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While this is cheap, it is relatively large and very slow speed, it will take 4 hours or so to fully charge it. The 20000mah 65 watt model is a much better buy and it was down to $23 a couple weeks ago.
While this is cheap, it is relatively large and very slow speed, it will take 4 hours or so to fully charge it. The 20000mah 65 watt model is a much better buy and it was down to $23 a couple weeks ago.
I got this one a couple of weeks ago. Sadly, charges my phones very slow, and I doubt its really a 20000mAh capacity charger.
Charging a Pixel 6a from 5% to 100% leaves the charger at 50% remaining battery.
I wouldn't purchase it again and I cant recommend it.
I got this one a couple of weeks ago. Sadly, charges my phones very slow, and I doubt its really a 20000mAh capacity charger.
Charging a Pixel 6a from 5% to 100% leaves the charger at 50% remaining battery.
I wouldn't purchase it again and I cant recommend it.
If you don't already know, you may want to learn about "efficiency" it wouldn't be that surprising that a 20,000mah charger would put out almost 5000, and be down 50%. while they hold 20,000, they are inefficient and don't put out 20,000 for the receiving device to take up. So you can't "fill up" a 5,000mah device 4 times from a 20,000 mah charger. This one could be particularly inefficient as you note.
If you don't already know, you may want to learn about "efficiency" it wouldn't be that surprising that a 20,000mah charger would put out almost 5000, and be down 50%. while they hold 20,000, they are inefficient and don't put out 20,000 for the receiving device to take up. So you can't "fill up" a 5,000mah device 4 times from a 20,000 mah charger. This one could be particularly inefficient as you note.
i'm doubtful because its alot smaller than a fairly new anker 20000mAh that i have.. so is the anker one just using older batteries / inefficient design? the most likely answer is this one is lying in my opinion
i'm doubtful because its alot smaller than a fairly new anker 20000mAh that i have.. so is the anker one just using older batteries / inefficient design? the most likely answer is this one is lying in my opinion
And they could be lying! But efficiency of 50% isn't unheard of.
If you don't already know, you may want to learn about "efficiency" it wouldn't be that surprising that a 20,000mah charger would put out almost 5000, and be down 50%. while they hold 20,000, they are inefficient and don't put out 20,000 for the receiving device to take up. So you can't "fill up" a 5,000mah device 4 times from a 20,000 mah charger. This one could be particularly inefficient as you note.
I'm just sharing my experience with this specific charger. My Samsung and Anker 10.000mAh chargers, both charge my pixel twice before running out of juice.
Honestly, at $12, buy it if you need/want it, won't hurt anyone's wallet.
I don't have anything against this brand, in fact, I have and use their wall charger and some USB cables I got on sale as well, lol.
I'm just sharing my experience with this specific charger. My Samsung and Anker 10.000mAh chargers, both charge my pixel twice before running out of juice.
Honestly, at $12, buy it if you need/want it, won't hurt anyone's wallet.
I don't have anything against this brand, in fact, I have and use their wall charger and some USB cables I got on sale as well, lol.
No worries, unsure if folks understood efficiency, and 5k could be 35-50% of 20k depending on temperature, if the phone was off, etc. Also this brand could certainly be either lying, highly inefficient or both!
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Charging a Pixel 6a from 5% to 100% leaves the charger at 50% remaining battery.
I wouldn't purchase it again and I cant recommend it.
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Charging a Pixel 6a from 5% to 100% leaves the charger at 50% remaining battery.
I wouldn't purchase it again and I cant recommend it.
Honestly, at $12, buy it if you need/want it, won't hurt anyone's wallet.
I don't have anything against this brand, in fact, I have and use their wall charger and some USB cables I got on sale as well, lol.
Honestly, at $12, buy it if you need/want it, won't hurt anyone's wallet.
I don't have anything against this brand, in fact, I have and use their wall charger and some USB cables I got on sale as well, lol.
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