It is more than ten years that i carry a good power bank in my EDC bag or, during winter, in a pocket of a large overall. I have some flashlights able to operate from a powerbank - the small TK4 and tini2, and the SRT7i from Nitecore, and few other from other brands. I prefer powerbanks using 18650 or 21700 lithium cella, but they are ticker than powerbanks utilising Li-Po cells. Li-Po powerbanks are a problem in the depth of the winter, since Li-Po cells are disabled from the cold temperature, below 10 °C. Power banks must use QC 2.0 and PD delivery at least. I've a bunch of 10-20,000 mAh PD 3.0 Li-Po powerbanks as they are cheap, but for more dedicated use I have the Zendure 100W and the Shargeek 100W. These powerbanks are useful to recharge the LR60R and the X75 big flashlights or a portable computer. My Nitecore dealer here in the UK has only the 10K carbon fiber powerbanks but I'll try to find this 6K from somewhere else. Thanks for the video, Anthony
The battery capacity is not 6000milliamps. Milliamps is the current, not the capacity (total volume of charge). The capacity is 6000 milliamp hour, ie mAhr, and must be described that way. If you are going to review a batter, you should at least understand what you are looking at.
3700 mah - phone charged 1,5 times... propably iphone or other bad smartphone... in samsung s23 ultra or s24ultra or pixel 8 pro.. so top smarpthones on the world that would be about 0,7 times of charge... 10k powerbanks would be better can charge for about 6700 mah
'it can reliably charge your phone 1and a half times over'. BET. A 6Kmah battery MIGHT do 1.5 times, assuming 100% transfer efficiency and a phone with a 4Kmah (probably less) battery. Realistically, you MIGHT get a full battery, if you shut your phone off while its charging. Otherwise, I'd bet that a 'normal' smartphone would maybe get 60-70% bump. Look, I know you aren't Nitecore Corporate, and are just relaying what their marketing says. But if you have any way of providing feedback to Corporate Marketing, tell them that if they are going to claim a powerbank can charge a phone times, we will test it.
They make a built in battery headlamp to reduce size and weight. But the MAIN REASON is force us to buy that extended battery pack, mounted at the back, increase more 70% weight at your head . Ridiculous brand!!
Haters gonna hate. Call me a fan boy, but I love their products. I’ve used their headlamps and carbon fiber 10k banks for a few years now with no issues.
It is more than ten years that i carry a good power bank in my EDC bag or, during winter, in a pocket of a large overall. I have some flashlights able to operate from a powerbank - the small TK4 and tini2, and the SRT7i from Nitecore, and few other from other brands.
I prefer powerbanks using 18650 or 21700 lithium cella, but they are ticker than powerbanks utilising Li-Po cells. Li-Po powerbanks are a problem in the depth of the winter, since Li-Po cells are disabled from the cold temperature, below 10 °C.
Power banks must use QC 2.0 and PD delivery at least. I've a bunch of 10-20,000 mAh PD 3.0 Li-Po powerbanks as they are cheap, but for more dedicated use I have the Zendure 100W and the Shargeek 100W. These powerbanks are useful to recharge the LR60R and the X75 big flashlights or a portable computer. My Nitecore dealer here in the UK has only the 10K carbon fiber powerbanks but I'll try to find this 6K from somewhere else.
Thanks for the video,
Anthony
I wish they had upgraded the NPB1 with a USB-C port.
The battery capacity is not 6000milliamps. Milliamps is the current, not the capacity (total volume of charge).
The capacity is 6000 milliamp hour, ie mAhr, and must be described that way.
If you are going to review a batter, you should at least understand what you are looking at.
It looks great but a 5V ~ 2A output isn't up to scratch in 2024.
way too slow
just think about the weight and dimension
@@maecdai true
@@maecdai with a price €50, lightweight and compact alone aren´t enough.
I bought the nitecore carbon fiber 20,000mah after only less a year it no longer charge, very disappointed.
Nitecore powerbank has 1 year warrenty, just contact them
they should fix your's or hook you up with a new one
Is this waterproof while plugged? This is the most important feature to me.
will you be selling longer cables with the proprietary connector?
3700 mah - phone charged 1,5 times... propably iphone or other bad smartphone... in samsung s23 ultra or s24ultra or pixel 8 pro.. so top smarpthones on the world that would be about 0,7 times of charge...
10k powerbanks would be better can charge for about 6700 mah
Is this compatible with HC60 UHE
'it can reliably charge your phone 1and a half times over'.
BET.
A 6Kmah battery MIGHT do 1.5 times, assuming 100% transfer efficiency and a phone with a 4Kmah (probably less) battery. Realistically, you MIGHT get a full battery, if you shut your phone off while its charging. Otherwise, I'd bet that a 'normal' smartphone would maybe get 60-70% bump.
Look, I know you aren't Nitecore Corporate, and are just relaying what their marketing says. But if you have any way of providing feedback to Corporate Marketing, tell them that if they are going to claim a powerbank can charge a phone times, we will test it.
we
6000 milliamp-hours, not just milliamps. Please learn the difference between current and capacity.
Only 10 watts ??
what
Yup a bit slow
Is the power bank available on its own without the head band?
Yes it is. Link in the description.
Не работает, не заряжается от usb зарядки
I just want the battery, not the headstrap
Link in our description . You can purchase just the battery.
"Knives"? seriously? Like Britney Spears?
$100?
39.95!
Something, different battery. Not new.
They make a built in battery headlamp to reduce size and weight. But the MAIN REASON is force us to buy that extended battery pack, mounted at the back, increase more 70% weight at your head . Ridiculous brand!!
I like it. Most of the time I want the light weight, but occasionally you need more power capacity
That thing would double as a GREAT keychain powerbank if only it had a tiny lanyard hole to attach it to some sort of quick-release thing with.
It's really not that heavy and barely notice it on my head while wearing it.
Haters gonna hate. Call me a fan boy, but I love their products. I’ve used their headlamps and carbon fiber 10k banks for a few years now with no issues.
No it isn't
Благодарю за обзор!