Power Banks

A power bank is a portable device designed to recharge electronic gadgets like smartphones, tablets, and laptops when you're on the move, or when you don't have access to a regular power source. Power banks vary in size, capacity (measured in mAh), and the types of devices they can charge, offering flexibility for users with different power needs.

• Look for features like fast charging technology, multiple output ports, and built-in safety protections against overcharging and short circuits.

• Consider the size, weight, and portability of the power bank for your daily use.

• Most airlines allow power banks in carry-on luggage but may restrict their size and capacity.
  
• Check the airline's guidelines before traveling to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
  
• See our blog article for more information on taking power banks on flights.

mAh stands for milliampere-hour, a unit used to measure the energy capacity of batteries and power banks. It indicates how much charge a the power bank can hold and how long it can power your devices.

Higher mAh ratings typically mean longer life and more charging cycles. When choosing a power banks, consider your device's power requirements and your usage habits.

Consider your device's battery capacity and how frequently you'll need to recharge on the go. Opt for a power bank with a capacity slightly higher than your device's battery capacity for multiple recharges.

MagSafe is an enhanced version of Qi wireless charging with built-in magnets for precise alignment. This improves charging efficiency and allows faster speeds (up to 15W on compatible iPhones). While MagSafe uses Qi technology, standard Qi chargers don’t offer the same magnetic alignment and typically charge iPhones at lower speeds (up to 7.5W). If charging speed is a priority for you, this is worth bearing in mind.