Thanks for reviewing, I've purchased a number of these for myself, friends and family and I'm thoroughly happy with the powerbank (both size, capacity and charging speed). I appreciate you taking the request for this video. Thumbs up and comment to keep this channel growing.
Ticks all the boxes with no major flaws; a great option in this size class! 45W output in a power bank this size is pretty solid, IMO; I don't generally need a power bank that can put out a small amount of power for 8+ hours, I need one that can discharge fairly quickly (high power density) into whatever device I'm trying to charge back up.
Nice! Been rocking this for a few years now( its also often way cheaper than msrp $40). Has the 'perfect' capacity for me for vacation trips. Was just in japan and i end up around 20% every night of a full day of heavy phone usage of google maps + taking tons of photos and videos on my phone. Only con is it can't do the 45w pps that some samsung phones can handle. think their 20k power bank can though.
Love your channel i just discovered it , i find some number confusing to understand in the older vids that i saw , and some graphic are a bit gard to get my head around . because i dont got knowledge in this field , and i guess i'll have to trust your opinion lol. But anyways i'll watch some more vids of yours to find more about this stuff , i'd love to see you test the 140w 27kmah iniu thats a lot of people are talking about cause it can do the 140 watt 100% to 0% apparently and I'd love to see if it overheats .
Thanks for the valuable info. One factor you didn't really cover much was that this unit goes up to 20V output, whereas many others in its class don't. I just got one and verified. Although its capacity is too small to effectively charge my laptops all the way, the 20V capability at least gives me the ability to partially charge or run laptops for a short time in an emergency, in addition to good performance for phones. That's why I chose it. Thanks again.
uh, you may have watched the video but obviously I need to work on it's attention grabbing ability since that stuff is in there 5 or 6 times. It's repeated over and over in visuals, I mention laptops a lot for a 6 minute video. But yeah, it's why the channel is so small, it's not very good, oh well, this one really missed the mark I guess. What part of the video did you get information out of if you missed all that other stuff?
@@AllThingsOnePlace The most valuable parts in these type of videos for me are the comparison charts and your conclusion. I like to see what the contenders are (so I can look at those too), and I like to get your overall impression against these others. Very helpful. Your comparison charts don't mention 20V (only "45W"), and your conclusion mentions "lots of modes of operations" but not 20V specifically. The couple of contenders from your chart that I looked at do not operate at 20V. I could see from your various visuals that BI-B62 covered 20V, but not that some or all compared units didn't. In my case, 20V was the deciding factor. My laptops don't run/charge AT ALL below 20V. So I was just sort of surprised 20V wasn't highlighted as a key difference in the charts or conclusion, because this (for me anyway) is a make it or break it feature, that's all. Now I can buy one power bank, small enough to carry for my phones, but still usable for laptop. Maybe most other laptops work at lower voltages, and that's why it's not the forefront feature that everyone would care about? That I don't know. Note that my original comment was you didn't "cover much" about the 20V, not that you didn't cover it at all. Again I was just surprised that 20V wasn't highlighted in the charts or conclusion, everything else was great for me.
Not sure. I’ve seen components that have no business singing making noise. The lack of adhesive may allow a component to make more noise, like an inductor for example, ‘coil whine’. It is certainly a complex topic.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Awesome, looking forward to it! 🙇 Much like powerbanks and adapters, there seems to be all kinds of confusion with wireless chargers--myself included!--and a huge range of crappy to good products. And of course, now there's Qi2... 😅
Something is off with by iniu with labeling, i got my bi-b62 but it is 20k and 65 watt, but on the website the bi-b62 is totally vanished. Very suspicious..
I've had the 20k unit for 1 yr now & it's been great, PD & QC, other than the button breaking from a 1ft drop it's been the perfect 20k power bank 🔋hopefully the efficiency/capacity is on par/better than this 15k unit 👍🏽
If you don't need one, none. If you want to charge a phone then basically anything is fine. If you want to charge a laptop then something bigger. There's a lot of choice but pick one with a battery size bigger than the device you want to charge. So, phone, say 6000 mah battery get a 10000 mah or bigger power bank.
