Mini Router UPS for your WiFi Routers 3 Popular Models Tested

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • Backup Power aka Portable UPS also known as Mini UPS for your WiFi Routers so that. your work does not get interrupted if there is a power outage I tested 3 different models. What you should know about these portable router UPS and who is this for and for whom these might not be suitable. I had purchased 3 different popular models one for Oakter, one from Resonate 2A model and third from Zinq and share my experience in this video.
    1) Zinq 12V 2A UPS Router amzn.to/3lVxbq9
    2) Resonate RouterUPS CRU12V 2A amzn.to/3jLvuc6
    3) Oakter Mini UPS for 12V WiFi Router amzn.to/3xJj4GK

Комментарии • 959

  • @geekyranjit
    @geekyranjit  3 года назад +334

    Many of you have been asking does this work with Jio Fiber supplied router and yes it does.

    • @midhunmanohar
      @midhunmanohar 3 года назад +21

      Perfect timing for this product review as I was confused what to buy. 👍

    • @MaharashtraTractors
      @MaharashtraTractors 3 года назад +1

      Ur a some

    • @arvindadduri8658
      @arvindadduri8658 3 года назад +3

      Great..thanks👍

    • @sumansaurav7474
      @sumansaurav7474 3 года назад +4

      What about energy intelligence. That company provides 3 years of warrenty.

    • @spcraju
      @spcraju 3 года назад +22

      Hey Ranjith,
      You don't need a Router UPS. You can have a USB to DC barrel adapter and connect it to a two way charging power bank which costs less than 1k. I have been using in this way from the past 6 months with my TP-Link AX1500 WiFI 6 router and Mi power bank without any issues. You can use the same power bank to simultaneously charge your phone on a long power cut. Even the mileage is far better like 7-10 hours of backup depends on usage.
      Router UPS isn't worth the price. I hope this helps for most people.

  • @ganeshacharya595
    @ganeshacharya595 3 года назад +259

    Why dont they put the battery in the router itself? "Router with 5 hrs of power backup" :)

    • @dhanushraju4062
      @dhanushraju4062 3 года назад +29

      😄 because battery life is for 1 year then useless!

    • @voltgaming2213
      @voltgaming2213 3 года назад +19

      Because it will be pointless and heavy stuff will increase the prices, the company also doesn't count frequent power cuts that happens in India

    • @nil3010
      @nil3010 3 года назад +6

      Most routers are not made for India market in mind
      Also battery change can became a hasel
      Having a different power bank/ups is better

    • @mangeshshinde4738
      @mangeshshinde4738 2 года назад +1

      Price also high

    • @alpha_pixel_
      @alpha_pixel_ 2 года назад +2

      Most places have backup power like office ups and most home pcs have a ups.

  • @GareebScientist
    @GareebScientist 3 года назад +230

    Many fibre based Internet services have separate modem and router. Wish these companies provided 2 output ports instead

    • @AmareshChoudhary24
      @AmareshChoudhary24 3 года назад +4

      There are some which has a standard 3 pin socket. And the new fiber router especially from airtel has single modem router.

    • @ritwiksondhi
      @ritwiksondhi 3 года назад +8

      If space is not an issue, better go with a normal 600VA UPS. I use my old Intex UPS with my Modem and Router, works wonderfully.

    • @sukhinsl3917
      @sukhinsl3917 3 года назад +2

      @@ritwiksondhi but ups convert dc current to ac , so it won't last for long time .

    • @ritwiksondhi
      @ritwiksondhi 3 года назад

      @@sukhinsl3917 My intex UPS is 7 years old and it managed to give over an hour of backup.

    • @redbluebrownmonkey4315
      @redbluebrownmonkey4315 3 года назад +2

      Wow,, @Gareeb Scientist in the comment. The best indian tech RUclipsr. No offense to Ranjit.
      By the way one can use a dc splitter cable. I'm using it. Works like a charm. Use parallel connection of course. One needs to check the voltage requirements. The splitter cables are cheap though.

  • @animesh_dewan
    @animesh_dewan 2 года назад +2

    Your videos could be much better if you script what you are talking about instead of going off the cuff as its too hard to follow you when you are all over the place with no continuous chain of thought. Just a bit of constructive criticism.

  • @nitish.anand99
    @nitish.anand99 3 года назад +15

    I am currently using the Cuzor UPS (from that Bangalore startup) and my first unit wasn't charging after I had drained the battery. The unit was replaced and I haven't drained it again, It works okay now.

    • @Aven_Krishna
      @Aven_Krishna 3 года назад +1

      I have also been using same UPS in my TP Link MR600. Never faced any problem till... It's a very good product from an Indian brand.

