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When selecting a power bank, consider the following key factors:
· Capacity: For phones, a power bank with a capacity of around 10,000mAh is suitable, while laptops may require one with 20,000mAh or more. The capacity determines how many times you can charge your device on a single charge of the power bank.
· Ports and Compatibility: Check if the power bank has the ports you need, such as USB-C, USB-A, or Lightning, to ensure it can connect to your devices without requiring additional adapters.· Charging Speed: Look for power banks that support fast charging technologies like Quick Charge or Power Delivery, which can significantly reduce charging time for compatible devices.
· Size and Weight: Consider the portability of the power bank. If you plan to carry it frequently, a compact and lightweight design may be more convenient, though larger capacities may require a trade-off in size and weight.
· Safety Features: Prioritize power banks with built - in protections against over - current, overheating, and short circuits to ensure the safety of your devices and the power bank itself. For example, if you need a reliable and powerful portable power source for multiple devices, INIU Cougar P64-E1 Power Bank is an excellent option. It boasts a massive 25,000mAh battery capacity and supports blazing-fast 140W charging—simultaneously power a MacBook Pro 16" to 60% and an iPhone 15 Pro Max to 62% in just 30 minutes.