I was looking for a power bank back in the spring for charging cameras\cellphone\wireless mic's and wouldn't you know it I landed on INIU power bank. I ordered the 10000mAh/37Wh and Mark I tell you I am really happy with it. I can charge my cellphone to 100% 3 for sure and maybe even 4 times with it. Perfect for those overnight Drifts. It was even under 30 bucks at the time which as you know is of upmost importance to me. I see there on sale now for 17.99$ which I feel is worth every penny. Thanks for sharing the big brother version. It too looks to be every bit as good as mine. You will get alot of good use out of it I'm sure.
Is yours the one with the dog paw lights that show battery status? The irony is when I visited my son in England he had one and that is why I reached out to the company
I hope this country treated you well. Even the smaller powerbanks from Inui seem to work well. I bought an Inui 10,000 for my wife. It is very slimline, only slightly thicker than the phone it is used to charge. The charge indicator is a cutesy blue dog's footprint of which the four toes represents 25% charge each. My wife now no longer has to keep charging her phone at the mains charger as it seems to work for most of the day. Not the item you are demonstrating but it shows the designers of powerbanks are thinking 'how can I make this better'
Of interest, my son has the very power bank you mention. It is the reason I reached out to INIU. Had a great time in the UK. Even go to the Wilderness Gathering in Wiltshire. Thanks for commenting
G'day Mark, yep, like it, for all those reasons you mentioned, and well priced too for the capability. I'm with ya mate, what's all that screen real estate about just for a % ....... I assumed there was gonna be all sorts of I/P and O/P info, ... very odd. Incidentally, one thing I'd like to see is a decent method of holding a phone and power bank together, i.e. captive when on the move. Currently I use a ranger band, but its a clumsy solution. I was think'n more like a phone cover with an add on/removable power bank pocket, (or vice versa for that matter), perhaps zipped/velcro-ed together. Simply connect/disconnect a short cable as required. Cheers Duke
I have seen (not sure where) a battery bank that charges your phone wirelessly and has some type of clip to hold them together. Of course, my old phone won't charge that way. Thanks for commenting Duke
@@MarkYoungBushcraft Well thats a way, didnt think of that, but nup me either mate, my ol' Samsung A5 is very good and hasn't missed beat, but it sure wont do that. Btw; forgot to mention, I reckon the weight of an add on power bank at rear could well facilitate a stand on edge viewing capability too, i.e. depending on the dimensions of both devices they could just inherently sit at a viewing angle on edge, or alternatively in a pouch or clip design, force them to do so.
Sorry for my ignorance as I am new to these things... I did some research but couldn't find the answer. I ordered a solar panel to charge my cell and flashlights. Now I only been able to find that you charge this power bank by plugging it into the wall with a wall adapter. The question is, will I be able to charge this power bank with my portable camping solar panels?
As mentioned, you can charge your power bank as long as your solar panel has either a USB-A or USB-C output port. My first system was from Anker (I have a video if interested). I would charge the power bank during the day then charge my phone and flashlights from the power bank at night. Thanks for commenting
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I was looking for a power bank back in the spring for charging cameras\cellphone\wireless mic's and wouldn't you know it I landed on INIU power bank. I ordered the 10000mAh/37Wh and Mark I tell you I am really happy with it. I can charge my cellphone to 100% 3 for sure and maybe even 4 times with it. Perfect for those overnight Drifts. It was even under 30 bucks at the time which as you know is of upmost importance to me. I see there on sale now for 17.99$ which I feel is worth every penny. Thanks for sharing the big brother version. It too looks to be every bit as good as mine. You will get alot of good use out of it I'm sure.
Is yours the one with the dog paw lights that show battery status? The irony is when I visited my son in England he had one and that is why I reached out to the company
@@MarkYoungBushcraft yes that is the one.
Good review Mark, Thanks for your support!
Most welcome. Great product. Thanks for commenting
I hope this country treated you well. Even the smaller powerbanks from Inui seem to work well. I bought an Inui 10,000 for my wife. It is very slimline, only slightly thicker than the phone it is used to charge. The charge indicator is a cutesy blue dog's footprint of which the four toes represents 25% charge each. My wife now no longer has to keep charging her phone at the mains charger as it seems to work for most of the day. Not the item you are demonstrating but it shows the designers of powerbanks are thinking 'how can I make this better'
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Of interest, my son has the very power bank you mention. It is the reason I reached out to INIU. Had a great time in the UK. Even go to the Wilderness Gathering in Wiltshire. Thanks for commenting
I love this charger. I can charge my Ultra 9 100w laptop with it.
Right on. Thanks for commenting
G'day Mark, yep, like it, for all those reasons you mentioned, and well priced too for the capability.
I'm with ya mate, what's all that screen real estate about just for a % ....... I assumed there was gonna be all sorts of I/P and O/P info, ... very odd.
Incidentally, one thing I'd like to see is a decent method of holding a phone and power bank together, i.e. captive when on the move. Currently I use a ranger band, but its a clumsy solution. I was think'n more like a phone cover with an add on/removable power bank pocket, (or vice versa for that matter), perhaps zipped/velcro-ed together. Simply connect/disconnect a short cable as required.
Cheers Duke
I have seen (not sure where) a battery bank that charges your phone wirelessly and has some type of clip to hold them together. Of course, my old phone won't charge that way. Thanks for commenting Duke
@@MarkYoungBushcraft Well thats a way, didnt think of that, but nup me either mate, my ol' Samsung A5 is very good and hasn't missed beat, but it sure wont do that.
Btw; forgot to mention, I reckon the weight of an add on power bank at rear could well facilitate a stand on edge viewing capability too, i.e. depending on the dimensions of both devices they could just inherently sit at a viewing angle on edge, or alternatively in a pouch or clip design, force them to do so.
Good video but your mic seems to be broken, it starts in stereo but most of the video is in mono.
Yes, I was having some issues at that time. Hopefully, they are resolved. Thanks for commenting
Sorry for my ignorance as I am new to these things... I did some research but couldn't find the answer. I ordered a solar panel to charge my cell and flashlights. Now I only been able to find that you charge this power bank by plugging it into the wall with a wall adapter. The question is, will I be able to charge this power bank with my portable camping solar panels?
I can use my small solar panels to charge my battery banks. Normal USB charging cables should work, that's what I use. ✌️
As mentioned, you can charge your power bank as long as your solar panel has either a USB-A or USB-C output port. My first system was from Anker (I have a video if interested). I would charge the power bank during the day then charge my phone and flashlights from the power bank at night. Thanks for commenting
@@redsorgum, Thank you for the reply.
@@MarkYoungBushcraft , Thank you for the reply.
I carry a power bank in my pack everyday. Like you said, this would definitely be good for longer trips. ✌️🇺🇸🇨🇦✌️
Totally agree! Thanks for commenting
Great video. Thanks Mark, these are great to see
Glad you like them! Thanks for commenting
Great Price For This Bank ! Good Run Time Shared Many Thanks Mark ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks for commenting Terry
Funny, They show more usable information on the BI-B64. Maybe they can show the same info on the 63
Hopefully they will upgrade this model as well. Thanks for commenting
Thank you for sharing 👍
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
Good review Mark, thanks for sharing, God bless !
Thanks, you too!