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Hey guys, what's up? This is [Your Name], and today we’re gonna be checking out the new Xiaomi wireless power bank. Let’s quickly get started.
We’ve already checked out the Samsung wireless power bank, and a lot of people are really interested in that. The Samsung model costs around 37 hundred rupees, whereas this one, the Xiaomi Mi Wireless Power Bank, costs around two thousand five hundred rupees. So it's definitely much cheaper than the Samsung variant.
It’s also quite identical to the Samsung wireless power bank in a lot of ways. Although I did find the Samsung wireless power bank to be sleeker and it does have a nice rubberized layer along with a slight lip which they've used to sort of give you an area to charge your watch. This allows for the phone to sit on the wireless power bank with the camera bump not touching anything.
But the good thing with the Xiaomi power bank is that you do have an entire side which is rubberized. So even if your camera bump is touching the power bank, it's protected because of the rubberized portion of the power bank.
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Now let’s talk about what all this power bank has. It has a 10,000 milliamp hour battery in there, and you do have a couple of ports on the top. You do have a USB A-out so you can connect your standard USB A cables, and it also has a USB C-in to charge up the power bank.
You can simultaneously charge two devices with this one on the wireless mat, whereas one through the output cable. The wireless pad is at 10 watts. I didn’t think that was on the Samsung because the Samsung wireless power bank was only giving us about five to eight watts at best, and it often lost out on wireless charging capabilities when tested with devices that were not Samsung devices.
In the case of this main power bank, we’re getting a constant 10-watt wireless output. It works with iPhones, with Samsung devices, and it will work with the new Xiaomi Mi 10 as well.
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Now, the good thing about the power bank is that it also charges up at 18 watts. So it does support a 5-volt-3-amp or a 9-volt-2-amp input, which means that you can use any of your fast chargers to charge up the power bank, and it will do that with a speedy delivery.
The overall weight of the power bank is 230 grams, which is fairly light. It is quite sleek and ergonomic, and the finish on the metal casing is also really nice. It feels really soft to touch in the hand as well.
It also comes with a USB A-to-USB C cable inside the box. It's a compact cable and it can be used to charge up your device—which is the power bank—or to charge up your phone using the power bank with the cable.
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Overall, I’m pretty impressed with this product. Also, with the fact that it’s much more cheaper than the one available from Samsung, and the one from Samsung doesn’t really work seamlessly, this one seems to work much better and offers a better charging experience.
Like I mentioned earlier, we’re getting a good 10-watt on devices that support 10 watts. And with iPhones, it’s working with 7.5 watts without sort of breaking the wireless connection on and off—which the Samsung wireless charger did do.
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If you guys are interested in this, we’ll leave a link to this in the description below as well. If you liked the video, don’t forget to smash the like button. Hit the subscribe button if you’re not already a part of TMI. Again, there's been birth, I'll see you guys in the next one.
