Thanks for the review. I like practical videos like these where Amazon products are reviewed by an actual buyer sharing their experience instead of an AD.
I know this is an old review now, but re: the power bank shutting off when the phone is fully charged, this is actually something I would normally expect to be handled by the phone, not the power bank, and probably only when it's plugged into a USB-C port. When you're using the other power bank, are you plugging into USB-C? And when you use this one, are you doing the same? If not you may find that that fixes your issue.
Thank you for watching 😎. If this product is being sold there, it should all ready be configured for your region. I don't think you need to do anything. Your cell phone charger should work.
Thank you for watching! Not necessarily. Most of the time the battery will come to you either at 80, or 90 precent charge....sometimes less. But you can charge it if you'd like. It won't hurt the power bank.
Thank you for watching! The Power Bank is still doing the job that I purchased it for. I will be using it a lot again in a few weeks. But so far, so good still. 😎
Thanks for the review. Does anyone know what the on/off button actually does? It seems that the power bank starts charging the phone as soon as it is plugged in, then if you press the on/off button it doesn't seem to stop or start the charging, just wonder what the point of it is?
Thank you for watching! Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE 😎 If you it's the bottom twice quickly it will turn on and if you it's it twice again it will turn off. Sometimes long press will do the same action. If you have the phone plug into it, it will not turn off.
I'm not sure if you can answer to this question : Why giving the capacity in MILLIAMPERES ? I think marketing people takes consumers for buckets ! They want big digits to announce and I think it's INSANE. It should be 10 Amperes, not 10 000 milliamperes. An electrical circuit is always given in Amperes. You would certainly tell : ''This circuit breaker is rated for 15 Amperes", Not 15 000 ma. Obviously, you add a decimal point and a digit, if needed. Mathematically speaking, it's exactly the same, but in the real life, we always talking in term of integer, THEN decimals. Do you say, for example : "I live at 5 000 m from here" ? NO. you gonna say "I live at 5 kilometers from here" I hope you understand what I mean. So, I suggest you to by more conform than those stupid marketing peoples. It's much more logical. That said, you produced a very good video. Thanks a lot and take care.
Yes, it does. However, to take full advantage of the 10,000mah you can't be using the phone/device while charging it. As all power bank, it will lose some charge while on stand by, but not by much.
Thank you for watching. Please don't forget to Subscribe 😎 When it is charging, the light(s) will blink. Once the power Bank is fully charged, the light(s) will stop blinking....they will just lit up.
Good review however I'm curious about the flashing blue lights on the top right hand corner of the charger. Are they all to be lit up when the charger is fully charged. Thank you Rod
@@asianmanyt5373 Unfortunately, I do not know how to troubleshoot something like that. You could try contacting the seller, or write a review on Amazon and tell your experience. It is possible that the seller will see your review and hopefully will respond to you. Sometimes seller will send you a replacement. It's barely 2 months and yours died all ready.
@@vickihagen7534 Yes you can power them off. Long press the button till it turn off, or double press the button. I think the power bank turns off after detecting that nothing is being plugged in.
Thanks for the review. I like practical videos like these where Amazon products are reviewed by an actual buyer sharing their experience instead of an AD.
Thank you for watching.....appreciate it😎
I know this is an old review now, but re: the power bank shutting off when the phone is fully charged, this is actually something I would normally expect to be handled by the phone, not the power bank, and probably only when it's plugged into a USB-C port. When you're using the other power bank, are you plugging into USB-C? And when you use this one, are you doing the same? If not you may find that that fixes your issue.
You could be right about that one. I'm one of those guys who switched phone from time to time. That is interesting. Thanks😎
How do you charge the AsperX Power Bank, do you need a separate/additional DC 5V/2.0A adapter? I'm in the UK.
Thank you for watching 😎. If this product is being sold there, it should all ready be configured for your region. I don't think you need to do anything. Your cell phone charger should work.
@@jatreviews Possibly, if you have your own phone adaptor use that or else use another one.