3:41 *but with the shape of the discharge curve of a lithium cell, 3.6/3.7 must be close to the average voltage value for one full cycle, right? So it should be a very good approximation. Did you ever verify it?
It is why they 'rate' the power bank with those figures. I have tested a few batteries as stand alone, but I didn't check the approximation versus the measured numbers. I usually just check if the cell has at least that amount of energy then it's a 'good' cell.
Evatronic/ravpower uses a Canadian CC for size comparison 😂 but not available in Canada. I suspect its an old photograph from when they were planning to partner with a Canadian grocer
Did I miss the voltage fluctuation test or was that not shown? I use one of the 165W adapters from a different brand but I assume it's a clone. Works well to charge my 85W 2013 MacBook Pro with a USB-C to Magsafe 2 adapter. I have tried a few of these things and most overheat and stop charging but this one is able to keep going, although it does get a little hot. Was interested to see what the issue is with the voltage fluctuations you mention. I believe it's got a higher (still less than 1W) idle power draw due to the green ring light which is useless. This isn't much of an issue for me though since the cars I own turn off the cig lighter with ignition off, and I mostly use it in my camper where I have a big power bank.
I feel like this comment is on the wrong video? Sounds like it's for car chargers... Anyway, I think I showed the ripple voltage in one of the charts, but I think for fluctuation I was talking about changing the input voltage and how the output responds to that. I don't think I fully explained it though.
Thanks for sharing ❤ I have a question, my cordless clipper used 18650 battery with 3.2 volt DC motor, I want to upgrade with more RPM, is it necessary to replace exactly 3.2 volt or can I use 3.0 volt/3.6 volt DC motor?
So, if you replace it with a 3 volt motor, the motor will run at higher current, if the product can't dissipate that extra heat or the current consumption is too high the motor will burn out early. The other end of the spectrum is at 3.6 volts versus the original 3.2, the motor will under perform, it may not be able to reach it's rated RPM and you may end up with worse performance. Getting the closest match to original rated voltage is a good idea. Of course testing, testing, testing. Since the ratings probably come with some degree of uncertainty. Ask the manufacturer for a detailed datasheet with charts of performance across voltage ranges.
Thanks for making this. Do you think the other models of Iniu in this line would likely preform similarly? Im eyeballing the Iniu B62 20,000 65w for its recharge speed and lighter weight. I use these for backpacking and every little gram helps keep that backpack weight down. Do you have any specific battery banks that come to mind for a 20,000mah/sub 3 hour recharge model thats as light as possible? Excluding the Nitecore ones, as I've had the NB20,000 fail on me mid trip last summer on a 3,000 mile backpacking trip. I've also had bad luck with Bestus as well. The fastest charging thing I use it for is my 45w input phone so output speed is less important to me than input speed.
This video is the B62. The B63 is 25000 mah and 65W, this is a series, I think I say that in the video, I'll probably do a combo video next and cover the 20k and 25k. It's a pretty unpopular series from the video side but that's my production being half assed, ha. The product seems very good though. Yeah, for some reason the nitecore fans get real mad if you say anything bad about them... The B63 is probably the closest you are going to get to a larger battery capacity and higher charging speeds. The B63 unit is about 15% heavier per energy unit versus the NB20000. The B63 does meet all of it's claims though it is not the lightest option.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thanks for getting back to me so fast. You're certainly correct and show the label on the box at 0:03 into your video! What's confusing me is that on Iniu's website they have an "INIU B62 Power Bank,20000mAh 65W USB C Laptop Portable Charger, PD QC Fast" shown, and not a 15,000mah battery option. Do you think they updated this model recently? I reached out to them for weights of a few models and they got back to me claiming the B62 is 13.7oz. Now I don't know which one they were referring to. I was also thinking about the Ugreen 100w 20,000 model. Any thoughts on that brand holding close to their claimed numbers? The nitecore 20k failed on me about 1/2 way through my trip. It started acting very screwy. Sometimes it would flash it was charging but never actually charge. You might unplug it and it would continue to flash it was charging even when not plugged into the wall anymore. Sometime when I did get it to charge I would plug something into it to charge and it wouldn't start charging the device. I met two other hikers that had the same problems out of the exact battery so I'm trying to find a good replacement.