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That’s all for today, guys. Thanks for watching!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys what's up this birthmark well today we're gonna be checking out the new Xiaomi wireless power bank so let's quickly get started we've already checked out the Samsung wireless power bank and a lot of people who are really interested in that and that costs around thirty seven hundred rupees whereas this one the me wireless power line costs around two thousand five hundred rupees so it's definitely much cheaper than the Samsung variant it's also quite identical to the Samsung wireless power bank in a lot of base although I did find the Samsung wireless power bank to be sleeker and it does have a nice rubberized layer along with a slight lip which they've used to sort of give you an area to charge your watch this allows for the phone to sit on the wireless power bank with the camera bump not touching anything but the good thing with the Xiaomi power bank is that you do have an entire side which is rubberized so even if your camera bump is touching the power bank it is protected because of the rubberized portion of the power bank now let's talk about of what all it has it has a 10,000 milliamp hour battery in there and you do have a couple of ports on the top so you do have a USB a out so you can connect your standard USB a cables and it also has a USB C in to charge up the power bank you can simultaneously charge two devices with this one on the wireless mat whereas one through the output cable the wireless pad is at 10 watts which I didn't think was on the Samsung because the Samsung wireless power bank was only giving us about five to eight watts at best and it was all often losing out wireless charging capabilities when tested with devices that were not Samsung devices in the case of the main power bank we are getting a constant 10 watt Wireless output it works with iPhones with Samsung devices and it will work with the new Xiaomi me 10 as well now the good thing about the power bank is that it also charges up at 18 watts so it does support a 5 volt 3 amp or a 9 volt 2 amp input which means that you can use any of your fast chargers to charge up the power bank and it will do that with a speedy delivery the overall weight of the power bank is 230 grams which is fairly light it is quite sleek and ergonomic and the finish on the metal casing is also really nice and it feels really soft to touch in the hand as well it also comes with a USB a to USBC cable inside the box it's a compact cable and it can be used to charge up your device which is the power bank or to charge up your phone using the power bank with the cable overall pretty impressed with this product also with the fact that it's a much more cheaper than the one available from Samsung and the one from Samsung doesn't really work seamlessly this one seems to work much better and offers a better charging like I mentioned we are getting a good 10 watt on devices that support 10 watt and with the iPhones it's working with 7.5 watts without sort of breaking the wireless connection on and off which the Samsung wireless charger did do if you guys are interested in this we leave a link to this in in the description below as well if you liked the video don't forget to smash the like button hit the subscribe button if you're not already a part of TMI again there's been birth I'll see you guys in the next onehey guys what's up this birthmark well today we're gonna be checking out the new Xiaomi wireless power bank so let's quickly get started we've already checked out the Samsung wireless power bank and a lot of people who are really interested in that and that costs around thirty seven hundred rupees whereas this one the me wireless power line costs around two thousand five hundred rupees so it's definitely much cheaper than the Samsung variant it's also quite identical to the Samsung wireless power bank in a lot of base although I did find the Samsung wireless power bank to be sleeker and it does have a nice rubberized layer along with a slight lip which they've used to sort of give you an area to charge your watch this allows for the phone to sit on the wireless power bank with the camera bump not touching anything but the good thing with the Xiaomi power bank is that you do have an entire side which is rubberized so even if your camera bump is touching the power bank it is protected because of the rubberized portion of the power bank now let's talk about of what all it has it has a 10,000 milliamp hour battery in there and you do have a couple of ports on the top so you do have a USB a out so you can connect your standard USB a cables and it also has a USB C in to charge up the power bank you can simultaneously charge two devices with this one on the wireless mat whereas one through the output cable the wireless pad is at 10 watts which I didn't think was on the Samsung because the Samsung wireless power bank was only giving us about five to eight watts at best and it was all often losing out wireless charging capabilities when tested with devices that were not Samsung devices in the case of the main power bank we are getting a constant 10 watt Wireless output it works with iPhones with Samsung devices and it will work with the new Xiaomi me 10 as well now the good thing about the power bank is that it also charges up at 18 watts so it does support a 5 volt 3 amp or a 9 volt 2 amp input which means that you can use any of your fast chargers to charge up the power bank and it will do that with a speedy delivery the overall weight of the power bank is 230 grams which is fairly light it is quite sleek and ergonomic and the finish on the metal casing is also really nice and it feels really soft to touch in the hand as well it also comes with a USB a to USBC cable inside the box it's a compact cable and it can be used to charge up your device which is the power bank or to charge up your phone using the power bank with the cable overall pretty impressed with this product also with the fact that it's a much more cheaper than the one available from Samsung and the one from Samsung doesn't really work seamlessly this one seems to work much better and offers a better charging like I mentioned we are getting a good 10 watt on devices that support 10 watt and with the iPhones it's working with 7.5 watts without sort of breaking the wireless connection on and off which the Samsung wireless charger did do if you guys are interested in this we leave a link to this in in the description below as well if you liked the video don't forget to smash the like button hit the subscribe button if you're not already a part of TMI again there's been birth I'll see you guys in the next one\n"
