One ingenious solution stems from powerbanks which feature varying mAh ratings based on the battery size. These units are incredibly handy to rapidly charge your device and inject a new lease of life into power-hungry products. On another note, powerbanks easily fit into a backpack and offer exceptional flexibility. Honestly, I couldn’t imagine venturing to any press events without a few powerbanks and they’re commonly deployed to charge equipment for photography purposes. Today, we’re taking a look at Tech Armor’s entire range of powerbanks which comes in 3000mAh, 6000mAh, 120000mAh and 20800mAh capacities. Each unit is backed by a generous two-year warranty and implements a rather stylish design philosophy. I’m fascinated to see how they perform in extreme working scenarios and determine if there’s a new contender to dethrone my current setup of Antec Lifebars.
Packaging
Each model comes in a relatively compact box sporting a product snapshot on the front. The packaging also outlines the warranty period and mAh rating. The rear section provides a guide about the charging abilities of the company’s powerbank range to help users select the unit which suits their individual requirements. Included with each unit is a powerbank and Micro USB cable.
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