Therefore, many users decide to use a Power Bank. However, sometimes it is not clear which one to buy and what to look for.  That is why we decided to tell you what you should look for when choosing Power Bank.

Power Bank capacity

It may seem obvious but you cannot buy Power Bank not knowing how much it has milliamps. For example, if your smartphone has 2000mAh battery, then you should buy Power Bank with 4000mAh or more.

I often meet people who buy 2000mAh Power Bank for their smartphone with battery capacity 3000mAh. What for? Such power bank is not even enough for one full battery charge.

Power Bank capacity is the first point to which you should pay attention.

Output

Another important point is amperage output. The nomenclature is simple, so let’s get some examples.

• Output 1A: This charger has a maximum output of 1000mAh / hour
• Output 2A: This charger has a maximum output of 2000mAh / hour
• Output 2.4A: This charger has a maximum output of 2400mAh / hour

This means that if your smartphone battery has 2000mah and you buy Power Bank with an output of 2A, your smartphone will be charged in about 2 hours.

Quality: cheap is expensive

If you have Galaxy S7 edge, why would you buy Chinese Power Bank for $5? An extremely cheap Power Bank is not a good idea. You can find an excellent Power Bank for $ 20 on sites like Amazon, and not to be disappointed in your purchase.

Battery is one of the most important components of smartphone, and therefore you should not save on it. In our opinion, it is better to pay a few dollars more, and not to worry that battery may break.

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After zooming graphics presented above you will see that the image on the left is saved in lower quality, is less clear. But the quality of the iPad does not raise the slightest objection . This problem is not just one case.

The situation may improve slightly in the settings disable the processing of high-quality graphics, but the change will not be staggering. Most likely, there crept a little problem with the naming option because its activation results in the use of higher compression, or sparing the file size at the expense of its quality. A valuable allowance for each kilobyte, especially in times of kilkugigabajtowych data packets is simply unnecessary.

Do any of you have also noticed the difference described above?

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