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There are many “traps” that consumers can fall into when it comes to power bank. After reading this, then you have the opportunity to ask the right questions and critical approach to the product, so the risk of being cheated decreases.

According to the supplier, they always “class A battery cells” from some well-known brand and has been tested / approved by the vendor itself, so there is almost no limit to how good the quality is. And in a market where it is almost impossible for consumers to figure out what is right and what is hot air, so then paved the way for a flood of dubious products in a booming market.

There are many “traps” that consumers can fall into when it comes to power bank.

-Number MAh: it’s really easy to throw a smaller and cheaper battery in a power bank, so that the capacity in mAh is not properly specified. The extent of this is still unknown, but it is worth having into consideration if an offer appears too good to be true.

-Quality: It can be difficult to assess if pictures online are beautiful or package in the store is neat. Most power bank is “public toolings” so that everyone can produce the design. This means that two power banks that appear identical, they can be totally different quality when giblets and materials are from two different factories. This makes it incredibly difficult to figure out as a consumer, unfortunately.

– Number of times your smartphone can be charged: Here it’s important to keep your tongue in your mouth. After looking at a lot of online shops and several nationwide chains, all of which sell power bank, so it is clear that almost no one understands what a power bank can actually deliver. The capacity of your power bank is set at 3.7V, but smartphones and tablets from Samsung, Sony, Apple, Huawei etc. Charged all at 5V and therefore a battery bank with 2000mAh not charge example, an iPhone with 2000mAh. At 5V, the battery bank only deliver about 60-70%, ie approximately 1200-1400mAh. Repeat the process for yourself, as this is where 9 out of 10 dealers (including the nationwide chains) mislead customers in their marketing.

I understand that the market for power bank, battery banks, portable chargers,whatever you choose to call them, is a bit like a jungle. As long as neither large nor small retailers understand their own products, it is almost impossible for an ordinary consumer to tell the difference between cheap junk and quality. All dealers are busy praising their own product vs. The quality and number of charge smartphones or tablets.But hopefully this blog post help you as a consumer can better relate critically to the next power bank or battery bank you go out and buy. The same applies to the wide range of Danish dealers currently. mislead their customers to such an extent that one can only hope that it is accidental.

As a consumer, you can use the e-mark Trust Pilot and various tech review sites on the web to learn more about where to buy your next power bank. Think about what your needs are. There are power bank in good quality at very cheap money and there are more expensive models with higher capacity, built-in cables or the like, which costs a little extra, but also gives great added value if it matches your needs. How do you find the right power bank for your needs, it can soon read more about here on the blog, where we will try to help you on the right path.

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