Usually, power banks do not surprise us, because there is nothing unusual about them. But sometimes there are exceptions, such as the recently introduced Anker PowerCore 24K or the latest power bank from Xioami. What’s so special about it? Firstly, the capacity of 20,000 mAh and support for charging 3 devices at once, but this is not all that the novelty can offer.
Xiomi Powerbank has everything a user needs
One of the main disadvantages of power banks is a small supply of energy for long battery life. However, the Chinese giant has equipped its gadget with high-capacity batteries – 20,000 mAh. Xiaomi assures that it will be enough for exactly 4 full charges of the iPhone 13.
The accessory is equipped with four ports, and can charge up to 3 different devices at the same time. It has two full-sized USB connector ports, one Micro-USB and one Type-C port, which can deliver up to 22.5W of power to a charging device. According to the charts on the manufacturer’s website, replenishing the battery charge in the iPhone from 0% to 58% will take this power bank exactly 30 minutes. Admittedly, it sounds good.
The Type-C interface is used to charge the power bank itself and supports input power up to 22.5W. The manufacturer recommends using a proprietary Xiaomi GaN Type-C 33W charger – with it, it takes less than 7 hours to fully charge the power bank. That’s not a bad result, although compared to the recently introduced Anker power bank, which charges in less than an hour, it does not look impressive.
Powerbank also has a special low power charging mode, which is needed for devices such as headphones, smart watches or fitness bands. To activate this charging mode, you must double-click the special button on the block body.
Big power at a reasonable price
As for the price and availability of the device, so far the novelty is only available in China. You can already order the device on the manufacturer’s website, in one color – white.
The price of the Xiaomi power bank 20000 mAh 22.5 W is 149 yuan, which is equivalent to ~$22.
