Reviews Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Ebony
Reviews Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Ebony
Interested in reviews of Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Ebony? It got 4.9 out of 5 stars from our customers. Find specific customer reviews of Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Ebony below. We will appreciate if you also share your experiences with Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Ebony after purchasing.
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Anonymous customer
Rated 09/01/2024, variant Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Wood
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Nice powerbank design.
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Anonymous customer
Rated 01/12/2023, variant Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Wood
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I don't know any
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Petr, Vidče
Rated 26/11/2023, variant Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Ebony
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Lightweight performs.
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Petr, Vidče
Rated 25/10/2023, variant Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Black
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Lightweight
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Anonymous customer
Rated 31/03/2023, variant Eloop E12_PD20W 11000mAh Powerbank Black
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This powerbank is not easy for me, because I compare it with https://www.alza.cz/alzapower-unlimited-10-000mah-power-delivery-3-0-30w-black-d5560708.htm, whose proven equivalent I have not found in the offer. This "benchmark" was heavier and bigger, but it had the ability to charge pretty darn fast (when you feed a powerful PD source) and it was also clear how to switch the charging direction (it has a button). Still, I rate this Eloop at 5 stars, because it makes up for its "shortcomings" with its elegance (small and light) and quite adequate price. Also pleasantly surprised by the charging of the laptop (HP), of course no speed, but during normal work it actually CHARGES (not just keeps). And if the indicator is to be believed, the stated capacity is very realistic. PB probably won't give a "cold start" (charging the ntb. which already refuses to turn on), but even the one mentioned above didn't give it. Its charging speed is somehow satisfactory, about 2.5 hours. I used a PD 20 W (that's the declared max), I might try to grill it with a 65 W potential, but I doubt it. The Alsatian one gave I think 10 >>>> 70% in maybe 20 min (! )
small and lightweight
interesting buttonless solution
also charges a laptop
no display, only 4 LEDs
unclear how to influence "who charges who"
charging speed does not offend, but neither does it dazzle
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