holiday, but none of my chargers worked so happy to have found your guide!😊
My Li-polymer 18000mAH 5v power bank should be equally chargeable from its built-in solar panel or USB. It charges OK from USB, but sunshine causes it to discharge instead of charge. Blue LEDs correctly indicate presence of sunshine on its solar panel, but this sunshine causes battery to go down instead of up. I can only suspect internal wiring between solar and battery must have reversed polarity somewhere. I seek guidance on how to correct this
Usually, power banks with built-in solar panels are very inefficient. Especially the ones with a single solar panel (some have 3-4 foldable panels and are slightly better). If it works as planned, the single solar panel can fully charge the power bank in about 20 days or so if left under direct sunlight. However, if the solar panel is of lower quality than expected, or if the power bank is not put under direct sunlight, then I could expect to see effects like the ones you mentioned. So I'm not so sure if you can do anything to fix your power bank, unfortunately.
Thanks for the reply, but no, although mine's only a single panel, I don't think my problem's anything to do with the strength of solar energy it receives; it's the polarity of the connection between its solar source and the battery. Whenever it shows solar energy being received, it starts to flatten the battery instead of charging it, If I knew how to identify the internal connection between the solar part and the battery part, and I could simply reverse it, then I believe I could start to get some benefit from its solar generation. I can only guess this reversed polarity symptom is due to an error in its original assembly.
@@sleepyjohn8324 If it's like you say, then maybe you can still return the power bank to the store you bought it from. These types of defects are usually covered by the warranty.
@@PowerBankExpert No, I must have had it 5 or 6 years now, so sadly long-since out of warranty. Apart from that, it would have been hard to convincingly explain my symptoms to an on-line supplier in a foreign country with limited English language ability. So that's why I thought I'd try posting on this specialist site here to see if anyone has any idea about how these solar batteries are connected up internally. Hate throwing anything in the bin!!
@@sleepyjohn8324 if you had it for 5-6 years already and the problem started just now, then it's not likely for the wiring to be wrong. Most likely the issue is with something else...maybe the circuitry. However, since you're saying that the USB charging goes just fine, then I don't see why you can't use it for longer as a regular power bank. Solar charging would be quite inefficient if it worked anyway. USB is the best way to charge your power bank with. Also, if at any time you decide to throw it away, please make sure to do so in a place that specifically collects batteries. Disposing of it in the general trash bin is very harmful to the environment.
Are you trying to charge the power bank from your laptop? Or the other way around? If you're trying to change the power bank from your laptop's USB port, then it most likely will take a very long time. These ports generally output low amounts of power. Please try to use a regular wall socket charger. It should work.
I haven't heard of this power bank model until now, but it seems to have a micro-USB charging port. So you should be able to charge it with a micro-USB charging cable
I still have people come to me who still get confused between Micro USB & type C. You should see theirs brains explode if you throw Mini USB into the mix
Can any of those charge/plugged into the wall, while a device is drawing operational power? Or does the device/port power get cut as soon you plug the bank into the wall?
great info!! i have a "Powerology 4 in 1 Power Bank Station" that when i try to charge it, it gives me a blinking green light and doesnt progress. any idea??? thanks a lot!!
I'm not that familiar with that product, however, a blinking green light is generally a sign that the power bank is charging. Maybe you're using a slow charger and thus it takes a lot of time to see progress? Have you tried changing the charging cable and/or the wall charger? Also, please check out the user manual. In there it's generally detailed what the charging process should look like.
The first one is a no-name brand called "Blow", while the 2nd one is the INIU BI-B61 10000mAh. You can see more details here: www.powerbankexpert.com/iniu-22-5w-10000mah-power-bank-review/
My power bank charges but the first blinker is skipped ,it is now charging the second blinker , but the first blinker is not charged, is it still charging?
