Dimensions

Capacity

30000 mAh

Capacity: 30000

The capacity indicates how much energy the power bank can store. The greater the capacity of the power bank, the more times it can charge your phone. It is measured in milliampere-hours (mAh).

The most popular power bank capacity for extended autonomy. Indicatively, an average mobile phone battery is 3500-4000mAh, so a 30000mAh power bank can give us 5-6 charges.

Colour

White

Weight

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Weight

The weight of the power bank depends mainly on its capacity, but also on the material and functionality it offers (such as additional charging ports, wireless charging, flashlight, etc). For example, 10000mAh power banks start at around 200g, while 20000mAh ones start at around 300g.

Ports

USB-A Output Ports

1

Main Port Amperage

2.1 A

Main Port Amperage: 2.1

The current intensity indicates the charging speed that the power bank can offer. Higher intensity allows for faster charging in devices that support it.

This value refers to the maximum current intensity that the power bank can offer to the connected device, but it remains compatible with all devices that charge with lower intensities.

The power bank can provide sufficient intensity for fast charging. To charge a device with fast charging, it must also support it, otherwise it will charge normally with regular charging.

Built-in Cable

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Charging Technology

Power Delivery

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Power Delivery

International fast charging standard via USB-C port. Essential for fast charging iPhone, iPad, newer Android devices, as well as Laptops / MacBooks (when the power is 45W or higher)

MagSafe

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MagSafe

Magnetic wireless charging that snaps onto the back of iPhones (12 and newer).

Quick Charge

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Quick Charge

Qualcomm fast charging technology, widely used in Android devices (Xiaomi, Motorola, Realme, etc.), mainly through traditional USB-A ports.

PPS

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PPS

Special USB-PD technology. It is necessary to achieve the maximum charging speed (Super Fast Charging 25W / 45W) on Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel devices.

Qi Wireless

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Qi Wireless

Simple wireless charging without magnets (place the device on the power bank).

Features

Magnetic Wireless Charging

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Magnetic Wireless Charging

 Holds the device securely with magnets while charging wirelessly (MagSafe / Qi2).

Pass-Through Charging

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Pass-Through Charging

Charges devices at the same time while the power bank itself is charging from the wall outlet.

Solar

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Solar

 It features a solar panel for slow recharging from the sun outdoors.