Hi all just to share,

Just to check if you guys have bought a Sensonic P10 10,000mah.

I have bought a Sensonic P10 from PCexpo recently with a free Sensonic earphone at RM99.

This powerbank does not show or contain a mere or less then 5000mah real capacity.

To test I have charge my Asus fonepad ME372CG which battery are rated as 3950mah from 0 - 77% only at a condition that its on and in flight mode with a fully charge P10.

With the 10000mah at least it can charge more then 1 times but less then 2 times of my phone, give or take of the resistence of 30% wastage.

Give or take I will use 35% wastage.

10,000mah x 35% = 3500mah loss
10,000mah - 3500mah = 6500mah actual powerbank charge.

6500mah / 3950mah = 1.6 times fully charge of my Asus fonepad.

I don't mine if its a brandless powerbank that I pay if its less then it mentioned.
But sensonic is a brand which is worthy of its integrity to provide its customer an actual 10,000mah (at least 6500mah)

I do not recommend this powerbank to user.

Just my 0.2

Anybody have a utoo S5 10,000mah powerbank which you can comment?

Hi all, saw one which might be good, Ramoss sailing, claim to have a 3.1 max output charging and 2.1 input. 10,000mAh Rm150+. If it's true it will charge your gadget super fast since its the only one with the 3.1 output. Anybody have that might want to share your experience here, would appreciated.

Input : DC5V 2.1A

Output : USB 1: DC5V 2.1A ( 3.1 Max )
USB 2 : DC5V 1A

The specification as label on the box, as it claims, thats why looking for owners to give some feedback ya.

Hi Kagamistar,
I know your situation well, my comments is you can go for the pineng which is tested on this forum and the original mi 10400mAH power bank.

I have tested it and was very happy with it. For its 10400mAH power bank can charge my Asus Fonepad HD7 of 3950mAH battery 1.9 times. Tested with my phonepad from 0%-100% with power on to check mAH current input, it utilised about half of the powerbank. Waited after two days I charge my phonepad again with the remaining power, manage to get 0%-90% before the powerbank run out of juice.

Charge time is quick as well, just like using a wall adapter. The output current to the phone is >500 and 1000+.
I can use the phone while charging and the percent still going up gradually.

While other powerbank I use sensonic P10 (RM99, Now RM89) battery percentage will deplete or stays on current percent, it still goes up but very very slow. The current input to phone is 500+- but < 1000, sometimes an alert "insufficient current" message appear on the phone screen.

I have been looking for an efficient powerbank which has a rapid charging capabilities, able to hold actual mAH and price right.

You will never go wrong with pineng (I don't have one but is tested and efficient) or mi (10400mAH) which I have tested. Besides the price is good.

Regards.

Get it from mi website 100% reliable. I requested my friends help and he manage to get two for me.

Happy hunting

Yes it does affect the charging capacity and speed.
The shorter the better, like what mi power bank use would be sufficient.

It's advisable to use an adaptor with minimum of 2A or 2.1A output to charge your xiaomi.
Else the 1A output will be very slow and might be insufficient current.

Hi FYI,

The 5000mAH is the most portable as it's the lightest among the two and can only charge your device probably 1x.
The 10400mAH is at medium weight probably can charge your device 2x or more. It's portable if you put it in your pocket but you will feel the weight.
The 16000mAH is the beast, recommended to get it if your device is power hungry or you need its power. You need to considered it's power vs weight of this device. Maybe for road user or if you travel a lot.

Highly recommended original xiaomi power bank, all range. It's give you the bang for your buck. True mAH, fast charging with about 800+ ma output and practically priced.

Was able to charge my tablet while watching video, the battery % really goes up.

Other charger I have tested are about 400+ or less (ma) output, barely able to sustain current % with a slow descent

Just my 0.2 cents.

For a actual 5000mah, you should get a healthy 3500mah(-) from the power bank, provided it's at least 2.1a output and using a good fast charging cable.

You need to remove 30% from the total mAh to get the actual usable mAh after all those charging resistance and wasted energy.

This post has been edited by kennobi: Sep 3 2017, 10:31 AM