That is doable, however, the power bank needs to have a "pass-through charging" function. Not all power banks have it, so if you're buying a new one make sure it's clearly specified. For more info, check out this article: www.powerbankexpert.com/what-is-pass-through-charging/
As long as they are compatible, you won't damage the power bank even though the charger can supply more power than the power bank actually needs. The power bank will only "take" as much power as it can.
That’s funny because i’m actually using a battery pack is my replacement charger for my laptop because I can’t find the actual charger for it this should output enough watts to power on and charge
It's difficult to know what the actual problem is without analyzing the power bank. Maybe this article will help you troubleshoot: www.powerbankexpert.com/power-bank-blinking-but-not-charging/
I'm not sure I fully understand the question. But the number of charges you will get will depend on the size of your phone's battery. A 20000mAh power bank could charge your phone up to 3-4 times. Here are more details on this topic: www.powerbankexpert.com/how-many-mah-to-charge-phone/
@@edwardgreen5880 yes, it does. if the wattage is lower than the max input of the power bank, it will take longer to load. You should preferably use charging blocks with higher wattage.
According to the power requirements of the Steam Deck, you'd need a power bank that outputs at least 45W. Here's an example: www.powerbankexpert.com/ravpower-portable-charger-20000mah-pd-60w-review/
Well, hey, you must be from a younger generation than us in our late 70's... so we needed the instruction as the instruction booklets don't get it... and, guess what, I'll send you some of my 8 track music and see if you can figure that out. ha
Simply you have to charge your power bank from another one if you are not having wall socket meaning you are outside and you need to charge your power bank anyway possible
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I don't know why you have so many dislikes, this was very helpful, thanks!
I still have two of these from years ago and haven't used them in a while. Your video was very helpful to refresh my memory on how to recharge then. Thank you ❤
The best tutorial on RUclips about power bank! Thank you for your time and explanation!
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Don't be "that" guy...
It's a power bank. You don't have to work for nasal to know how it works. Jaysus Murphy *eyeroll*
Like......its a power bank. Were not not at chernoble or aushwish.
Thanks for the vid, 1st time buying a power bank and you made me realise you have to use your phone's charger to charge the bank
Thank you so much for this video. Helped me out and learned how this equipment worked.
My power bank, (which has a very vague user guide), has 4 ports. 2 USB-A, 1 Micro USB and 1 C-Type USB.
Can I use these ports for output as well as for input?
Example: I want to power a warming belt which has a C-Type female connection . I have a USB cable that has C-Type male connectors on both ends. Can I use this via the C-Type connection on the power bank to the C-Type connection on the belt?
Or do I have to use the USB-A connection on the power bank to the C-Type connection on the belt?
I would really appreciate your expertise.
Hello, it depends on the type of USB type C port on your power bank. Some of them are bi-directional, while others are for input only. The easiest way is to test it out and see if it works, nothing can go wrong. Also, USB-A ports are output-only and Micro-USBs are input-only. Hope this helps!
Yes! Thank you. This explained exactly what I needed to know
Thank you for the easy instructions on this. Wish I had seen this before I bought my power bank because now I want the one in the middle that you have with the C type cord and easy display to read. My instruction booklet doesn't even tell me there is an "output" and "input" slot, and the only charging I've ever done is with just the wall adaptor for my phone. We get a lot of power outages, so I really need a power bank for emergencies.
Thank you for posting this. I'm slowly learning and you did a great job of explaining what I needed to know.
How many hours power bank charging complete
Thank you, great video. Can you do part two with different cable colours?
I got my first ever power bank secondhand at an estate sale and I really needed this information. Thank you.
Very thorough explanation. Thank you very much.
Can I charge powerbank using type c, bc if I compare using type C much quicker tho. Will it drain powerbank battery fast once connect charging to the phone?🤔😔
Why the powerbank is already 99% yet its only 2minutes from being charged. What does ir mean? Is the power bank already damaged? It is a ROMOSS powerbank 40 mah
If you're referring to the power bank in the video. It was already almost full when I filmed. Maybe I did not make it clear enough. But it did not charge to 95% in a few seconds. I also have a video with a ROMOSS power bank...check my other videos on the channel.
