Powerbanks — portable chargers

smartphones have become our daily life companion and we need more and more battery life mostly a full charge is not enough for a day if you have the user the easiest way to expand your battery life is a power bank but which one should you buy if you check out power banks on Amazon then you can find a lot of mixed reviews many reviews are paid I know that from my experience and some reviews are just from people who have no idea what they're talking about so most people just search for the biggest capacity advertised...

so you've left your phone plugged into the wall all night you wake up with it fully charged and ready for a full day of selfies catching pokémon and selfies of catching pokémon but just a few hours in you get the dreaded low battery warning and there's nary an outlet in sight this is where portable battery banks can save the day you just whip it out of your pocket and bam no solar panel or flashbacks to playing with a scary jack-in-the-box to get the juice you so desperately need but with all the options out there how...

Understanding Power bank  and its ratings ! Power banks now come in all sorts of sizes. From the little chapstick sized units you get for free at tradeshows, to units that are the size of car batteries. But it’s not quite so easy to understand as the days of AA, C or whatever your toy needed. Batteries today show ratings in milli-amp-hours or m.A.h. for short. You’ll see numbers that range from 2,000 to 20,000 or even higher. But what does that actually mean for you? Most smartphones today have batteries that are in the 2-3 thousand milli amp hour...

How to choose a power bank? There are so many different power banks out there. How do you choose the right one? I'll fill you in on what you need to know so you can choose the right power bank for you. First of all, power banks are measured in milliamps or mAh. Most phone batteries, as well as small devices like cameras, are between 1,000 and 2,000 milliamps. So keep that in mind as you're shopping for a battery bank. Larger phones have a battery capacity of about 3,000 milliamps. Larger devices like tablets have much larger batteries, so...