Xqisit Premium PD (20000 mAh, 18 W, 74 Wh)

Xqisit Premium PD

20000 mAh, 18 W, 74 Wh

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stef_hoesli

3 years ago

It is exemplary that the capacity is now finally given in watt-hours (even if the misleading milliampere-hours (if so, why not just 30 ampere-hours?) are still given. At least it is clear that the 30 Ah refers to the 3.7 V of the cells used). Unfortunately, it is not stated which voltages the powerbank supports. Since it can supply up to 30 W, it seems reasonable to assume that it can supply up to 20 V with 1.5 A. This is also suggested by the battery symbol on the back of the power bank. This is also suggested by the MacBook connected to the powerbank in the picture. Can you please publish the different voltages and currents that the powerbank can supply and include a corresponding filter for them?

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jerry-n

3 years ago

Hello Stef, Quick Charge 3 supports vis to 22V. Why [mAh] instead of just [Ah]? Probably because people have a hard time solving a simple unit equation. The battery of your smartphone is also specified in [mAh], so it is easier to calculate with the same unit.