6 min for nothing
Thank you for making this video. It helped me a ton! 😊
My powerbank is the old style USB (Jackery, 12000mAh/44.4Wh). There are 3 light bars that show how much charge is available. Recently I can get it to charge up to one bar but it doesn't fully charge. I usually use the cord it came with but I did try a different one to test it, but it's the same.Is there a lifetime (whether number or uses or age) to power banks? I thought I'd ask before buying another one.
Yes, power banks, just like other batteries have a limited lifetime. For more info check out this article: www.powerbankexpert.com/how-long-does-a-portable-charger-last/. But your issue might or might not be related to the battery lifetime. There might be other causes for it. It would be a good idea to take it to a local electronics repair shop to check it out before buying a new unit.
@@PowerBankExpert Thanks so much!
I have a silly question, can I charge a powerbank by plugging the Usb - C into the powerbank and the Usb - A into the PC, i dont own a laptop
thanks you
You can do that, but it will most likely take a very long time for the power bank to chage
@@PowerBankExpert ok, 2nd question, i have a kaito ka 700 radio that has a usb a slot and lithium battery, is it possible to recharge that with any type of powerbank?
@@elsa9026 As far as I can see, yes, most power banks should be able to charge this radio model.
I love power banks! I have several! I have the older micro input types as well as a few "C" type inputs, but one that does micro and lightning as well! I'm crazy about flashlights too, so all my banks have to have a flashlight in them.
My power bank did not come with wall adapter was it suppose to ?
That's normal. Most power banks don't come with wall adapters. Simply use your phone's adapter.
Thank you so much for sharing!! I learned a lot!! 😊😊. I will come back to your channel again. 💙💙
I jst had an anker delivered , happy for the mom , i find it heavy but .. is me for light gadgets 😂😢 ur video is awesome easy to the point 👉 👈 thnk u for sharing done the job for me
This is my first time buying a powerbank and i noticed that they don't come with a charger, they only come with type c charging cable so as you said we should use a fast charger to charge. If we lose the type c cable it comes with can we use any usb/type c cord from the powerbank to our phone? Or do we have to use the cable provided only? So sorry for the dumb question. 😢
No dumb questions here. You can use any type C cable with your power bank. But please be aware that not all cables are the same, so charging speed might vary.
Then once you have plugged in the power bank where does the other end go????
Thank you so much for the vídeo! Blessings!
So if I go camping and I plug a power bank into my car cigarette lighter with USB c power bank that can be used as an input port or an output port, am I charging my power bank using my car battery, or am I charging my car battery using my power bank?
In that case, the power bank will be charged. The car charger port works only in one direction...you cannot use it to charge your car's battery. However, if you charge your power bank while the engine is running, the car battery will not get depleted...only if the engine is off.
Thank you. I was looking for some clear explanation. I get it now.
Hi.
I bought a 20000 mAh power bank produced by ExtraStar (if I understood correctly a Spanish-Chinese enterprise) (I cannot find any info on YT, nor on the internet in general).
It has two USB output ports: 5V/1.0A and 5V/2.0A.
It charges through a micro, input 5V/2.0A.
When charging the display shows the percentage reached.
I read somewhere that charging up to 85% instead of 100% prolongs battery life.
What do you think?
Thank you.
It's ok to charge it up to 100%, it won't do that much damage to the battery life. What's more important is not to let it drain out to 0% all the time. As much as you can, try to charge it up once it hits between 10% and 20%. It can go to 0% too but try not to make a habit out of it.
