2:50 just a tip, it doesn't work like that due to conversion loss because the capacity of the banks is measured in 3.7V, the upscale to 5 volts for USB will change that. For a 5000mah phone, I can get exactly three full charges on the 20000mah Iniu bank, just something to note, keep in mind three full charges for a 5k phone from this bank is already very good, for the smaller 10k I would expect 1.5/2 charges for a modern phone, and 2.5 for older devices with a 3k cell

There’s a version of this, also from INIU, which shows the battery in the form of a paw, which is adorable, but I like the percentage better. It’s my preference

The Inui 10k mAh consistently goes on sale on amazon for around $15 and I like it!

This video was incredibly helpful.

Thank you . Good information .

Great video. Thanks.

Sweet!! Nice video

Hey there, thanks for the discount link - we just ordered a couple of the little baby ones for work so you should receive a few cents from INIU any day now ;) We use these for powering synths, loop pedals and field recorders among other stuff... and they can also be quite useful for charging our phones 🤣 Great channel! Mat & Soph xx

You are definitely good at mathematics but that’s not how batteries works. The efficiency of batteries reduce with increase in wattage. Usually a 10000 mah power brick can give only around 6000 mah power output at 18 watt. Rest 4000 mah just wash away in the form of heat and transfer resistance etc.

Thank-you for the video

INUI is pretty good for its price, there's alternatives on amazon, but INUI I've used and no complaints other than upside down display

I bought one of this for taking to my travel to Europe in less than 2 months, which I will be there for Half-month (2 weeks) and I’m going to buy one more, so I will have like 3 as I already had one similar at home, but the one I just bought have for more charges. The one I had home only has like for 2 charges for my IPhone 12 Pro. But the one si bought has like for 6-7 charges. 72 hours for the phones/androids.

Does the usb a output also fast charge?

Nice view

Good video, suggestion since you mentioned other items that you use/like...either provide those links too or the videos that you've previously talked about them (if applicable)...such as the battery and magnetic cord you showed near the end of the video. Also there doesn't appear to be a link for INIU...the link at the top just takes me to another generic youtube search page.

Hi staden.Cant you show me about power bank black

Hi cant you show me power bank black

Power bank capacity / phone capacity is not a good indication of how much charge you get. the capacity is rated for around 3.6 volts but a phone might charge at 5V. which in turn brings the capacity down.

You should also factor in weight. A 100 Wh battery is great but that weight starts to get annoying after carrying it around after awhile.

Is the Battery Lithium Polyene?

Can you charge the power bank while charging a phone or 2 like a power strip? This question seems to be over looked in way to many product descriptions.

Any idea why when I plug something into the USB-C sometimes it'll show the PD lightening bolt symbol and sometimes it won't? I'm plugging in the exact same device.

I'm 999th like... Aye... Great content

Are they suitable for hiking in the mountains?

theres no link in the description? or promo code

Where did you buy that cable charger

on the 20k the most it will accept is 20w which will charge it full in about 6 hours so if anyone is buying a powerbank its worth checking the max input charging before buying a charger. No point in buying anything faster than 20w for the iniu 20k as it wont make any difference

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your way is wrong....you never get the exact mAh of the powerbank that are given... most you get around 50-80% of the powerbank. For example you buy a 20000mAh one you probably would get around 15000 max.

Oh! The division was cool, I'm about to know exactly how many time I get charged from zero, but another "energy guy" throw here another tricks that makes me oh really! 😚, so I'm confused which one I follow? ! Their way. I hope they fix their math probs. Kkkkk so we know how many times that powerbank does.??????

You are wrong I'm afraid. You forgot to take account of the voltage booster circuit in each powerbank. Lithium batteries are nominal 3.6 volts but output is boosted to 5 volts. This is approx a ratio of 1.4. If the voltage is boosted by 1.4 there is a corresponding decrease in miliamps of 1.4 so a 20,000 mAh powerbank has an actual output capacity of 20,000/1.4 or 14,250 mAh.

Nothing you said is of any help to potential buyers of any powerbank. Your calculations are all wrong. You clearly don't have much understanding of what your saying. Your aukey brink might be rated up to 65w but you failed to mention whats important like how much power input and output the powerbank can handle, what charging protocols it supports, etc.

Your incorrect. A phone needs 5 volts approx to recharge and ALL power bank capacities are calculated at 3.7 volts. So right off a 20000 mah power bank cannot have more than 148000 mah for charging a phone, less a percentage for conversion and a residual amount left in the power bank for recharging the power bank.

I prefer 2 x 10000 mah power banks instead of one whike traveling, leave one charging in the hotel and take one with me... 20000 mah is too bulky

It’s not charging the powerbank itself

Wow. A lot of vital Information is missing and a good part of the information provided is wrong. What do I mean? 1) Weight - This is one of the lightest 20k mAh Power banks on the market at 365g. The lightest being the Nitecore NB20000 which weighs only 324g. BUT costs approx. 5 times as much as this Iniu. (And does not really have 20k mAh ;-) more like 18k max ) 2) Charging standards: Apple PD 3.0 this means it will fast charge your Apple device. If this charging protocol is not supported it will not! QC.40: Basically this means it will fast charge your Android phones (with a max of 22,5W). 22,5W is kind of "slow" these days, as most new phones will charge with 45W or even 65W, but believe me, charge your phone slower and your battery will last longer. 3) As correctly pointed out by the person commenting below me, you will have a conversion loss when charging your phone. If you have a 20k mAh power bank and a 5k mAh phone battery you will not be able to charge your phone 4 times! Simply explained the process of recharging the battery also uses energy. A conversion loss of 20% is considered very good. At 22.5W I would expect a loss of 25%. The higher the wattage with which you charge your phone, the higher the conversion loss. Fun Fact: (yes Mr. Staden kind of mentioned this in his Video) Use high quality cables! If your cable is not fast charge enabled (will "let through" the amount of energy required) it won't work. Fun Fact 2: Use shorter cables. 0,5m is normally sufficient. You will lose less energy. Hope I have helped you out. No, I do not work for Iniu. Have a nice day!

Everyone of these things I have bought have been worthless junk. They either crash and go dead instantly or won't take a charge. I am homeless and it's the only way I can power my phone. I so pissed that if I could get my hands on the bastards that produce this junk I would go to prison.

You can’t sway how often you can charge your phone, bcs if the phone has a higher voltage the battery size is bigger, you can measure battery size mir accurately with wh I phone Se 2020 has 1821mah and 6.96wh Inuit powerbank has 20000mah and 74wh

Doesn’t understand how batteries work… what a joker.