literally the first time someone ever broke it down to me in my life and i work in phone and tech sales at best buy lmao

Absolutely!!!!

It just shows you which tech reviewers paid attention in school. Everyone else is just winging it… …

@@reheatedpizza7292 same here and I worked in an Apple store

Indeed, it's very informative! :)

Did the same. He's on his way! 😂

Same when I first saw this video I was like wtf surely he has thousands of subs. The video quality is insanely good

Same here 😂

same haha

Totally agree!

love it, that creators dont try to drag a vid to the 10 min mark for no reason

Same! And I’m bad at math yet I somehow still understood. I needed this guy to be my math teacher in school.

hard still​@@Mama_Bear524

Dude your vids are so high quality Im really surprised you dont have at least 1 mill yet

thats just how wireless charging works there isnt a magic technology that just makes wireless charging more efficient.

Actually found that so useful! Even understood your equations, really really helpful👍🏼

Come on man, this is what I call a tech review. 99% of youtubers would just jump to: "the anker is cheaper and has more than 3x the capacity, buy it". The video was really well lit and the animations were on point. Keep up the good work, instant sub, you'll be in a million territory real soon.

This was great.

very true but some of the numbers were off.

Thanks! It does seem like there are a couple videos out there spreading misinformation about the capacity, so I figured I'd shed some light.

It's a pretty basic concept... Surprised so many people weren't aware of it.

@@gmansplit I’m extremely biased in this subject as an electrical engineer but we actually learned this info in primary school grade 8

@@Your_username_ I know. I feel like volts/amps/watts etc are a very rudimentary middle school sort of concept. Of course amp hours can't tell you anything about capacity in a vacuum. The only reason we use mAh for phones usually is because basically every phone in existence uses a 3.7v battery.

I think if all you base your purchase declined on is specs and price then maybe, but Anker is not MagSafe Certified so has none of the software features for safety and efficiency. It does not have the battery widget. You cannot charge both the knee and iphone at once like you can with pass-through tech on the Apple pack. You do not get the smart protection, where charging stops at 90% or when your phone gets too hot, it stalls charging until the phone cools. It is not as efficient and has not got the smart feature where you can efficiently use the Apple pack as a secondary battery. Also, tests suggests the Anker heats up more? For me, the extra features easily make up for the pricing and the 50% extra charge of the Anker especially as I have used thee smart battery case (same principle) for 2.5 years and it still works great and gives me 12h SoT on my XS Max combined with the phone’s battery!

@@zak5905 Nothing wrong with that choice! My view is that it gives us another option and all the disinformation is not helpful! Of course, if it is too expensive or you will not use it the way it is meant for then the Anker is another choice.

@@zak5905 the problem is the size of the battery. Anker’s battery is 50% thicker.

@@RunForPeace-hk1cu and... it has 50% more battery life for half the price? Nothing is going to convince me to spend $100 on a charger that doesnt even fully charge a phone.

@@andyH_England wow smart features, software integration, safety protection. You really drank the coolaid from apple huh? Non of these “features” worth that much to be honest, and Anker is perfectly safe otherwise stores won’t be selling them. Oh by the way, MagSafe certified? Anker is just a wireless charger with magnets, MagSafe adds nothing. You know iPhone can be charged wirelessly before MagSafe right?

The magsafe is better for one reason. 7.5W of charging, not 5 like stated in this video.

@@zacheus1video is 2 tears old. I wonder if a met has updated theirs too now

He now has almost 26K

Now 38k!

Now 56.6K 🚀

Now 81K!

u call that blowing up lol

Sometimes I wonder if there’s a KZfaq Illuminati or something lmao. But hey I can’t lie, really liking Joshua’s content! Very informative

Now 81K!

same

Respect ✊🏿

Perhaps he is in the southern hemisphere where it is currently winter :-)

But it is trash.

Oh wow! That’s a very helpful fact, I appreciate that!

19 hours after you commented this, he already has double that lol 8k+ this man's flying!

@@rafaelbordignon271 Now at 16k:O

@@rafaelbordignon271 Damn! 21K Still Going, also i see Sara Dietschy (786K Subs) Apple Anker Magsafe Video, i just found out iphone 12mini have awful battery :/ i like some of her videos but comparison to this ? it was nothing

thats not how it works... theres so many tech channels now its honestly getting ridiculous, but yea his quality is good

Now at 28k!!!

That's what Physics class is for.

That's a high school formula everyone gets taught

There are tons of questions about efficiency and electronics when you take Physics classes. Physics is basically real world application of math so they do introduce you to formulas in interesting ways

Way more interesting when a formula is used in the context of chemistry or physics rather than it just for the sake of doing math

It's actualy worst

In this case you dont need an iPhone

Why the hate?

Sounds like someone didn’t grow up with the original apple charger that only worked one way

@@W42PZ because it still use an outdated charging port. Everyone is already moved to usb c, a lot of laptops use usb c, headphone. Shit even my ipad pro use usb c

@@W42PZ if you have many type of gadgets.. you need to prepare many type of cables.. in my case i have ipad pro, macbook, razer earbuds, and an android phone which all use type C cables.. they can share among of them..

He literally said that in the video. And the Anker does it too.

@@thehippieboy69 so I just rewatched the whole video, to see if I stood corrected. I do not. I assume you’re referring to the time 1:15 when he has the PACK on the charger and it passes charge through to the phone. That is NOT what I’m referring to. They both do that. I am speaking of the feature that is still to this day exclusive to Apple’s which is if you put your lightning cable into the port on the IPHONE ITSELF and have the MagSafe battery pack just on the back, the Apple one will receive pass through from the phone. He never addressed that, and Anker’s does not support that.

bUt iT dOeSnT HavE mAGneTs

srsly. for $60-70 you can get TWO 20.000mAh Powerbanks from Anker with WAY higher efficiency than this trash

You guys seem so surprised that wireless charging is less efficient than wired charging

@Rajarshi Das how is it convenient. Wireless charging is slow and terrible in efficiency. If you want backup power Normal powerbanks will give better capacity and faster charging.

Same with headphones. Why do I need have a headset with worse audio quality that needs to be charged and is heavier and more expensive just so I that I don't have to use a cable. But I guess everyome has different priorities.

plus its an easy way to charge the iphone with a usb c cable

I’ve been looking for this info, too. According to Anker’s product page, you can use it as a typical portable battery and charge other devices. However, Ive seen no mention of this feature in written articles or other KZfaq videos. So naturally that question is completely ignored from the Apple battery as well. I’m thinking I will have to buy my own just to get my answer.

Yes the Anker can charge other devices as a battery bank

@@evilhamsters08 I think most likely it can't, there aren't enough charging cables that have lightning on one end and USB-C or micro USB on the other end, plus I don't think a lightning to lightning cable even exists, so good luck charging your airpods max from your apple battery :/ Though in fairness, the apple battery is clearly a replacement for the older battery cases, and not a replacement for portable batteries... but then if I need to carry around a regular battery for the rest of my tech, why wouldn't I just charge my iPhone with a cable from that battery?

@@jay_stne what do you mean by "not enough cables with lightning on one end and usb c on the other"? your iPhone literally comes with one. they are not uncommon

Nope, the nominal voltage is the average voltage.

If you have the 13 mini it sits great on the back in your pocket when you’re not doing anything. Very useful it seems.