  • @soubhikmukherjee6871
    @soubhikmukherjee6871 3 года назад +35

    Waiting for your z fold 3 review 😁😁

    • @geekyranjit
      @geekyranjit  3 года назад +31

      LOL don't have the device with me.... so the review will take a long time :)

    • @abhikanur9606
      @abhikanur9606 3 года назад +1

      @@geekyranjit can i use it with 9v rated modem

    • @viveksingh_01
      @viveksingh_01 3 года назад

      @@abhikanur9606 obviously

    • @rav5098
      @rav5098 3 года назад +1

      And it's even important when this video has ad of Z3 fold in start🤣🤣

    • @sayeretmatkaal
      @sayeretmatkaal 3 года назад

      @@abhikanur9606 NO. Don't try it, it is very risky, it will overheat the modem.
      Get a BUCK-CONVERTER, set it for 9v output, and connect it to any 12v source

  • @LoneWolf12344
    @LoneWolf12344 3 года назад +27

    9:11 exactly my situation, Airtel and Jio provide a hybrid system but local operators provide only the modem with which i had to install a router too, that's why 2 output ports in that ups would have been ideal.

    • @redbluebrownmonkey4315
      @redbluebrownmonkey4315 3 года назад +3

      You can use a dc splitter cable. Just check the voltage and current requirements. Dc splitter cables are available online at a very cheap price. I'm using it.

    • @sahaakash
      @sahaakash 3 года назад +1

      @@redbluebrownmonkey4315 can you provide some links?

    • @voltgaming2213
      @voltgaming2213 3 года назад +1

      Or if you use a better router than the provided one

    • @gurupramodashetty452
      @gurupramodashetty452 3 года назад

      Just use a dc splitter i made my own dc splitter and its working fine for both router and ont device

    • @sahaakash
      @sahaakash 3 года назад

      @@gurupramodashetty452 how?

  • @jeevan1951
    @jeevan1951 3 года назад +7

    Bought a step up dc converter...and connected to mi 20000mAh powerbank...
    I get 36 hours backup..total spent 1.5k..

  • @anantsagar2793
    @anantsagar2793 3 года назад +12

    I had bought the resonate router ups just a week back. Its working perfectly fine. Had you made this video a week earlier i'd have saved 500 rs😂

    • @Gilgal_hmar
      @Gilgal_hmar 3 года назад

      😂😅 niceee one

    • @googler2147
      @googler2147 3 года назад

      Life is not that great. 1 year to 1.5 years and mostly battery stops charging

  • @harshvardhanrathi5499
    @harshvardhanrathi5499 3 года назад +2

    I dont get this category of products.. a normal ups which is made for ups costs 2k for600 va one..why not use that instead of these?

    • @hallucination64
      @hallucination64 3 года назад

      Exactly. I too use desktop ups and its works like charm

  • @thepredator2964
    @thepredator2964 3 года назад +17

    I'm using Zinq past 8 months for my hathway 2.4GHz router, battery backup is about 6 HOURS!!!! It's amazing, never expected such as good performance!

    • @james77282
      @james77282 2 года назад

      May I know how to charge it separtely without connecting as my zinq mini ups shuts down as power goes off..I think its battery drained

    • @thepredator2964
      @thepredator2964 2 года назад

      @@james77282 disconnect the wifi router and only plug in the zinq to the adapter

    • @ankitvitha2843
      @ankitvitha2843 Год назад

      Thanks

    • @thepredator2964
      @thepredator2964 Год назад

      @@ankitvitha2843 still using it
      And getting solid 5+ hours of backup time

    • @ankitvitha2843
      @ankitvitha2843 Год назад

      @@thepredator2964 again Thanks alot🙌, i was searching for the ups which is compatible with Hathway 2.4GHz Router.

  • @vishalgurnaney236
    @vishalgurnaney236 Год назад +1

    Bhai go for a known brand only ... these products are not reliable i bought this and stopped working in one month and service center guys will keep asking to visit again and again ab ye sala 1k liye kaun ghumenga service centers .... Please go for a good brand and also check the service center should be near by where you stay otherwise its waste of money.

  • @ragboysinterestinglife
    @ragboysinterestinglife 3 года назад +8

    I always love these type of content from GeekyRanjit !! ❤
    I Hope you are Fine !! 😀

  • @chetanrao2531
    @chetanrao2531 2 года назад +1

    Your Video but please do make it simple, just a suggestion

  • @AnirBanerjee94
    @AnirBanerjee94 3 года назад +4

    This is pure coincidence. I have ordered Cuzor CZ-01A-12 Power Backup for Router today n @Geekyranjit came up with this video all of a sudden.

