#power bank

Power banks are one of the best gadgets to have in one’s everyday tech arsenal. But even we can’t deny that terms such as milliamp-hours (mAh), Quick Charge, and other words we normally find on power banks can get a bit overwhelming, especially to the average user. Is having a higher mAh power bank better? Should I pick a 5W or maybe a 25W capable power bank for my new phone? In this article, we’ll be shedding some light on power bank terminology to better understand what all this battery jargon actually means and hopefully help make your next power bank purchase worth it. Power Bank Terminologies Explained: What are mAh, volts, and watts? Batteries essentially store a chemical solution that has chemical energy and converts this into electrical energy which we can use to power our machines. A power bank is a battery that is specifically tailored to be portable and has just a large enough capacity for consumer electronics like smartphones, tablets, and even laptops. Read more in our articles including "Power Bank Terminologies Explained: What are mAh, volts, and watts?" and "Power banks with high charging rates (50W and above)".