@@PowerBankExpertbest explain ever it was so important to know
Thank you for the nice video. What is your thought about a phone should be charged with the mfg recommended voltage but no one talks about input voltage when charging a power pak. Secondly, when describing a power pak by watts one does not know the voltage. Therefore, one would not know the output voltage which might be too much for a particular phone. Thank you for everything
Power banks have built-in converters and can output different voltage values. But for calculating the Wh capacity, you should use 3.7 V as a reference. Check out this article for more info: www.powerbankexpert.com/how-to-convert-mah-to-wh-calculator/
Thank you so very much
what about solar pannels if out camping, as the voltage changes? any issues... btw mate - kill the elevator music your accent requires attention not teeth gritting at the aweful music. YT Creators need to understand learning theory, not sheeple hypnosis 🙏🙏
If you’re out camping leave your electronics at home clown, otherwise stay home and listen to your garb music instead malaka
Thank you! Very good, easy to understand video.
Just out of curiosity I did a test on charging speeds: In one test I charged a battery pack from another battery pack using the USB-C port connections. Battery Pack (A) charged Battery Pack (B) at a rate of approx 1% every 3 minutes which was not any slower than charging the same Battery Pack from a Wall Outlet. The Wall Outlet has USB inputs built-in but I'm not sure if they're USB 3.0 or 2.0. I suspect they are 2.0. That might be the difference.
I won't be mean, but i don't know what necessitated the making of this video. I thought it would be a technical comparison of specs, capacities, A/C to D/C conversion/efficiency, use cases for different features, or something useful. I suppose if you knew nothing of the existance of these then, well you still wouldnt learn anything. It really just stated to match USB-A to USB-A, and so forth.
Thanks ,I just one for my son with the C and micro ,but with your video I found a way to charge it faster,The screen can show that .Thank you
Thank you for making the video.
thank you for demonstrating this,
Very helpful - many thanks for the great video. Hadn’t used my power bank in some time, but needed to charge for a holiday, but none of my chargers worked so happy to have found your guide!😊
2nd power bank I’ve bought. I just for 1st time plugged it in to power the power bank and it’s not charging 🤷🏻♀️ same happened to other one
My Li-polymer 18000mAH 5v power bank should be equally chargeable from its built-in solar panel or USB. It charges OK from USB, but sunshine causes it to discharge instead of charge. Blue LEDs correctly indicate presence of sunshine on its solar panel, but this sunshine causes battery to go down instead of up. I can only suspect internal wiring between solar and battery must have reversed polarity somewhere. I seek guidance on how to correct this
Usually, power banks with built-in solar panels are very inefficient. Especially the ones with a single solar panel (some have 3-4 foldable panels and are slightly better). If it works as planned, the single solar panel can fully charge the power bank in about 20 days or so if left under direct sunlight. However, if the solar panel is of lower quality than expected, or if the power bank is not put under direct sunlight, then I could expect to see effects like the ones you mentioned. So I'm not so sure if you can do anything to fix your power bank, unfortunately.
Thanks for the reply, but no, although mine's only a single panel, I don't think my problem's anything to do with the strength of solar energy it receives; it's the polarity of the connection between its solar source and the battery. Whenever it shows solar energy being received, it starts to flatten the battery instead of charging it,
If I knew how to identify the internal connection between the solar part and the battery part, and I could simply reverse it, then I believe I could start to get some benefit from its solar generation.
I can only guess this reversed polarity symptom is due to an error in its original assembly.
@@sleepyjohn8324 If it's like you say, then maybe you can still return the power bank to the store you bought it from. These types of defects are usually covered by the warranty.
@@PowerBankExpert No, I must have had it 5 or 6 years now, so sadly long-since out of warranty. Apart from that, it would have been hard to convincingly explain my symptoms to an on-line supplier in a foreign country with limited English language ability. So that's why I thought I'd try posting on this specialist site here to see if anyone has any idea about how these solar batteries are connected up internally. Hate throwing anything in the bin!!
@@sleepyjohn8324 if you had it for 5-6 years already and the problem started just now, then it's not likely for the wiring to be wrong. Most likely the issue is with something else...maybe the circuitry.
