Aukey Pb-Y3
30000 mAh, 111 Wh
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This is not entirely correct. According to the SWISS baggage rules: "Spare batteries for portable electronic devices / rechargeable battery (powerbank): All spare batteries are only allowed in hand luggage. Batteries with 100 Wh to 160 Wh power, maximum 2 pieces and only after advance notification. Batteries over 160 Wh generally prohibited" So this battery pack with 150 Wh is still ok within the permitted range. I see it as a matter for the customer (i.e. myself) to clarify this. Otherwise, it would have to be noted for every electronic item with a battery that it may not be transported in checked-in luggage.
Probably not. According to the user from this forum (https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Business-Notebooks/How-do-I-charge-the-Zbook-Studio-with-a-usb-3-power-bank/td-p/5825373), the Zbook Studio has 2 usb-c ports that support PD (Power Delivery). But since the usb-c 3.1 gen2 standard protocol only transfers PD of 100W, your laptop needs 150W to charge. Therefore, only the original charging cable will work. Quickcharge only works with compatible devices.
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It charges my 12" Macbook, so it should charge a 13" Macbook pro, at least the recent ones with a USB-C port.
I've been using it for a while now and it's great. I can charge my MacBook pro 15 2x with it and it's fast
Würde ich nicht versuchen, eher eine solche: https://www.golem.de/news/anker-powercore-26800-pd-akkupack-liefert-strom-per-power-delivery-ueber-usb-typ-c-1704-127533.html
No. This charger supports USB, USB QuickCharge and USB C only. JBL Extreme has its own 19V charging system. An external battery pack for laptops might work.
I can charge my Samsung Note edge (3000mAh) at least 6 to 10 times.
Had no problems at all at the controls in Basel and Larnaca.
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In one review, the powerbank reached over 90%, which is very high - normal powerbanks reach approx. 80-89%. Why only 90%: Energy loss due to heat etc.
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Beat Kipfer No, this function does not work: you can only either charge the powerbank or charge another device. I have just tried this on my current device (AuKey PB-Y3) with an iPhone.
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No, it does not work. Unfortunately, Microsoft has not integrated a USB-C port with USB PD (Power Delivery). The Surface needs a proprietary connection. The different voltages are for USB PD which can switch to a higher voltage. Here is an (incomplete) list of compatible laptops: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_60W/100W_USB_Chargeable_Laptops
Yes, I also do it that way
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