This one is a little heavier per wh supplied, actually does what it says it can do, but in general is a power bank, both are fine. This being 5ah smaller of course means it won't last as long.
Same model but 10k power bank was switching on/off charging of tablet once it was fully charged. Is this power bank issue? Tablet? Tablet has no quick charge, and this was never happening with another power bank i have.
Yeah, sounds like a power bank issue and the way the tablet interacts with the power bank. This power bank tries to stay awake essentially, most power banks will shut the port off and require a physical unplug and replug after finishing charging the connected device. The power bank and tablet probably have similar sized batteries and can both charge and discharge from the same port so there may be a power sharing issue too. One decides it's charging the other device and vice versa in a loop. This is known to happen with any devices as it's essentially whoever yells the loudest or faster gets to charge the other device. The big problem is it'll do this until both batteries are flat.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I think I didn't write clearly. Basically when tablet is fully charged from power bank. Power bank starts switching on/off charging of tablet (probably tablet uses tiny bit of energy). It is not keeping 5v outlet on all the time maybe. Really annoying power bank used at night, because tablet turns on screen and beeps when charging starts.
New subscriber. You said in your best of 2023 video that you are gonna review an cartons 65w with more ports that may dethrone the zmi Would love to see the review, because I am thinking of buying it for traveling Dumb q sorry, does that 65w evatronic meet the flight rule of
As someone mentioned below, it seems Iniu has replace this unit with 20,000mAh 65W 3 port version on their site. Would you happen to be testing the updated version in the near future?
Yeah, that's annoying timing, ha. I probably won't for a while. The Iniu videos in general are very low viewership, even if the product is good the video is worst in show. So, there's some reason why these get very little promotion, beyond me being shit at this. Anyway, it is on the list and I will eventually get some kind of media out on it, might just be a post as opposed to a video.
I like an unimpressive power bank that just works. Though I have one general question: how do the power banks, in general, react to being left sitting for a while at "store charge" and 22°C over a long period of time, like a month? I've had bad experiences and I was looking for a good power bank that doesn't mess itself up (I occasionally travel for work and need a power bank for my laptop).
Yeah, I left one of these for 6 months, it still had 40% in the tank. The anker prime was at 0% recently just for a comparison. But yeah it is a problem for some power banks in general.
What happened to me is that multiple power banks I have from Baseus apparently kept the charge. But, when used, they drop from around 30% to 0% all of a sudden while using them and never recover. Even after multiple charge and discharge cycles at different C rates from 10W to 65W.
@@TommyThousandFaces hmmm, that is very annoying. Of course in making these videos I never get anything to fail, I kind of wish they would fail so I have something interesting to say or explore beyond it's another power bank it does things... I usually say at the end of baseus videos, not so sure about the quality on these...
I do over current and short circuit as part of the testing on all of these. If it has an issue, believe me, that'll be part of the video, probably the focus of the video. The output voltage is measured during testing so no over voltage on the output side happened or it would be reported. Over voltage on the input doesn't seem productive, most of these will fail, and fail permanently in an over voltage input condition. Due to the way these function, where the device asks for the voltage, an overvoltage condition would be extremely rare, like a modified power supply to USB C cable or something. Creating a protection circuit in itself could end up making it less safe, as that circuit then needs sensing and controls. It isn't an industrial product and it isn't protected to that level. Over voltage is a sure FIRE way to end the test quickly though.
I mean Like this as an example You have 100W baseus Power bank plug in to 100W Baseus charger and you do the Charger the over Voltage test, let's see if it will burn the charger or the power bank 😄😄
Ah, I've just seen that the BI-B62 is now a different power bank. Funny. In any case, it is only able to charge my Honor Magic5 Pro with 5 watt... hardly enough to keep the phone operating at all.
Ayo 2 weeks and no new vid you better be cooking some baseus 160w /j Anyways are you planning to touch baseus newest blade 2? Kinda intrested into seeing it the 140w is even a great value when comaprinh to adaman 140w Plus those thicc aff cells makes me laugh😂
Yeah, need more information for that one, the battery itself doesn’t really help to figure out charging needs. If the plan is to charge a battery outside of the laptop none of these will work.
