Separate power banks for different devices are a good idea because you don’t have to constantly carry around a single power bank for different devices and worry about it running out of charge quickly. Also, sometimes it’s impossible to connect three separate devices in different parts of the apartment to a single power source. Techno 24 recommends you to pay attention to the following three types of power banks.

Power bank for smartphone (10,000 mAh)

A separate power bank for a smartphone is always useful, because you can take it with you anywhere, put it in a bag or backpack, and there is no need to buy a large, powerful power bank for a device.

We recommend considering models with a capacity of 10,000 mAh. This is enough for almost three full charges of the smartphone during the day. Even if you use your phone very actively during the day, this is more than enough for the whole day so that your gadget has full autonomous power.

Most of these power banks these days have multiple charging ports, and this will definitely come in handy if you need to charge your headphones or smartwatch.

Power bank for laptop (from 20,000 mAh)

For those who rely on a laptop for work or study, a powerful power bank with a capacity of at least 20,000 mAh is definitely needed. Such a backup battery can provide at least one charge of the laptop, allowing you to maintain efficiency throughout the working day, even without light.

When choosing a power bank for a laptop, the rule applies that “the more powerful the power bank, the better for the user.” However, it is worth paying attention to other features of both the power bank and the laptop.

• FirstTo charge your laptop battery, the power bank must output at least 12 volts.
• SecondYou may need a special power input adapter for your laptop, or it needs to support USB-C charging, which not every budget laptop can do even today.

A special power bank for the router

This power bank will help you to provide autonomous Internet, which does not depend on the availability of electricity in your apartment. It can be either an ordinary 10,000 mAh power bank with the possibility of charging 5 volts / 9 volts / 12 volts and an adapter, or a special uninterruptible power supply unit, which has its own advantages.

If everything is clear with an ordinary power bank: just connect the power cable to the router and the USB input of the power bank and everything works, then with the UPS the situation is a little different, but everything is quite simple.

First you need to connect the UPS itself to a regular outlet, and then connect it to the router and subscriber terminal (if you have a GPON network) using special adapters (usually supplied).

The advantage of the UPS is that it does not need to be charged or removed separately – it charges itself from the network and constantly transfers the charge to the battery, so you will not even notice that the light in the house has gone out, because the Internet will continue to work.

Keep your power banks charged

Remember that the efficiency of power banks depends on their charge levels. Follow these tips to make sure they’re ready when you need them:

• Make it a habit to keep your power banks fully charged.
• Frequent full discharge can shorten the life of the power bank, so try not to put the battery “to zero”.
• To maintain optimum performance, store power banks in a cool, dry place.