A power bank is one of the most used smartphone accessories today to keep your phone charged when the battery runs low. The power bank instantly supplies juice to most of your devices, including smartphones, wireless speakers, headphones and more, without having to rush to outlets to charge them.

Features to check before  buying a powerbank

 Battery Capacity

The most important thing that comes to mind about a power bank is the capacity. Powerbank capacity is measured in milliamp hours (Yes, that means mAh in each battery). The larger the power bank’s capacity, the more times it can charge your mobile phone or tablet.

 Manufacturer

Another thing you want to remember is the manufacturer of the product. I have seen many readers who think that the type of technology used for the battery is more important, but the truth is that the manufacturer can really make a difference.

Connectivity Options and Number of USB Ports

 The more connection options your powerbank offers, the better. Power banks are needed in emergency situations and since you can use them for different devices, they should be compatible with all common gadgets and be able to charge them all in a given time.

Input and Output Power

The input power is the power that the power bank receives when you charge it. Since time is of the essence in this fast-paced world, everyone wants to recharge their power banks as soon as possible. A power bank with a higher power output allows for quick charging so that it can be used when needed. This is especially necessary for powerbanks with a higher battery capacity.

Quality and Safety Options

Nothing beats quality and safety. Whether it’s your safety, the safety of your smartphone, or the safety of the power bank itself, these are all very important because they give you peace of mind when using the product. Avoid power banks that do not have clear safety information on them or if they are from an unknown brand.