Thanks for all these reviews. Went looking for this on amazon, Linked to 2 different products 15A45W (item B09GJQG5S3) and a 20A60W (item B0CB1DTFT6). Wonder if they the same and just remarked them differently
I wish manufactures would stop wasting potential PD ports with useless USB-A ports. USB-C to USB-A adapters exist and are cheap for people that need them. A USB-A to USB-C adapter on the other hand is a waste as it cannot benefit from PD.
@@dono42 Precisely! I have adapters on the few devices that still require USB-A and o/w only USB-C. It annoys me when manufacturers still waste ports with USB-A when there is absolutely no need for them and flexibility is being wasted. How will we ever get away from this old junk?
@@dono42 "uSeLeSs" imagine thinking everyone's case is the same as your. "stop wasting potential PD ports with useless USB-A ports" - QB826G has USB-A port, which _IS_ PD port (if you use included cable).
for "Efficiency of Discharge" (86.5%), does that mean if you have a 12975 mAh phone, this 15000mah powerbank can charge it from 0~100%, with 0 battery remainder? (obviously ignoring real life fluctuations, just so I understand how to apply the math of this metric)
Yes, that's the intention of the number. I need to label it better. Of course the phone has it's own inefficiency of charge so reality is less than that by probably another 20-30%.
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Jack of all trades is exactly what 99.99% of users need. Good for Iniu 👍 Thanks for the review!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for reviewing, I've purchased a number of these for myself, friends and family and I'm thoroughly happy with the powerbank (both size, capacity and charging speed). I appreciate you taking the request for this video. Thumbs up and comment to keep this channel growing.
Great to hear!
Ticks all the boxes with no major flaws; a great option in this size class! 45W output in a power bank this size is pretty solid, IMO; I don't generally need a power bank that can put out a small amount of power for 8+ hours, I need one that can discharge fairly quickly (high power density) into whatever device I'm trying to charge back up.
Yeah, it was a nice surprise that it can do everything it claims.
Very satisfied from the 10000 model that you reviewed. Having it for over 2 years it has never disappointed me.
Nice!
mine won’t turn off after using it any help?
@@izaac6490 possibly the button is broken and always on. I can't imagine anything else if it charges phones and ischarging without problem.
Finally.....a decent operating power bank. Thank you
You’re welcome!
I've had this one for over two years and still going strong! (i think it just released when i bought it)
Yeah. I’ve been using this one out and about and it seems pretty nice.
Would love to see more PD 1.3 140W 100Wh power banks reviewed.
Glad to see a viable option over Anker.
I have one more here to test but yeah, the bigger more feature heavy power banks tend to get views too.
Nice! Been rocking this for a few years now( its also often way cheaper than msrp $40). Has the 'perfect' capacity for me for vacation trips. Was just in japan and i end up around 20% every night of a full day of heavy phone usage of google maps + taking tons of photos and videos on my phone. Only con is it can't do the 45w pps that some samsung phones can handle. think their 20k power bank can though.
Thanks for sharing! Yeah, I plan to take the 25k on a trip with me.
Always providing amazing value and knowledge!
I appreciate that!
👍👍 thanks for the test / video!
Thanks for watching!
Very great content and is professional. Would you review the llano 65w power bank?
I added it to the list.
Love your channel i just discovered it , i find some number confusing to understand in the older vids that i saw , and some graphic are a bit gard to get my head around . because i dont got knowledge in this field , and i guess i'll have to trust your opinion lol. But anyways i'll watch some more vids of yours to find more about this stuff , i'd love to see you test the 140w 27kmah iniu thats a lot of people are talking about cause it can do the 140 watt 100% to 0% apparently and I'd love to see if it overheats .
Thanks for the suggestion. It won't be in this round of the Iniu things but I added it to the list.
Nice vid mate
I need to hire someone to make icons, ha.
Thanks for the valuable info. One factor you didn't really cover much was that this unit goes up to 20V output, whereas many others in its class don't. I just got one and verified. Although its capacity is too small to effectively charge my laptops all the way, the 20V capability at least gives me the ability to partially charge or run laptops for a short time in an emergency, in addition to good performance for phones. That's why I chose it. Thanks again.
uh, you may have watched the video but obviously I need to work on it's attention grabbing ability since that stuff is in there 5 or 6 times. It's repeated over and over in visuals, I mention laptops a lot for a 6 minute video. But yeah, it's why the channel is so small, it's not very good, oh well, this one really missed the mark I guess. What part of the video did you get information out of if you missed all that other stuff?