However, since you're saying that the USB charging goes just fine, then I don't see why you can't use it for longer as a regular power bank. Solar charging would be quite inefficient if it worked anyway. USB is the best way to charge your power bank with.
Also, if at any time you decide to throw it away, please make sure to do so in a place that specifically collects batteries. Disposing of it in the general trash bin is very harmful to the environment.
Hi! thanks for the video, can you recommend a powerbank that can deliver energy at the same time as recharging?
We put together a list of a few such power banks here: www.powerbankexpert.com/power-bank-with-pass-through-charging/
My piece of garbage one don’t even charge!!!! Micro usb hooked i to my laptop and it doesn’t charge?? Why ??
Are you trying to charge the power bank from your laptop? Or the other way around? If you're trying to change the power bank from your laptop's USB port, then it most likely will take a very long time. These ports generally output low amounts of power. Please try to use a regular wall socket charger. It should work.
Is it safe to charge a power bank with both micro USB and type c simultaneously? To get charged faster?
If the power bank supports that, for sure you can. But only a minority of power banks offer dual charging (USB type C and micro USB)
I just don't understand why they don't come with a charger Breck and charger cable. It's like you have to make a wild guess what kind and voltage.
How would you rate the regular OtterBox 10k power bank?
I haven't heard of this power bank model until now, but it seems to have a micro-USB charging port. So you should be able to charge it with a micro-USB charging cable
@@PowerBankExpert thanks for the reply. I have a one with one type C and one type A. Both presumably say 18W. I hope for the best.
Really helpful
Hi i want to ask about my PB problem, it stop charging my phone when the led goes off, how to fix it
Try going through this article: www.powerbankexpert.com/power-bank-blinking-but-not-charging/
Thank you! Just what I needed to get on my feet!😊
Можно ли заряжать power bank одновременно двумя разными сетевыми зарядными устройствами? Например micro-usb и type-c
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What should be the power / wattage of charger to charge "MI pocket powerbank..10k mapmhr"?
Any charger should do, but for fast charging, they recommend 9V/2A: store.mi.com/in/item/3204500003
@@PowerBankExpert Thank you so much for the reply sir
My display is probably broken so I wasn't seeing it charging so I wanted to no if I was doing it wrong
Can I charge a 100W output power bank with a 33W charger?
You should be able to, yes.
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Who is this video for, octogenarians who are just now finding out about modern technology? I mean, it's pretty simple.
I still have people come to me who still get confused between Micro USB & type C. You should see theirs brains explode if you throw Mini USB into the mix
My power got discharged after i forgot to unplugged it from a charger with no power.... is that normal?
Do you mean it was left plugged into a wall charger with no power? If so, it doesn't seem like a normal activity.
Fast charging power banks likely have great application in EV cars.
Why doesn't the fast charging wall adapter charge it fast like it does with the phone?
Can any of those charge/plugged into the wall, while a device is drawing operational power? Or does the device/port power get cut as soon you plug the bank into the wall?
I believe you're referring to pass-through charging. Please see this video for more details: ruclips.net/video/karYqoltAO4/видео.html
great info!! i have a "Powerology 4 in 1 Power Bank Station" that when i try to charge it, it gives me a blinking green light and doesnt progress. any idea??? thanks a lot!!
I'm not that familiar with that product, however, a blinking green light is generally a sign that the power bank is charging. Maybe you're using a slow charger and thus it takes a lot of time to see progress? Have you tried changing the charging cable and/or the wall charger? Also, please check out the user manual. In there it's generally detailed what the charging process should look like.
Should I use my phone's fast charger to charge my slow input 5v 2.1A power bank?
You should be able to do that.
Whats the name of the first 2 power bank chargers
The first one is a no-name brand called "Blow", while the 2nd one is the INIU BI-B61 10000mAh. You can see more details here: www.powerbankexpert.com/iniu-22-5w-10000mah-power-bank-review/
Thank you so much I was so confused you deserve better support for your video
My power bank charges but the first blinker is skipped ,it is now charging the second blinker , but the first blinker is not charged, is it still charging?