    • @rahulb4638
      @rahulb4638 2 года назад

      Would you recommend Cuzor over Resonant?

  • @BhanuPratap-tt6qj
    @BhanuPratap-tt6qj 3 года назад +10

    Thank you so much for making quality content 🤠.

  • @apuru306
    @apuru306 3 года назад +7

    Thanks for the review on oakter. I was almost going to purchase it from cred.

  • @angryatoppie
    @angryatoppie 3 года назад +6

    When is nord 2 full review coming? Waiting for it eagerly!

  • @riteshgarg
    @riteshgarg 3 года назад +14

    I made my own router UPS for a 12V JioFiber router from an old power bank and it has been working fine for more than a year. The building cost was around 400/-.

    • @manishsatapathy4165
      @manishsatapathy4165 3 года назад +2

      How?

    • @rashmisingh-fd3xw
      @rashmisingh-fd3xw 3 года назад +1

      Share the idea man!

    • @riteshgarg
      @riteshgarg 3 года назад +5

      Its very easy, for creating 12volts you need 3 things
      2, 3.7v batteries from a powerbank, a 2S BMS (150-200rs) and a dc-dc boost converter (200 rs)
      BMS takes care of charging the batteries in a balanced was and also keeps the voltage stable while discharging. DC-DC boost converter connects to BMS and converts 7.8v from BMS to regulated 12 volts
      My UPS which has 2 batteries from Mi 10000mah powerbank (2.5 years old) runs the router for more than 6 hours

  • @yashdcc
    @yashdcc 2 года назад +1

    i have 5 v wifi will this power bank work for my wifi please reply

  • @anjoesebastian5135
    @anjoesebastian5135 3 года назад +4

    I'm using Cuzor (12V), it's small(palm size) It's great....₹1700

    • @rupbhatt
      @rupbhatt 3 года назад

      How's the power backup for Cuzor

    • @anjoesebastian5135
      @anjoesebastian5135 3 года назад

      @@rupbhatt 3 hours for sure...It's so small

    • @rupbhatt
      @rupbhatt 3 года назад

      @@anjoesebastian5135 thanks

  • @jagadishnaidu7006
    @jagadishnaidu7006 2 года назад +1

    Hi Ranjith 👋
    I bought Zinq UPS after watching your video. There is a small issue with it, actually whenever power goes off...There is LOSS OF SIGNAL(But power is on) , even after connecting this UPS .because of this there is a lag of min one to one n half minute to switch UPS power. Any solution for this?

    • @mukundkedia9003
      @mukundkedia9003 Год назад

      I am facing the same issue with Airtel Xtrem fiber. Let me know if you get any fix for the same.

  • @sebastianps7095
    @sebastianps7095 3 года назад +9

    Was actually looking for something like this!
    Best versatile Indian reviewer out there!

  • @Explore_and_Beyond.
    @Explore_and_Beyond. 3 года назад +1

    On this topic it would hardly take 5-6min of video which you stretched it to 12min unnecessarily. You were just 'Beating around the bush' no direct answer. Faltu ka yaha waha ka bate.

  • @abhisheksengupta1773
    @abhisheksengupta1773 3 года назад +20

    WIFI UPS was really cheap initially. As lockdown and WFH increased, these prices skyrocketed. I have 2 router UPS one from Zinq and another from another company I can't recall. I got both of them for less than 1k

  • @omkarbarde6799
    @omkarbarde6799 3 года назад +1

    Does it supports jiofiber

  • @ssaipavansastry6656
    @ssaipavansastry6656 3 года назад +7

    Have been using Resonate for the past 1 year. Super good product. 6 to 8 hours backup.

  • @mprasad3661
    @mprasad3661 2 года назад +1

    Rosonet am using for jio fiber it's working fine

  • @multazimleo7865
    @multazimleo7865 3 года назад +3

    With my luminous ips, if power goes out the router doesn't reboot. So I guess I don't need one. 😎😎

  • @prashantsharma9858
    @prashantsharma9858 Год назад +1

    What about quantum UPS ?

  • @adilsaleem6307
    @adilsaleem6307 3 года назад +5

    I'm using Resonate for Jio Fiber router. Absolutely reliable. Great backup.

  • @sanjaynegi4840
    @sanjaynegi4840 Год назад +1

    Wich one best for Jio router ?

  • @theaddysudhansu
    @theaddysudhansu 3 года назад +4

    Ranjit Sir I hope that this year you will also upgrade to Galaxy Z Fold 3 .
    You are most Popular Tech Wizard . Thanks for bringing this type of stuff, content. ☺️☺️😌😌

  • @saptarshipaulchoudhury9201
    @saptarshipaulchoudhury9201 3 года назад +1

    Why you need ups for router I connected my router with inverter problem solved.