@@AllThingsOnePlace The most valuable parts in these type of videos for me are the comparison charts and your conclusion. I like to see what the contenders are (so I can look at those too), and I like to get your overall impression against these others. Very helpful. Your comparison charts don't mention 20V (only "45W"), and your conclusion mentions "lots of modes of operations" but not 20V specifically. The couple of contenders from your chart that I looked at do not operate at 20V. I could see from your various visuals that BI-B62 covered 20V, but not that some or all compared units didn't. In my case, 20V was the deciding factor. My laptops don't run/charge AT ALL below 20V. So I was just sort of surprised 20V wasn't highlighted as a key difference in the charts or conclusion, because this (for me anyway) is a make it or break it feature, that's all. Now I can buy one power bank, small enough to carry for my phones, but still usable for laptop. Maybe most other laptops work at lower voltages, and that's why it's not the forefront feature that everyone would care about? That I don't know. Note that my original comment was you didn't "cover much" about the 20V, not that you didn't cover it at all. Again I was just surprised that 20V wasn't highlighted in the charts or conclusion, everything else was great for me.
I'm checking for the INUI 20k mAh power bank video daily. I hope you drop it soon :)
Sorry about the slowness. It's almost done. I'll get it out this Saturday.
Buen video.
¿Sabes si los adhesivos de silicona son la principal causa de que los cargadores emitan ruido al operar? Muchas gracias.
Not sure. I’ve seen components that have no business singing making noise. The lack of adhesive may allow a component to make more noise, like an inductor for example, ‘coil whine’. It is certainly a complex topic.
Thanks for reviewing Iniu power bank. Does this unit have that rubber coating which turns sticky after a few years?
That’s covered in the video. Yes.
AllThingsOnePlace: Would you consider expanding your content to cover wireless chargers? 🙏🤠
Yeah, I’ve been trying to figure it out for a while now.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Awesome, looking forward to it! 🙇 Much like powerbanks and adapters, there seems to be all kinds of confusion with wireless chargers--myself included!--and a huge range of crappy to good products. And of course, now there's Qi2... 😅
Something is off with by iniu with labeling, i got my bi-b62 but it is 20k and 65 watt, but on the website the bi-b62 is totally vanished. Very suspicious..
Yeah, no idea. They did release two products with the same model.
I've got the 20,000 and the 27,000 iniu power banks, genuinely cannot fault them for the price. I prefer these over anker and ugreen anytime.
Thanks!
I've had the 20k unit for 1 yr now & it's been great, PD & QC, other than the button breaking from a 1ft drop it's been the perfect 20k power bank 🔋hopefully the efficiency/capacity is on par/better than this 15k unit 👍🏽
looking forward to the b63 test!
Coming soon…
"at least until it turns sticky" - i take it's a soft touch coating?
that would be a big no go for me.
Yeah. It is. No one can win the power bank game that's for sure.
Could you look at the nexode pro 100w against the Anker prime 100w you've looked at before?
I will eventually, but at this time I don’t have an immediate plan.
Love your videos! Could you please review Belkin BoostCharge Pro
140W 4-Port GaN Wall Charger. Thank you
Ah, yeah, another big one. I have some of the other Belkin things here to look at but I will add that to the list.
Thanks for the answer, Sir is 4smarts GaN Flex Pro 140W 3 USB-C Wall Charger another clown?
@@Zainabraja786 That one looks unique.
I think, should review Ldnio charger. This brand is getting famous.
Thanks. They are on the list but I haven’t acquired one yet.
Great video, as always, but I’m looking for a simple answer: What power bank should I go out and buy right now?
Thanks :)
If you don't need one, none. If you want to charge a phone then basically anything is fine. If you want to charge a laptop then something bigger. There's a lot of choice but pick one with a battery size bigger than the device you want to charge. So, phone, say 6000 mah battery get a 10000 mah or bigger power bank.