Great and very specific review because now I know that I can buy it, thanks
YW....thank you for watching!
How do i know when my power bank is fully charged?
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The 4 lights will stop blinking and it will just lit up constantly.
Do you have to charge the power bank prior to first use?
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Not necessarily. Most of the time the battery will come to you either at 80, or 90 precent charge....sometimes less. But you can charge it if you'd like. It won't hurt the power bank.
How is it holding up after 2 years of usage?
Thank you for watching! The Power Bank is still doing the job that I purchased it for. I will be using it a lot again in a few weeks. But so far, so good still. 😎
Thanks for the review. Does anyone know what the on/off button actually does? It seems that the power bank starts charging the phone as soon as it is plugged in, then if you press the on/off button it doesn't seem to stop or start the charging, just wonder what the point of it is?
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If you it's the bottom twice quickly it will turn on and if you it's it twice again it will turn off. Sometimes long press will do the same action. If you have the phone plug into it, it will not turn off.
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I'm not sure if you can answer to this question : Why giving the capacity in MILLIAMPERES ? I think marketing people takes consumers for buckets ! They want big digits to announce and I think it's INSANE. It should be 10 Amperes, not 10 000 milliamperes. An electrical circuit is always given in Amperes. You would certainly tell : ''This circuit breaker is rated for 15 Amperes", Not 15 000 ma. Obviously, you add a decimal point and a digit, if needed. Mathematically speaking, it's exactly the same, but in the real life, we always talking in term of integer, THEN decimals. Do you say, for example : "I live at 5 000 m from here" ? NO. you gonna say "I live at 5 kilometers from here" I hope you understand what I mean. So, I suggest you to by more conform than those stupid marketing peoples. It's much more logical.
That said, you produced a very good video. Thanks a lot and take care.
Thank you for watching! Yea, they normalized sounding things bigger than it ought to....just normal marketing.
@@jatreviews Normal marketing ? Maybe it's normal but I don't like it. This practice is NOT ACCEPTABLE and should be banned !
How do u know when it’s done charging !!
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You'll know it is fully charged when all lights have stopped blinking.
2 press the power button for it to turn off the power button is right next to the lights on it
Yes, press the button twice turn the power bank off. It should also turn off by itself when it is not being use.
does it have exactly 10000mah on each power bank?
Yes, it does. However, to take full advantage of the 10,000mah you can't be using the phone/device while charging it. As all power bank, it will lose some charge while on stand by, but not by much.
When the power bank charging do the light come on or off
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When it is charging, the light(s) will blink. Once the power Bank is fully charged, the light(s) will stop blinking....they will just lit up.
Mine stop working as soon as i got it. I think it may have something to do with letting it charge for too long.
There should still be time to return it and get a replacement since you had just gotten it.
Good review however I'm curious about the flashing blue lights on the top right hand corner of the charger. Are they all to be lit up when the charger is fully charged.
Thank you
Rod
Thank you for watching! Yes, they will all lit up once it is fully charged.
How many watts is it?
It is advertised to have 10,00mah.
Mine will not charge anymore any tips?
How long have you had it?
@@jatreviews since august
@@asianmanyt5373 Unfortunately, I do not know how to troubleshoot something like that. You could try contacting the seller, or write a review on Amazon and tell your experience. It is possible that the seller will see your review and hopefully will respond to you. Sometimes seller will send you a replacement. It's barely 2 months and yours died all ready.
Just bought it thank you!
Nice...
Can you power them off? The power button on the device does not turn off my charger…..
@@vickihagen7534 Yes you can power them off. Long press the button till it turn off, or double press the button. I think the power bank turns off after detecting that nothing is being plugged in.
@@jatreviews does it work with iphone 13?
@Lammy 12 it is advertised to work with iPhone. Unfortunately, I don't have an iPhone to test it.
Too verbose.
Yes, Lord willing I get better at it soon. Thanks for watching😎