  • @KamzRanjan
    @KamzRanjan 3 года назад +8

    I have been using this product since three months for my excitel wifi router, and I can without a doubt say that it was the best decision I ever made, period

    • @saiteja5574
      @saiteja5574 2 года назад

      zinq router u r saying? but excitel router have 12v 1.5A is it work?

  • @kadambhushan82
    @kadambhushan82 3 года назад +7

    I am using zinq ups from more than a year.. it works like charm. Got close to 4.5 hrs backup for airtel fiber optic router.

    • @chaitanyapatil9692
      @chaitanyapatil9692 Год назад

      Is it worth money?

    • @kadambhushan82
      @kadambhushan82 Год назад

      @@chaitanyapatil9692 Undoubtedly - best investment if you WFH and prefer uninterrupted wi-fi.

  • @ashwathamin1988
    @ashwathamin1988 3 года назад +1

    Resonate comes under different power output even split cable.. I am using Resonate with split cable to power my wifi router n modem… Resonate is best

  • @swapnilgawade21
    @swapnilgawade21 3 года назад +3

    Just bought Dr Com Router backup. Must buy for those who want simultaneous multiple output (fiber owner). It lasted 3+ hour power outage today and can be used to charge upto 3 devices including usb out for mobile charging.

    • @rajeshrr8055
      @rajeshrr8055 3 года назад

      Yes brother I too buyed same product and using from past 1 month and it given 5hrs backup for me ..

  • @simranpreetsingh4132
    @simranpreetsingh4132 3 года назад +1

    Connected my wifi router to inverter
    RIP 🪦 wifi ups

  • @22b_gc8
    @22b_gc8 3 года назад +53

    I've been using Resonate for about 4 months now , with my Airtel DSL connection. Since the DSL one does not have a powerful router, it gave me a backup of 6 1/2 hours. Plus the switching is seamless and the device has good build quality.

    • @11.arshabhdwivedi41
      @11.arshabhdwivedi41 2 года назад

      Airtel xstream fibre ??

    • @22b_gc8
      @22b_gc8 2 года назад +1

      @@11.arshabhdwivedi41 nope, it's DSL🥲. DSL to fibre upgradation should've taken place last year, but Covid extended the timeline.

    • @ashishsingh41220
      @ashishsingh41220 2 года назад

      Should we have to charge the powerbank??

    • @22b_gc8
      @22b_gc8 2 года назад

      @@ashishsingh41220 you have to keep it plugged in, just like a desktop UPS.

    • @ashishsingh41220
      @ashishsingh41220 2 года назад

      @@22b_gc8 ok so it will get charged by the Xtreme fiber switch when there is no power cut??

  • @gauravrai8294
    @gauravrai8294 3 года назад +1

    Why we need ups specially for WiFi if we have home inverter already?? Does it make sense??🙄 My WiFi 24hrs running if lights cut no problems becz it already plugged in a board which is directly linked to a inverter...so why we need another specific ups💁

    • @geeteshful
      @geeteshful 3 года назад

      Exactly i also use invertor for router

  • @kunshfr
    @kunshfr 3 года назад +5

    Thanks for these different from the rest tech videos, thanks a lot Ranjit sir, we can count on your reviews blindly 😃🙌

  • @TheFlyingmind1
    @TheFlyingmind1 3 года назад +1

    You missed the best of lot, The Cuzor 12v 2a

  • @lalitsingh4826
    @lalitsingh4826 3 года назад +3

    For WFH scenario what we actually need is an inverter. Single solution to all problems.

  • @Ramv9470
    @Ramv9470 3 года назад +4

    Hi sir I am using Cuzor CZ-01A-12 Power Backup for wifi router and it's come in Square shape instead of rectangle so comparatively smaller. It also working fine.
    I am using this for online classes where power goes off and backup power comes in about 10-20 seconds. So for seemless internet I am using this wifi UPS

  • @schoov5076
    @schoov5076 3 года назад +1

    too much talk in 12 m 29 s, no substance

  • @kunshfr
    @kunshfr 3 года назад +3

    Ranjit sir says "Thanks for watching" in the end of his videos
    I reply "Thanks for your wonderful videos" !! 😃🙏🙌🙌Simply the best

  • @aapnatimeaayga3904
    @aapnatimeaayga3904 3 года назад +1

    Your voice look like Sachin Tendulkar 😅👍

  • @pappi3
    @pappi3 3 года назад +3

    Should've also included Cuzor Mini UPS which is made in our very own Bengaluru. Spec wise its identical and has nice better overall fit and finish. Cuzor has the feature of on/off completely. I have it and it switches off the router if I select the off button. I have a fiber modem and a router both of which have combined output of 12v 2amp so I just attached a DC splitter cable and its providing power to both of my devices. You should've included Cuzor Mini UPS device. Its better than the ones you reviewed. Anyways I'm always fan of your tech related videos. So, kudos.