@@AllThingsOnePlace So I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max (4,352 mAh), however, my battery health capacity is actually at 89%.
What would you suggest? :)
3:41 *but with the shape of the discharge curve of a lithium cell, 3.6/3.7 must be close to the average voltage value for one full cycle, right? So it should be a very good approximation. Did you ever verify it?
It is why they 'rate' the power bank with those figures. I have tested a few batteries as stand alone, but I didn't check the approximation versus the measured numbers. I usually just check if the cell has at least that amount of energy then it's a 'good' cell.
Evatronic/ravpower uses a Canadian CC for size comparison 😂 but not available in Canada. I suspect its an old photograph from when they were planning to partner with a Canadian grocer
Yeah, I was thinking Evatronic was the Canadian market version.
Did I miss the voltage fluctuation test or was that not shown? I use one of the 165W adapters from a different brand but I assume it's a clone. Works well to charge my 85W 2013 MacBook Pro with a USB-C to Magsafe 2 adapter. I have tried a few of these things and most overheat and stop charging but this one is able to keep going, although it does get a little hot. Was interested to see what the issue is with the voltage fluctuations you mention. I believe it's got a higher (still less than 1W) idle power draw due to the green ring light which is useless. This isn't much of an issue for me though since the cars I own turn off the cig lighter with ignition off, and I mostly use it in my camper where I have a big power bank.
I feel like this comment is on the wrong video? Sounds like it's for car chargers... Anyway, I think I showed the ripple voltage in one of the charts, but I think for fluctuation I was talking about changing the input voltage and how the output responds to that. I don't think I fully explained it though.
Thanks for sharing ❤ I have a question, my cordless clipper used 18650 battery with 3.2 volt DC motor, I want to upgrade with more RPM, is it necessary to replace exactly 3.2 volt or can I use 3.0 volt/3.6 volt DC motor?
So, if you replace it with a 3 volt motor, the motor will run at higher current, if the product can't dissipate that extra heat or the current consumption is too high the motor will burn out early. The other end of the spectrum is at 3.6 volts versus the original 3.2, the motor will under perform, it may not be able to reach it's rated RPM and you may end up with worse performance. Getting the closest match to original rated voltage is a good idea. Of course testing, testing, testing. Since the ratings probably come with some degree of uncertainty. Ask the manufacturer for a detailed datasheet with charts of performance across voltage ranges.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thank you for reply
Thanks for making this. Do you think the other models of Iniu in this line would likely preform similarly? Im eyeballing the Iniu B62 20,000 65w for its recharge speed and lighter weight. I use these for backpacking and every little gram helps keep that backpack weight down. Do you have any specific battery banks that come to mind for a 20,000mah/sub 3 hour recharge model thats as light as possible? Excluding the Nitecore ones, as I've had the NB20,000 fail on me mid trip last summer on a 3,000 mile backpacking trip. I've also had bad luck with Bestus as well. The fastest charging thing I use it for is my 45w input phone so output speed is less important to me than input speed.
This video is the B62. The B63 is 25000 mah and 65W, this is a series, I think I say that in the video, I'll probably do a combo video next and cover the 20k and 25k. It's a pretty unpopular series from the video side but that's my production being half assed, ha. The product seems very good though. Yeah, for some reason the nitecore fans get real mad if you say anything bad about them...
The B63 is probably the closest you are going to get to a larger battery capacity and higher charging speeds. The B63 unit is about 15% heavier per energy unit versus the NB20000. The B63 does meet all of it's claims though it is not the lightest option.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thanks for getting back to me so fast. You're certainly correct and show the label on the box at 0:03 into your video! What's confusing me is that on Iniu's website they have an "INIU B62 Power Bank,20000mAh 65W USB C Laptop Portable Charger, PD QC Fast" shown, and not a 15,000mah battery option. Do you think they updated this model recently? I reached out to them for weights of a few models and they got back to me claiming the B62 is 13.7oz. Now I don't know which one they were referring to. I was also thinking about the Ugreen 100w 20,000 model. Any thoughts on that brand holding close to their claimed numbers? The nitecore 20k failed on me about 1/2 way through my trip. It started acting very screwy. Sometimes it would flash it was charging but never actually charge. You might unplug it and it would continue to flash it was charging even when not plugged into the wall anymore. Sometime when I did get it to charge I would plug something into it to charge and it wouldn't start charging the device. I met two other hikers that had the same problems out of the exact battery so I'm trying to find a good replacement.
