Doesn’t stay on phone if you have a case & its 7.5 watts, meaning trickle charge. If you’re using your phone at the same time, it barely stays in pace. But since that’s not a flaw and the company doesn’t promote either that way, NO REFUND. REFUSED. Turn phone off, plug in and use high end cable (then it charges just like any other high end charger. You’re just buying their visual design and fan concept.
If you have a MagSafe compatible case it stays perfectly. Also, trickle charging is something totally different, meaning charging small items like AirPods that continually stays charging as there is no comms back to the powerbank to let it know it is full.
I really enjoy the reviews on this channel. I like tech but I don’t know a whole lot about this kind of stuff. This allows me to get the best product for my money without buying items I don’t need. Anytime you some money it’s a good day. Thank you for the years of great reviews Jai
Powerbanks does that cause 4.2 puts to 5v at phone from 5v to 4.2v theres massive loss and cables and your setup to so it wont be 10amp battery cause loss in heat resistance and voltage conversion but need tear down and test only battery capacity to see what it is
My test is wrong? Very informative comment. Instead of telling me what to do or reading thru the comments. The mAh doesn’t matter anyway. Wh does. And with a consistent drain at what I tested it at shows the capacity. It’s not wrong you’re just stupid
@Dardania you are more than a stupid Without watching a full video how could someone just comment it @hazetech I really love your content keep doing it 🎉 it was very much informative
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10'000mAh at 3.7V is ~8'000mAH at 5V, which you've tested at. You got ~6'000mAh, so 75%. 25% loss seems normal. You also got ~29Wh out of the advertised ~37Wh, which is the same ~75%. Either way, a teardown for a look at the actual batteries would be useful.
Doesn’t stay on phone if you have a case & its 7.5 watts, meaning trickle charge. If you’re using your phone at the same time, it barely stays in pace. But since that’s not a flaw and the company doesn’t promote either that way, NO REFUND. REFUSED. Turn phone off, plug in and use high end cable (then it charges just like any other high end charger. You’re just buying their visual design and fan concept.
If you have a MagSafe compatible case it stays perfectly. Also, trickle charging is something totally different, meaning charging small items like AirPods that continually stays charging as there is no comms back to the powerbank to let it know it is full.
If you have a case you’re supposed to use it with a MagSafe case obviously that’s why I ordered a dbrand MagSafe case for my iphone when I bought this
I really enjoy the reviews on this channel. I like tech but I don’t know a whole lot about this kind of stuff. This allows me to get the best product for my money without buying items I don’t need. Anytime you some money it’s a good day. Thank you for the years of great reviews Jai
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Powerbanks does that cause 4.2 puts to 5v at phone from 5v to 4.2v theres massive loss and cables and your setup to so it wont be 10amp battery cause loss in heat resistance and voltage conversion but need tear down and test only battery capacity to see what it is
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Your test is entirely wrong since you don't understand the meaning of mAh and your test is wrong.
My test is wrong? Very informative comment. Instead of telling me what to do or reading thru the comments. The mAh doesn’t matter anyway. Wh does. And with a consistent drain at what I tested it at shows the capacity. It’s not wrong you’re just stupid
@Dardania you are more than a stupid
Without watching a full video how could someone just comment it
@hazetech I really love your content keep doing it 🎉 it was very much informative
10'000mAh at 3.7V is ~8'000mAH at 5V, which you've tested at. You got ~6'000mAh, so 75%. 25% loss seems normal.
You also got ~29Wh out of the advertised ~37Wh, which is the same ~75%.
Either way, a teardown for a look at the actual batteries would be useful.
@Dardania do you care to elaborate??
Can we get a tear down for favor