INIU Batterie Externe, Ultra Petit 22.5W 10000mAh Power Bank, Batterie Portable USB C Input & Output PD3.0 QC4.0 Charge Rapide Powerbank Compatible avec iPhone 16 15 14 13 Pro Max Mini Samsung iPad

Fait le job
Contente de cette batterie. Fonctionne bien. Je l’utilise pour une doudoune chauffante.

très bien
Cette batterie a de nombreuses qualités :- Elle est compacte et prend peu de place (elle mesure 11cm x 6,8cm x 1,8cm environ)- Elle est assez légère (185gr)- Elle se prend bien en main- Elle offre 3 ports : 1 USB et 2 USB-C => pratique et multi-taches ;)- Elle est évidemment rechargeable (câble inclus)- Elle est dotée d’un bouton ON/OFF- Elle est équipée d’un écran LCD affichant le niveau de charge (de 6,5cm x 4,5cm environ)- Le niveau de la batterie est clairement affiché en pourcentage- On sait donc clairement à quel niveau de charge cette batterie se trouve- Elle est équipé d’un petit trépied escamotable pouvant supporter le téléphone portable à la verticale => pas indispensable mais un petit détail qui séduira certains utilisateurs.- Elle est proposée à un prix raisonnable : 29€ à la date de ce commentaireCOTE CHARGEMENT (efficacité), en USB :* Le téléphone passe de 90% de charge à 100% en un peu moins d’1h (soit10% récupéré)* La batterie passe de 53% à 46% dans ce même laps de temps (soit 7% de batterie utilisée)* Soit 7% de batterie utilisée pour recharger 10% de mon téléphone en 55 minutes=> C’est correct même si ce n’est pas d’une grande fulgurance ;)CE SERA 4 ETOILES POUR MOI au final.

Batterie de poche
Batterie externe, très pratique ( tellement petite, qu’elle loge dans une poche de pantalon 👖 donc une veste aussi « normalement » ) et cerise 🍒 sur le gâteau 🍰 cette formidable batterie 🥁 est gentiment vendu avec sa pochette de protection s’il vous plaît…Double clic, sur le seul bouton qu’il y a, et hop LUMIÈRE 💡Formidable…10/10 – 20/20 – 50/50 – 100/100Recommandations ++

Bonnes performances et très bon rapport qualité prix
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I have a few Iniu products which I love, and this one is no different. One of the other products I have is a larger capacity power bank, but it’s a few pounds and not ideal to carry around all day which is why I bought this much slimer, lighter model for daily use when my battery is running low towards the end of the day.In hand this power bank reminds me of the last iPods (Classic, not Touch). It’s about the size of a deck of playing cards and under a pound. The case is buttery smooth, a little slippery, but easy to grip too. Sitting on a hard surface the back could use some thin rubber strips to keep it in place on a hard surface. But it does have a “genius” feature in a hidden clip that pops out to double as a phone stand. Used in this way the power bank stays is less likely to slip around. (I’ve attached a series of photos to show how this clip is engaged and its appearance when used.) The battery appears to be well insulated too as I can barely feel any heat when it’s in use – being charged or charging a device.This is a light duty power bank meant for day use. It’s good for a couple “top ups” of small devices like a phone or tablet during the day. If you need something that will charge multiple devices multiple times or that will recharge a laptop you’ll want something with a bigger battery.Connectivity includes two USB-C and one USB-A. The USB-C ports are used for fast charging and charging the power bank as well. USB-A, as a standard, is not capable of fast charging.Here’s what I like and don’t like about this charger:Like:1. Compact, excellent in-hand feel, doesn’t feel like I’m carrying a brick.2. Fast charge works (with a properly rated USB-C cable) – I can top up my iPhone 15 from +/- 50% in about twenty minutes.3. Ability to “slow charge” up to three small devices at once. (Slow compared to fast charging, but you can still top up 3 small devices from 50% in under an hour.)4. Battery remaining indicator displays in % rather than ambiguous bars.5. Built-in flashlight. I’m not sure when I’ll use it but you can never have enough flashlights.6. Pass-through charging allowing it to charge while it’s charging. Complete two tasks with one charger.7. It has a Lithium Polymer battery which are safer than Lithium-Ion batteries.Don’t Like:1. I’ve found no way to dim or turn off the LED display during charging. What I find especially annoying is the one’s digit when charging continually flashes. For example, if it’s charging and at 53% then the 3 will flash. When it flips to 54% the 4 will flash, and so on.2. Despite the LED window being quite large it can only display battery remaining. No other statistics such as power being drawn is available. Meanwhile the LED window attracts fingerprints and smudges and just reduces the generally attractiveness of this power bank.

This orange power bank is bold, stylish, and impossible to lose! I think it’s on the verge of being red and not orange though. The color is super eye-catching, and I love how it makes a statement. It’s a fun contrast to the usual black or grey power banks on the market, while still maintaining a sleek matte finish that feels very premium.The LED display showing the exact percentage remaining is a fantastic feature — so much better than vague battery indicators. It fast-charged my phone without any issues, but for optimal speed, I had to use my own USB-C to USB-C cable since the provided cable is USB-A to USB-C.It’s impressively compact for a 10,000mAh power bank and fits perfectly in my pocket. The LED flashlight is a handy little addition, though I imagine I’d only use it in emergencies. The phone stand feature is unique, but I’m not sure how practical it really is for everyday use.Overall, this power bank stands out in both looks and function. It’s a bit pricey, but if you’re after something fun and reliable, it’s worth considering — especially if it’s on sale!