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Power Stations
Power Stations
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A portable power station with the ability to charge up to 7 devices simultaneously, while having all the necessary safety locks for durability over time.
I started the test by charging the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra in one type-c port. The power delivery indicator lights up on the power station screen. Possibly due to the large battery percentage of the tablet, the maximum power reaches 13 watts.
I continued with the galaxy z flip5 in the other type-c port. The maximum power reaches 20 watts. In one usb-a port I connect the nintendo switch. The maximum power reaches 26 watts and I continue with a powerbank in the other usb-a port.
Now the total output power of the current reaches 35 watts. Impressive that with all these devices connected, the ENERGON 300 only lost 1% battery. I plug the laptop into the alternating current socket. The corresponding indicator lights up on the screen and now the total power rises to 60 watts.
These low watts compared to the capabilities of the power station help prevent the battery from running out quickly and overheating, so that the fan does not need to be activated.
After the tablet is fully charged, I replaced it with the galaxy z fold 3 and left it for 10 minutes to see how much energy the devices will take and how much the energon 300 will lose.
So after 10 minutes, the power station lost 4%. The z flip5 took 9%, the zfold3 took 13% and the nintendo switch took 5%, with the energon 300 continuing to work quietly.
The only time I heard the power station fan was during charging. The noise is minimal and reaches 45db. The charging power is quite stable and approaches the 100 watts, which is the maximum power that the Energon 300 can charge.
I particularly appreciated its small size which helps with portability and its very good build quality. On the other hand, it could not provide me with the maximum power on any of the devices I tried. However, considering the cost of acquisition, it is a very attractive package.
PROS
- Many charging capabilities
- Design
CONS
- Inability to provide full power
Watch the presentation video on my YouTube channel.