    • @sanjusamanta7308
      @sanjusamanta7308 2 года назад

      How is backup for cuzor ones

    • @pappi3
      @pappi3 2 года назад +1

      @@sanjusamanta7308 I have connected 2 devices which have 1Amp each through DC splitter cable. So, in total its 12v 2Amps which gives me power back up of approx 3.5 hours.

    • @sanjusamanta7308
      @sanjusamanta7308 2 года назад

      @@pappi3 for 2 devices or one

    • @pappi3
      @pappi3 2 года назад +1

      @@sanjusamanta7308 2 devices.

    • @sanjusamanta7308
      @sanjusamanta7308 2 года назад

      @@pappi3 damn..! Thanks for the heads up

  • @himanshushekhar866
    @himanshushekhar866 3 года назад +1

    I use the Cuzor. And it keeps the router ON for 5 hours with 2.4Ghz if electricity goes out.

  • @Joshua-YY
    @Joshua-YY 3 года назад +5

    I am using the artis AR-MINI DC-3 gives 8hrs of backup and it costs me 2.5k. It can power both 9V and 12V routers. Besides the router, it can power CCTV, set-top boxes, POE devices, and even smartphones with its USB port. The device is compact too roughly a size of a set-top box. If ur area have recurrent power failures in your area you can definitely go for this device.

    • @mayengbamayingbi5412
      @mayengbamayingbi5412 Год назад +1

      How do you u know that its 🔋 is full ?

    • @Joshua-YY
      @Joshua-YY Год назад +1

      @@mayengbamayingbi5412 You know those four green lights on it? When they're not blinking anymore and stay lit, it means it's completely charged up and good to go. It's like a sign that says, "Hey, I'm all powered up!"

    • @whiterose5083
      @whiterose5083 Год назад +1

      ​@@Joshua-YYHi glad I found your comment and recent reply. I'm about to order the same artis ups for router, can you please tell if u still would recommend the same? Is it still working after 1+yrs? I'm going through all these reviews and looks like every ups battery will die after 1yr. My Oakter died after 1yr , so looking for something more reliable. Hope you reply this:)

    • @Joshua-YY
      @Joshua-YY Год назад +1

      @@whiterose5083 Certainly! I've had the Artis UPS for my router for over 2 years now, and I'm pleased to share that it's still working flawlessly. Like with any battery-powered device, its efficiency could potentially decline over time, but up until now, it has proven to be consistently reliable. Feel free to move forward with confidence!

    • @thedheerendrabinwal
      @thedheerendrabinwal Месяц назад +1

      ​@@Joshua-YY 👋 Is it still working? Your Artis Router UPS ????

  • @Vtvinod5529
    @Vtvinod5529 2 года назад +1

    Hi @geekyranjith
    I bought the zinq model based on your review, but i wouldnt say that it is providing uninterrupted backup. It actually disconnects and takes about 1-2mins to reconnect which does not fulfill its purpose.

  • @Abhid0909
    @Abhid0909 3 года назад +45

    I’ve been using Zinq ups for my Airtel Xstream Fiber since past 1 month, and it’s giving me a backup of 5 straight hours. Pretty surprised because the size and price at which it comes it’s definitely a stellar deal. Go for it blindly.

    • @geekyranjit
      @geekyranjit  3 года назад +36

      Yeah this Zinq one has been performing very well.... as I said it's almost exactly the same as the Resonate one but that resonate one is Rs 500 more.

    • @dakshk1466
      @dakshk1466 3 года назад +2

      @@geekyranjit i have the resonate one with a tplink router and its performance is absolutely brilliant ive been getting 5 hours as well

    • @james77282
      @james77282 2 года назад

      May I know how to charge it separtely without connecting as my zinq mini ups shuts down as power goes off..I think its battery drained

    • @Anonymous-mz4fn
      @Anonymous-mz4fn 2 года назад +1

      thanks for your feed back review. I am going to buy this ups. I just need backup min of 2 hours.

    • @hariprasad3301
      @hariprasad3301 2 года назад

      Is ZINQ compatible with 12 volt 1.5 amp router?