How does this compare to the nitecore nb20000?
This one is a little heavier per wh supplied, actually does what it says it can do, but in general is a power bank, both are fine. This being 5ah smaller of course means it won't last as long.
Can you recommend me a battery for a mini-pc ? (in my case the minisforum em780)
I don’t have any experience with those so not sure. Check the voltage and current requirements and pick one that meets the rating.
Can the 15,000 mah 45W be charged safely via solar panels with controller? Tia
Yes, you would have to use a regulated output from a solar panel.
Same model but 10k power bank was switching on/off charging of tablet once it was fully charged. Is this power bank issue? Tablet? Tablet has no quick charge, and this was never happening with another power bank i have.
Yeah, sounds like a power bank issue and the way the tablet interacts with the power bank. This power bank tries to stay awake essentially, most power banks will shut the port off and require a physical unplug and replug after finishing charging the connected device. The power bank and tablet probably have similar sized batteries and can both charge and discharge from the same port so there may be a power sharing issue too. One decides it's charging the other device and vice versa in a loop. This is known to happen with any devices as it's essentially whoever yells the loudest or faster gets to charge the other device. The big problem is it'll do this until both batteries are flat.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I think I didn't write clearly. Basically when tablet is fully charged from power bank. Power bank starts switching on/off charging of tablet (probably tablet uses tiny bit of energy). It is not keeping 5v outlet on all the time maybe. Really annoying power bank used at night, because tablet turns on screen and beeps when charging starts.
Can you test the 25000mAh 100w iniu variant?
Thanks
It won't be in this set of tests but yeah, there are a bunch of Iniu ones to check out still.
New subscriber. You said in your best of 2023 video that you are gonna review an cartons 65w with more ports that may dethrone the zmi
Would love to see the review, because I am thinking of buying it for traveling
Dumb q sorry, does that 65w evatronic meet the flight rule of
Also is the power bank ur talking about the
AF PB009?
The wh/flight comment is in every review. I do still need to do the evatronic multiport.
As someone mentioned below, it seems Iniu has replace this unit with 20,000mAh 65W 3 port version on their site. Would you happen to be testing the updated version in the near future?
Yeah, that's annoying timing, ha. I probably won't for a while. The Iniu videos in general are very low viewership, even if the product is good the video is worst in show. So, there's some reason why these get very little promotion, beyond me being shit at this. Anyway, it is on the list and I will eventually get some kind of media out on it, might just be a post as opposed to a video.
I like an unimpressive power bank that just works. Though I have one general question: how do the power banks, in general, react to being left sitting for a while at "store charge" and 22°C over a long period of time, like a month? I've had bad experiences and I was looking for a good power bank that doesn't mess itself up (I occasionally travel for work and need a power bank for my laptop).
Yeah, I left one of these for 6 months, it still had 40% in the tank. The anker prime was at 0% recently just for a comparison. But yeah it is a problem for some power banks in general.
What happened to me is that multiple power banks I have from Baseus apparently kept the charge. But, when used, they drop from around 30% to 0% all of a sudden while using them and never recover. Even after multiple charge and discharge cycles at different C rates from 10W to 65W.
@@TommyThousandFaces hmmm, that is very annoying. Of course in making these videos I never get anything to fail, I kind of wish they would fail so I have something interesting to say or explore beyond it's another power bank it does things... I usually say at the end of baseus videos, not so sure about the quality on these...
If you have a PO box I'm willing to send them to you to figure out what's wrong with them.
I wish she would somehow do the milliamps capacity of the anchor 2700mah the one with Bluetooth my dude 🙏🏻
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@@AllThingsOnePlace Anker Prime Power Bank, 27,650mAh
@@AllThingsOnePlace that one 👁️👄👁️
You’re gonna have to buy the framework 180w charger
I know, I have an alert setup for whenever they are actually available. I tried reaching out, no luck.