If the second LED light is blinking, then it should still be charging. It's possible that the first light is not working anymore.
Bleaa you, as you wereso helpful😊
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Nice huawei chargers
You left a radio on, playing in the background.
3:13, where can I get this charger you are holding in your hand from?
If I remember correctly it was an Asus charger that came with a phone. You should be able to find similar and even better chargers online.
@@PowerBankExpert Thanks
Can i charge my power bank, and in the same time charge my phone via power bank?
That is doable, however, the power bank needs to have a "pass-through charging" function. Not all power banks have it, so if you're buying a new one make sure it's clearly specified. For more info, check out this article: www.powerbankexpert.com/what-is-pass-through-charging/
Charge the power bank with a low or strong wattage head
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Very helpful indeed !
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Can you damage your power bank if you charge it for example with a MacBook Pro charger 86w charger? Or any laptop charger?
As long as they are compatible, you won't damage the power bank even though the charger can supply more power than the power bank actually needs. The power bank will only "take" as much power as it can.
That’s funny because i’m actually using a battery pack is my replacement charger for my laptop because I can’t find the actual charger for it this should output enough watts to power on and charge
Why bank charging slow now tell me please
When is the "how to poop" tutorial?
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I can't charge my Fantech 10000mah.
What's possible problem TIA
It's difficult to know what the actual problem is without analyzing the power bank. Maybe this article will help you troubleshoot: www.powerbankexpert.com/power-bank-blinking-but-not-charging/
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Can I charge my joyroom 10k mah power bank with 80W charger?
Yes, you should be able to. Give it a try.
@@PowerBankExpert Thanks a lot
If I purchase a power bank maybe a 20,000 or more how long will that power bank how many times can I get a full charge out of one power bank
I'm not sure I fully understand the question. But the number of charges you will get will depend on the size of your phone's battery. A 20000mAh power bank could charge your phone up to 3-4 times. Here are more details on this topic: www.powerbankexpert.com/how-many-mah-to-charge-phone/
How many time can I fully charged 100% my phone battery
@@victoriotrevino9757 It depends on the capacity of your phone's battery
I have that but in black, the problem is that its flashlight is on and I have no idea how to turn it off
Try to press the power button two times in quick succession. If that doesn't work, try a long-press on the power button.
@@PowerBankExpert I already tried it and it keeps turning on, no matter how much I press the button the flashlight does not turn off
Should the charging block wattage be the same as the power bank wattage ?
No, they can be different. Power banks have regulating circuitry that will draw the power needed, even if the charging block can supply more power.
@@PowerBankExpert Thank you. Does the block wattage affect the time it takes to recharge a power bank. 12w vs 18w 5v/2a
@@edwardgreen5880 yes, it does. if the wattage is lower than the max input of the power bank, it will take longer to load. You should preferably use charging blocks with higher wattage.
@@PowerBankExpert Thank you.
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Thanks for tutorial
Thank you so much!
Helpful video?
Can i charge with two imputs?
Some power banks allow for dual charging. It depends on your power bank model.
What Power Bank do you recommend for the Steam Deck?
According to the power requirements of the Steam Deck, you'd need a power bank that outputs at least 45W. Here's an example: www.powerbankexpert.com/ravpower-portable-charger-20000mah-pd-60w-review/
@@PowerBankExpert Thanks very much…
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Amazing how many people needed an explanation of the obvious!!
And how many rude comments there are..
Well, hey, you must be from a younger generation than us in our late 70's... so we needed the instruction as the instruction booklets don't get it... and, guess what, I'll send you some of my 8 track music and see if you can figure that out. ha
thank you..
Can these be charged in car?
Yes, they can
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Hey bro which type charger better for mi 20000 mah 3i
Any USB type C charger that can output at least 18W
Simply you have to charge your power bank from another one if you are not having wall socket meaning you are outside and you need to charge your power bank anyway possible