  • @ragboysinterestinglife
    @ragboysinterestinglife 3 года назад

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    Pros. - Good Built consedring it's a foldable, Excellent Processor, Top Notch Display (120hz sAMOLED on both displays), Premium Design, S Pen Support, Price Is Lesser Compared to Z Fold2 BUT..
    Cons. - Still Too Costly For A Middle Man, Camera is not up to the mark if you are paying 1800$, Battery life is Very Very Poor!! You can consider buying Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, Samsung Tab S7 FE And Buds 2 =

  • @SunilPatel-ld3os
    @SunilPatel-ld3os 3 года назад +3

    I ordered Zinq one instantly after watching this, much needed. Thanks!

    • @abhishek.1205
      @abhishek.1205 3 года назад +1

      Buy normal computer UPS it will also help with other devices

    • @SunilPatel-ld3os
      @SunilPatel-ld3os 3 года назад +1

      @@abhishek.1205 I will have to get a computer first, I guess :D

    • @RandomGuy-om1vy
      @RandomGuy-om1vy 3 года назад +2

      @@abhishek.1205 a normal UPS wouldnt even last 1 hour underload with other devices and its not at all efficient for charging/powering DC devices.

    • @ratmaster4012
      @ratmaster4012 3 года назад +1

      sed lyf it was priced around 1090 before this video came out lol

    • @muhammedsharwan62
      @muhammedsharwan62 3 года назад

      Dr .com is better then zinq

  • @road3524
    @road3524 3 года назад +1

    Resonate UPS batteries won't last long. I purchased this in Dec 2016 from Amazon. After year later I had to replace the batteries myself. Removing body is not easy.

  • @ravindas
    @ravindas 3 года назад +9

    I have been using the Resonate UPS since September 2016. It is still working. It used to give almost 5 hours backup with Airtel Broadband (not fibre). Now I have switched to Jio Fibre. Now it gives only 1 hours backup. It may also be since the UPS is 5 years old 😁

    • @netcase8378
      @netcase8378 2 года назад +4

      That's 5 years, wow !! RESONATE has the first mover advantage

    • @karthikjmoger478
      @karthikjmoger478 11 месяцев назад

      Mine does after 1 year 😢

  • @akhilreddy2256
    @akhilreddy2256 3 года назад +1

    I have converted my ambrane powerbank to ups by using 10 rupees.

  • @Kkmanjhi
    @Kkmanjhi 3 года назад +5

    I am using the one from CUZOR- Bangalore Based start up having better quality and fit n finish + half size of these router ups costing around 1600 INR.
    It's working flawlessly since last 1.5 years.

    • @nishanthlesnar7906
      @nishanthlesnar7906 3 года назад

      @kamlesh kumar im lm also using that but one week before it suddenly fall from the table height less than meter so stopped working. only input light is working output is not coming will they cover under warranty?

    • @Kkmanjhi
      @Kkmanjhi 3 года назад +1

      @@nishanthlesnar7906 Any physical damage due to our mistake is not covered in warranty of any product unless accidental damage is separately purchased

    • @nishanthlesnar7906
      @nishanthlesnar7906 3 года назад

      @@Kkmanjhi is there anyway bro to fix it?

    • @Kkmanjhi
      @Kkmanjhi 3 года назад

      @@nishanthlesnar7906 It's pretty much like the power bank We get for 800-900 INR range but with an extra UPS circuit.
      If you can create or repair a DIY electronic circuit then yes.

  • @Sumit_Bhise
    @Sumit_Bhise 2 года назад +1

    I have router which is connected to modem, in this case will it provide uninterrupted wifi connection?

    • @DSCKottawa
      @DSCKottawa 2 года назад

      If the router and modem are two separate things, then no, you will have to buy a ups for both of them

  • @honestboy4
    @honestboy4 3 года назад +3

    Great review as always, this thing sounds useful. But compared to basic UPS from microtek the cost is not justified.

  • @Karanogram_
    @Karanogram_ 3 года назад +1

    If you're using a 5V wifi router then you can use USB to 5V cable and connect your power bank to the wifi router. Costs around 250₹

  • @apoorvpradhan5933
    @apoorvpradhan5933 3 года назад +4

    These products are really good but the lack of 2 port is major issue, I didn't took ISP's router so they provided me with an ONT and I purchased my own router, but both the products require power separately.
    But as I have inverter installed at my home, there is no such issue !

  • @shuvohira5979
    @shuvohira5979 3 года назад

    Using Resonate ups for jiofiber. Works perfectly fine...

  • @siddharthsharma2008
    @siddharthsharma2008 3 года назад +23

    I did some research before buying this device (though I had a recommendation for zinq from someone) but Cuzor seems more reliable and compact as well, works with Jiofiber router/modem.
    1 year warranty (No questions asked).
    Home pick and drop (at least for Bangalore).
    Excellent customer support if you run into any battery issue.
    Battery replacement is facilitated too. INR 599 (post warranty)
    This is a Start up from Bangalore and they promised that soon the device will undergo change and the batteries will be available online and can be replaced on your own.

