POWER BANK

High MAh Number (it measures the energy capacity of a battery)

Extra USB Ports

Compact And Thin Size

Passthrough Charging

Extra USB port (or more, up to potentially four)

Wireless Charging

They allow you to store electrical energy (deposit it in the bank) and then later use it to charge up a mobile device (withdraw it from the bank). Its storage capacity depends on the type or brand of the portable charger.

Block power banks are one of the most common types of portable chargers. The blocks can come in the shape of a slim rectangle, a log, or a wider rectangle. This type of power bank is great for keeping in your bag or backpack when you need extra charge.

Keeping track of cords can become a nuisance. A wireless power bank works by simply resting the back of your phone on top, and letting your battery charge. Before you get a wireless power bank, be sure your device is compatible with this type of charg

If you go camping, fishing, or hiking, a flashlight power bank is a necessity. Not only does the flashlight provide safety at night, but it can also charge your phone. It’s also a good idea to keep a flashlight power bank in your home in case of a power outage.

Go green with a solar power bank! Leave your power bank in the sun to charge it up, and then connect it to your phone. A solar power bank is great to use over an extended period because you don’t have to worry about needing a wall outlet to recharge it.

They provide charge when you need it the most.

You can choose from multiple capacities according to your needs.

They are affordable.

You can recharge and reuse the same power bank over and over.

Reduces worry of a dead cellphone.

One extra thing to carry around and keep track of.

Their actual capacity is lower than stated.

Their Li-ion batteries can be dangerous.

They must be charged as soon as their battery is low.

If they are lower, they will drain faster.