It also claims the input to be 5v, 2A.Ĭonnecting it to my Asus/Google Nexus 7 2A charger required a total time of 7.5 to 8 hours to fully charge from flat. The underside is marked with the model number PB-02-11000-WHT and claims a capacity of 11000mAh.
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Maybe if you’re desperate for one … on the plus side, it’s unlikely to run out for a long time! Not that it’s really much of an impressive torch. A quick press on the power button allows you to check the capacity, whereas a long press allows you to activate/deactivate the single LED torch … The power bank powers up automatically upon connection of load, and the LEDs remain off during use (which saves some energy, unlike some others that I’ve tried). The long edge on one side contains four blue LED power indicators, two outlets (one 1A, the other 2.1A), a microUSB B socket for charging and the power button. The pack is solidly built with a moderate amount of weight to it. This is a “premium” capacity (anything above about 2400mAh per cell starts commanding higher prices) but well within the reach of 18650’s (now capable of 3400mAh per cell). If it did indeed contain four 18650 cells, each would have to have a capacity of 2750mAh. It seems to likely accommodate 2×2 18650 cells, with the remaining space for the power conversion PCB and USB sockets. The UnitĪs this unit was already in use and loaned to me, I have no idea what the packaging looks like, but the unit itself is best described as a rounded rectangular brick, which is about 2×3 18650 cells in size roughly. I kept it for two and a half days of testing, and it definitely took most of the time to get it done and the numbers took another hour or so to prepare.
Luckily for me, Robert was mutually interested in this, and lent me the power bank for testing. I wasn’t aware of Comsol as a brand, as many are just import-and-rebadge operations, so I was interested in seeing whether the power bank was truly 11000mAh as it said it was.
Available from Officeworks for AU$69 at time of writing, it’s a fair price for a power bank of that capacity if it proves to be genuine. The power bank in question was the Comsol 11000mAh Dual Output Power Bank in white. Knowing from past experience that some power banks are really not up to the mark in regards to capacity, I was slightly skeptical. This post actually came about because I was chatting with Robert about a few electronics and computing related things when he mentioned that he owned a power bank himself.
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