    • @naufalaj8380
      @naufalaj8380 3 года назад

      Are they going to release a new model?

    • @siddharthsharma2008
      @siddharthsharma2008 3 года назад +1

      @@naufalaj8380 the customer service said, though he didn't confirm anything on the date.

    • @nivi_in
      @nivi_in 2 года назад

      Thanks for your comment. Getting this, since Zinq seems to be Out of Stock. :)

    • @खून्सटबिल्ला
      @खून्सटबिल्ला 2 года назад +1

      My jio router shows a minimum requirement of 2.5A current. But this cuzor ups works only on 2A

    • @youtubevanced5913
      @youtubevanced5913 2 года назад

      @@खून्सटबिल्ला I think they have a 2.5A variant too

  • @Rishikumar-qb1gh
    @Rishikumar-qb1gh 3 года назад +1

    You've missed Cuzor CZ-01A which is really works good for me.

  • @soumyajitdas2007
    @soumyajitdas2007 3 года назад +7

    DRU - 8000 is much better choice, at least for me bcoz i have a 9v router and a 12v ONU. I have to power both simultaneously. I tested the ups with both of my devices connected and I kept it running for around 5 hours and as per the indicator I still had 40-50% power remaining. The best thing is that it costs same as the resonate and I didn't have to buy other splitter with it and it has 8000mah battery which is greater than the resonate I think.

    • @coolestspott69
      @coolestspott69 Год назад +3

      Exactly dru8000 seems to be a better option.. Using 2 of em, 12v and 9v is such a blessing

    • @kiranhon7894
      @kiranhon7894 Год назад

      Hi how's the status of the device now?

    • @supercoolkartik
      @supercoolkartik Год назад

      HOw much did it cost you then?

  • @harshits6960
    @harshits6960 3 года назад +1

    Just buy a powerbank which can charge itself and provide power to connected devices simultaneously for Rs. 800-1200 and get a USB to whatever type of cable router uses or jerry-rig by connecting a old USB Type A cable's power lines with router cable's power lines..

  • @riyadhs
    @riyadhs 3 года назад +3

    Using Cuzor 12V 2A Mini UPS since July 2020 gives 4+ hours of backup and works without any issues. Nice design. But its little pricey compared to the Zinq one.

  • @tariquenawazkhan1699
    @tariquenawazkhan1699 3 года назад +1

    Are you testing upcoming Motorola smartphones ?? will we get early handson on channel

  • @varunkumar9799
    @varunkumar9799 3 года назад +3

    I've been using quantum ups for routers and don't see any issues with it.. there is no lag time switching b/w the power..

  • @pravin7
    @pravin7 3 года назад +1

    As an Electrical Student I’d harvest some li-ion cells from old laptop battery or a powerbank and I’ll get a BMS board from Robu or Amazon for like 300Rs and make my own pack of 12V and for dual voltage mode I can use a buck converter which is like 100rs and I’ll vary the POT to get 9V. Voila now you have your own UPS with much more backup time
    ..This is my setup i power my fiber ONT and a TP link router at the same time and it lasts for more than 7Hours…If you are in to DIY.This is your go to solution

  • @vineelarepalli
    @vineelarepalli 3 года назад +1

    Using Flipkart Smartbuy UPS... Best value for money... Currently it's out of stock I think ... You can also checkout Quantum Ups
    Both are value for money @ 1000rs

    • @AmareshChoudhary24
      @AmareshChoudhary24 3 года назад +1

      The zinq and Flipkart smartbuy one are same product i think. Same design sticker preference even same text. Just different brand name and model number. Flipkart router is cheaper maybe coz they own the platform so they don't have to commission.

    • @vineelarepalli
      @vineelarepalli 3 года назад +2

      @@AmareshChoudhary24 Yes... Even Quantum QHM-660 looks same... Just rebranded

  • @radhukrishnan2865
    @radhukrishnan2865 3 года назад +3

    6 month back I purchased Cuzor Mini 12V UPS from Amazon. First I decided to buy Resonate UPS. But overall rating and price was better with Cuzor UPS. One issue with Cuzor UPS is that it doesn't have an option to wall mount. Used a double sided tape and problem solved. Easily getting 4 hours of back up.

  • @the__geekboy
    @the__geekboy 3 года назад +1

    Can i use this with TP Link 12V 1A ?

  • @kollabathinamanoha2141
    @kollabathinamanoha2141 3 года назад +3

    I am using Resonate for 6months, totally worth it works flawlessly for upto 4hrs, used with jio fiber. Resonate also has 9v for lower end routers

  • @abhinavgupta358
    @abhinavgupta358 3 года назад +1

    Its best to buy a 1900 rs microtek legend 650, supports multiple devices and yes it supports wifi devices only (No zero load shutdown thing). Works flawlessly.