Please Next Review, Start it with Over Voltage and Over Current Test, if survive it then it's strong 💪
Please 🙏
I do over current and short circuit as part of the testing on all of these. If it has an issue, believe me, that'll be part of the video, probably the focus of the video. The output voltage is measured during testing so no over voltage on the output side happened or it would be reported.
Over voltage on the input doesn't seem productive, most of these will fail, and fail permanently in an over voltage input condition. Due to the way these function, where the device asks for the voltage, an overvoltage condition would be extremely rare, like a modified power supply to USB C cable or something. Creating a protection circuit in itself could end up making it less safe, as that circuit then needs sensing and controls. It isn't an industrial product and it isn't protected to that level. Over voltage is a sure FIRE way to end the test quickly though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace i mean input Over Voltage test..
Some of my devices has gone to grave due to Over Voltage
I mean Like this as an example
You have 100W baseus Power bank plug in to 100W Baseus charger and you do the Charger the over Voltage test, let's see if it will burn the charger or the power bank 😄😄
Is INIU power bank is Apple MFi Certified ?!
No idea.
How many days will this last charging a phone?
I think two days if you fully drain the phone each day. I used it to charge two phones and a watch on an overnight trip and it still had charge left.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thank you!
How many times could I charge a galaxy note 8
I'm not sure. Look up the Wh of the battery add 25%. Take the output Wh from this and divide by the device+25%, that will give you number of charges.
Ah, I've just seen that the BI-B62 is now a different power bank. Funny. In any case, it is only able to charge my Honor Magic5 Pro with 5 watt... hardly enough to keep the phone operating at all.
Yeah, that's typical for non-pd compatible devices.
Ayo 2 weeks and no new vid you better be cooking some baseus 160w
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Anyways are you planning to touch baseus newest blade 2? Kinda intrested into seeing it the 140w is even a great value when comaprinh to adaman 140w
Plus those thicc aff cells makes me laugh😂
haha, yeah, just another Iniu for today. I have the Baseus 140W to look at. I don't have the new mini blade though.
What powerbank would you recommend for a laptop with battery size of 8960mah and nominal voltage of 11.1V?
Do you know how many watts is the charger, or the minimum power required to start charging it?
Yeah, need more information for that one, the battery itself doesn’t really help to figure out charging needs. If the plan is to charge a battery outside of the laptop none of these will work.
I never figured out why the manufacturer doesn't sell iniu branded versions that doesnt that have matte covering. 😂😂
That is a good question. I would much rather that.
Thanks for all these reviews. Went looking for this on amazon, Linked to 2 different products 15A45W (item B09GJQG5S3) and a 20A60W (item B0CB1DTFT6). Wonder if they the same and just remarked them differently
This is the 45W one.
Why call it a "fifteen k milliamp hour"? Just call it 15 Amp hours. 😊 Title has 4 needless characters!
Yep! It’s also a nearly meaningless unit.
Won't buy anything w/ USB-A in 2024!
Some low power electronics might benefit from it. I wouldn’t actively search for USB A but don’t diss it yet!
Yeah, this power bank is a good hybrid I think.
I wish manufactures would stop wasting potential PD ports with useless USB-A ports. USB-C to USB-A adapters exist and are cheap for people that need them. A USB-A to USB-C adapter on the other hand is a waste as it cannot benefit from PD.
@@dono42 Precisely! I have adapters on the few devices that still require USB-A and o/w only USB-C. It annoys me when manufacturers still waste ports with USB-A when there is absolutely no need for them and flexibility is being wasted. How will we ever get away from this old junk?
@@dono42 "uSeLeSs"
imagine thinking everyone's case is the same as your.
"stop wasting potential PD ports with useless USB-A ports" - QB826G has USB-A port, which _IS_ PD port (if you use included cable).
for "Efficiency of Discharge" (86.5%), does that mean if you have a 12975 mAh phone, this 15000mah powerbank can charge it from 0~100%, with 0 battery remainder? (obviously ignoring real life fluctuations, just so I understand how to apply the math of this metric)
Yes, that's the intention of the number. I need to label it better. Of course the phone has it's own inefficiency of charge so reality is less than that by probably another 20-30%.