I brought the omni 20+ C, I charged the Omni C to 100%, then tested it on my 15" Macbook pro which had 57% energy left, I watched a 20min youtube clip, while my macbook pro was charging from the Omni 20+ C, it charged my macbook pro up to 87% and drained the Omni to 39% over the 20mins I watched the youtube clip. To be fair I may have had other applications open in the background. I think overall the Omni C is probably only good for 1 charge maybe not even that. In hind sight I think I should of brought the Omni 20 version with the replaceable battery. at least then you can have two batteries.
Have you tested and verified the mAh output of theses devices or are your reviews based on what the manufacturer says? Products reviews like these should be reserved for electricians or engineering guys that are going to take the time to test. I don't mind spending as long as I'm getting a bang for my buck.
Hi i need to buy a powerbank to charge my xiaomi laptop pro. I have a budget of approx. 100$. Can you give a true (without any commercial interest, thank you :)) advice of the best one to buy? Thank you in advance
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Hi, sorry to oppsoe your opinion about its charging time. 60,000mah take roughly 7-9 hours to fully charged. Also, your charger (including cable) may affect the charging time. ( if it support a fast charging or not)
@@azertaieb442 you're both wrong. 60000mAh doesn't tell you how long it will be charged. Let me explain: Energy is measured in Joules, Watts hour (Wh), kilowatts hour (KWH), etc. a power bank's capacity is the energy it can store. if they tell you 60000 mAh or 60Ah and they don't tell you at what voltage, they are telling you nothing. 60Ah at 1v is 60Wh, meanwhile, 60Ah at 1000V is 60 KWh. Now, usually they use that "capacity" at 3.7V or the nominal voltage a single cell lithium ion battery is rated at, which would be 222Wh. By the way, a Watt hour (Wh) capacity is using 1 W for one hour. now, here's to sum it up: say we take the 3.7V usual capacity we got earlier of 222Wh, and we wanted to know how long it will take, it depends, 100W charging would take 2.22 hours, at 65W it would take 3.42 hours, at 18W it would take 12.33 hours.
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I recently bought a power bank with a declared capacity of 60,000 mAh. In fact, I could only pump 36700 mAh into it. He could give even less.
its probably got 3.7v cells and you used a higher v to charge
Once fully charge how long do they hold there power or do they decrease over time
all battery decrease even if its not used, but i'm thinking it would take weeks or months for this to die without usage.
This is a great product for a power outage!
I brought the omni 20+ C, I charged the Omni C to 100%, then tested it on my 15" Macbook pro which had 57% energy left, I watched a 20min youtube clip, while my macbook pro was charging from the Omni 20+ C, it charged my macbook pro up to 87% and drained the Omni to 39% over the 20mins I watched the youtube clip. To be fair I may have had other applications open in the background. I think overall the Omni C is probably only good for 1 charge maybe not even that. In hind sight I think I should of brought the Omni 20 version with the replaceable battery. at least then you can have two batteries.
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I have a ninebot max electricity scooter and iam looking for the right one?
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Have you tested and verified the mAh output of theses devices or are your reviews based on what the manufacturer says? Products reviews like these should be reserved for electricians or engineering guys that are going to take the time to test. I don't mind spending as long as I'm getting a bang for my buck.
Hi i need to buy a powerbank to charge my xiaomi laptop pro. I have a budget of approx. 100$. Can you give a true (without any commercial interest, thank you :)) advice of the best one to buy?
Thank you in advance
Damn I will just buy them all.
Can be buy
So Nice 💘💘💘💘💘💘
Zeepazisth Terrors 200i strex CDKS283-SIDU299 - 8 USB, 3 Socket, 100W charger, Digital clock, Power adapter (when battery is low), On/off switch, Modes, Handler for carrying, Unbreakable, Made of Polycetyl Sulfate and Solid Polyvinylpyrrolidone, Super united portable power bank
50000 mah why battery size small ??
Super quality power bank tick haia
Post a link to view prices, if available
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price ?
Check description
I have a powerbank that is 10050 mAh
0:51 oh yeah? charge a 230W gaming laptop, go on!
Did you eventually find anything that can charge a gaming laptop?
@@thepresence2095 no, so I'll design my own
dont buy any power bank less than 45w, pd or any that take over 5 hours to charge and its something you can hold with one hand.
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Rosmoss 40000 is compatible to charge laptop?
Not graphene old technology
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60000mah do you know what's that mean !!! Meaning 24 h to charge it 100% ....24 h ....are you crazy???;!!
Hi, sorry to oppsoe your opinion about its charging time. 60,000mah take roughly 7-9 hours to fully charged. Also, your charger (including cable) may affect the charging time. ( if it support a fast charging or not)
@@nikkigracemagdali6234 i don't thenk so ...7 to 8 hours it's for a 20000mah power bank do a mathe now 60000mah=?? Hours
@@azertaieb442 you're both wrong. 60000mAh doesn't tell you how long it will be charged. Let me explain: Energy is measured in Joules, Watts hour (Wh), kilowatts hour (KWH), etc. a power bank's capacity is the energy it can store. if they tell you 60000 mAh or 60Ah and they don't tell you at what voltage, they are telling you nothing. 60Ah at 1v is 60Wh, meanwhile, 60Ah at 1000V is 60 KWh. Now, usually they use that "capacity" at 3.7V or the nominal voltage a single cell lithium ion battery is rated at, which would be 222Wh. By the way, a Watt hour (Wh) capacity is using 1 W for one hour. now, here's to sum it up: say we take the 3.7V usual capacity we got earlier of 222Wh, and we wanted to know how long it will take, it depends, 100W charging would take 2.22 hours, at 65W it would take 3.42 hours, at 18W it would take 12.33 hours.
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Army charger is £299. too expensive
I need something to charge my electric scooter with a normal uk plug you would find in the house.
Out of stock
Anyone able to help????