  • @swarooppatil1780
    @swarooppatil1780 3 года назад +3

    I am using it for past 9 months and it is damn good for router. I have 2 of them. For router with 18w power requirement it gives backup of 4-4.5 hrs and for 12w router backup is around 5.5-6 hrs.. Happy to buy it

  • @soumyaranjanpattnaik2354
    @soumyaranjanpattnaik2354 3 года назад +1

    What about the repairs though? My Zinq UPS was dead within two weeks of buying, and Amazon accepted returns till 7 days only. Haven't been able to do much, though haven't been able to reach any customer service executive from the company as well.

  • @durgeshkshirsagar116
    @durgeshkshirsagar116 3 года назад +1

    Your this studio videos don't look that professional despite good content. Time to analyse sir.

  • @madhuaryal5336
    @madhuaryal5336 2 года назад +1

    My jio router is 12v 2.5 amp. Will these ups work with jio router?

  • @umeshkumarverma5582
    @umeshkumarverma5582 3 года назад +1

    Jai shree ram 🇮🇳🚩

  • @anirudhyabatabyal9949
    @anirudhyabatabyal9949 3 года назад +1

    VI c

  • @sai14455
    @sai14455 3 года назад +1

    Zinq 12V 2A UPS Router - Using since last 5 months - it works great

  • @prabhuvadapalli9913
    @prabhuvadapalli9913 3 года назад +1

    truly speaking I need for 30mins so I think zinq is better

  • @76239akm
    @76239akm 3 года назад

    I brought Li ion batteries , a bms and made one myself about 600 rupees, you can also get a usb 5v to 12v/9v converter cable based on your needs and use it from powerbank. These branded ups are just too expensive.

  • @nil3010
    @nil3010 3 года назад +1

    I make these ups for local stores
    There is actually big demand for it
    For information these on online some of them are charging u about 30 % more then it cost
    I suggest check if manufacturers say if it uses buck or boost converter
    Buck converter is recommended for device that need CC ,CV such as dual band routers
    For information many 20kmah power bank support ups mode 👀
    5v to 12v boost converter = 12v ups 👀
    12 2a can be used for upto 3a without any issues
    Because rated power in routers is max rating 12 v 1A can power up up to 2A

  • @kunshfr
    @kunshfr 3 года назад +1

    Great video

  • @kroszborg
    @kroszborg 3 года назад +1

    yea zinq ups is better since it is priced around 1499 at amazon

  • @ADITYA-zc1bd
    @ADITYA-zc1bd 3 года назад +1

    Common home inverters that come these days works fine.
    No need to buy these.

  • @Ankit_M
    @Ankit_M 3 года назад +1

    I am Happy With DIY UPS..😊

  • @riteshgarg
    @riteshgarg 3 года назад +2

    It is advisable to fully drain the UPS battery every 1-2 weeks to keep the batteries healthy.

  • @poulomi_basu
    @poulomi_basu 3 года назад +1

    I’m using Cuzor UPS for a very long time now, it gives 4-5 hours of backup, previously with TPlink router, now with Tenda router (which came with @ACT Fibernet connection).

    • @netcase8378
      @netcase8378 2 года назад

      Cuzor is a good product too..

  • @melvintemo
    @melvintemo 3 года назад +2

    For me, I bought a good USB type C to 12V-20V cable and used my Xiaomi 20000mAh power bank to act like the UPS. The power bank can still be charged via its other micro USB port. That will even power your 19V ASUS router easily!

  • @naniyashwanth3576
    @naniyashwanth3576 3 года назад +1

    When can we expect videos on samsung fold series from you sir

  • @sharmaakshat
    @sharmaakshat 3 года назад +1

    wifi should come with a inbuilt battery

  • @geeteshful
    @geeteshful 3 года назад

    I have 5 routers in my home and all of them are connected to invertor

  • @rohanarora1047
    @rohanarora1047 3 года назад +1

    Please make a proper review video on OnePlus Nord 2

  • @greenidprathap4719
    @greenidprathap4719 6 месяцев назад

    As per installation Technician, if we use 3 AMP UPS for 2 AMP MODEM, the modem will get heated, ls it right or wrong. As per my knowledge, it will work fine without heating, will get more back up time..

  • @greenidprathap4719
    @greenidprathap4719 6 месяцев назад

    As per installation Technician, if we use 3 AMP UPS for 2 AMP MODEM, the modem will get heated, ls it right or wrong. As per my knowledge, it will work fine without heating, will get more back up time..