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Was looking for a cheapish power bank with wireless charging after I inadvertently and stupidly destroyed my old Blitzwolf BW-P10 and came across this one for what seems to be its new regular sale price according the camels (though via voucher this time)
So far seems to be working well, and supports passthrough charging (although at a slower rate than normal). Not a lightweight carry though, weighing in at around 380g. Has a large LED display indicating battery % and charge function (fast etc) which is unfortunately on top so you can't see it when wireless charging unless you place your phone at 90 degrees). Includes a carry bag also.
The title and specs seem a little all over the place though, despite the product page title saying PD 22.5W and QC 18W the output specs and description indicate PD 20W and QC 22.5W.
Model: C2023W
Capacity: 20000mAh, 74Wh
Input:
Micro USB: 5V-2A, 9V-2A, 12V-1.5A
USB-C: 5V-2.6A, 9V-2A, 12V-1.5A
Output:
USB-C (PD): 5-6V-3A, 6-9V-2.22A, 9-12V-1.67A
USB 1/2: 5V-2.4A
USB 3 (QC): 4.5V-5A, 5V-4.5A, 9V-2A,12V-1.5A
Wireless: 5W, 7.5W, 10W, 15W
(and if you're wondering what I did to my BW-P10, while testing the wireless charging with my moto, although fully charged the wireless charging kept stopping and starting every couple of seconds. While charging the powerbank it worked ok though, and during testing I managed to unplug my USB-C cable then while not looking plug it back in to the USB-A QC port instead. Shorted it, and powerbank would light up when turned on but no charge in, no charge out.. to make it worse, I could feel the chipset heating up so I had to rip it open to disconnect the battery.)
How many times can it charge an iphone from 0-100 on one change?