Charge your phone from a brand-new 20,000mAh power bank and do the arithmetic. If your phone has a 5,000mAh battery, that brick should fill it four times. Instead, it manages two and a half, perhaps three, before giving up. It’s easy to blame cheap cells or an inflated marketplace listing, but a legitimate power bank may genuinely contain the advertised capacity.
Related Posts
I used a free tool to track my laptop’s battery in real time, and it changed how I charge it
My Dell Latitude 5420 is an all-round laptop, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Sure, it’s five years old,…
If you compare laptop batteries by mAh, you’re probably doing it wrong
One key specification to look for when buying a laptop is battery capacity, often measured in mAh (milliamp-hours). The obvious…
Turn off this one Android setting to stop your battery draining overnight
You might have noticed your phone losing battery on standby overnight. The battery stats don’t point to anything unusual, and…