Apple picker The spring months are slowly but surely approaching, and hand in hand with them come various trips that we like to take after the warm weather, whether with family, friends or partners. But the problem can arise at the moment when the battery percentages on our phones decrease faster than we would really like. The reason may be maps, i.e. navigation, frequent photography or sharing your experiences on social networks. In such a case, it is useful to have a power bank at hand, which on the one hand has sufficient capacity, but at the same time is light in weight. One such is also offered by Leitz, a company with more than a hundred years of tradition, whose power bank has everything you need, supports faster charging, and is now half the price.
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The Leitz power bank is equipped with two classic USB-A ports and one micro-USB port. While the second one mentioned serves for charging the power bank itself and offers an input current of 2 A, the other two ports are intended for charging devices such as phones, tablets, for example smart watches, etc. The advantage is that both ports boast an output current of 2 A at a voltage of 5 V, and for example, the iPhone will charge faster from the power bank than if you used the classic adapter that Apple bundles with its phones. You can count on the indicated performance even with simultaneous charging from both ports. On the body of the powerbank there are also four LEDs that inform about the remaining battery capacity.
The dimensions of 60 x 141 x 22 mm are also pleasant, and then especially the weight of 240 grams, which is a commendable value for a capacity of 10 mAh. The body is made mainly of plastic, supplemented in some places by rubber, thanks to which the power bank does not mind the occasional fall to the ground. In addition to the battery, the package also contains a 000 cm long micro-USB power cable.
Absolutely ordinary…
Jablickar no longer tries to pretend in his articles that they are balanced reviews for users. As he did at least a little. It's just a bunch of PR articles on a product of a higher price category.
By law, advertising and PR should be labeled. Who is running it? Pot dealers?
I just happened to have a look at amazom, discounted from £45 to £43, when I recalculated your Czech crown 1442 is about £50. What kind of scumbags are you when you lie here half off, I'd like to see the idiot who would have bought it for £100 before. And mark the article as an advertisement next time