LifeCHARGE JuicyBar 2,600 mAh Power Bank Review

Hello, welcome to another center of my power bank review series.I have made a few comments on some of the more powerful power banks, but have not commented on smaller power banks, more compact daily use of power groups, so here I introduce the LifeCHARGE JuicyBar 2,600 mAh power supply group for all smartphones, including Apple iPhone 5, iPhone 5S andWhat is the power bank?For those of you who don\'t know what the power bank is, you are lucky!The concept of a power bank will take a while to adapt.I can definitely tell this from personal experiences and conversations with people around me.
The power supply group is essentially a portable battery capable of charging a mobile device.Of course, you can modify your mobile device and remove most of the expansion software from your phone manufacturer, not to mention any name (ahem Samsung ), install as part of the \"service\" they provide.Even after all the manual adjustments have been made, most smartphones run out of battery due to excessive WiFi, mobile data, and GPS.
The electricity bank came in from here.
If your device needs to be recharged multiple times to last a day, then it may be time to invest in the power bank.Depending on the size, the power supply group is able to charge the device seven to eight times before it needs to be charged.Based on my experience of speaking with others, I find that many people do not quite understand the concept.
Frequently Asked Question is, why use the power pack when I can use the wall adapter, find the socket and charge my device from there?This works only if you can find the socket.It is likely that you will not always find the perfect seat in the restaurant or take the transportation so that you can charge your device through the wall outlet.As a commuter, I can easily understand this.
There is no socket on the train and the battery of my mobile phone consumes the most on the train.Why?I will play some games to pass the time, surf the Internet, check my email, etc.Many times, an electric bank saved my phone from death.
This is a great tool for you to keep using your device without compromise.So let\'s start with the LifeCHARGE JuicyBar review!Always provide a very good ReAvailable packaging.As you can see from the picture, this is a power group of 2,600.
You get a microThe USB at the bottom and the Apple Lightning port at the top along with the full size USB plug.The micro-The USB plug at the bottom is mainly used for non-Apple devices such as Samsung, HTC, Nokia, Motorola, LG smartphones and tablets.The Apple Lightning plug can only be used with newer iPhone models.
More specifically, it can be used with the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C and any future devices that come with the Lightning port.Finally, full size USB 2.0 plug is to recharge the power bank itself.The back of the package provides more information.
If there is a display problem with the image, I have listed the description below.Eye-Perfect for long trips anywherethe-LifeCHARGE JuicyBar is easy to use, just place your LifeCHARGE in your pocket, wallet or bag to start your day.Lightweight, go to LifeCHARGEWhile the description claims to provide \"double battery life\", I have conducted efficiency tests and posted the results below so that you can better understand performance.
More details will be revealed by opening the package.More specifically, the inner flaps provide illustrations of the various compartments on the JuicyBar.It shows how everything fits together well and can be taken out to charge various devices.
The power pack in the open window area looks rather compact, but we haven\'t seen the quality yet.Let\'s jump into something inside.This is the first point of view of the entire power bank.It has a very beautiful LifeCHARGE logo engraved on the side.
The power switch is not visible when the button stays on one side of the power group.You will notice a cycle that ties the battery to the lid.The rope is actually made of woven fabric with Apple Lightning lines wrapped in it.
The micro-The USB plug is located at the other end of the field of view.JuicyBar also provides instructions for users who are familiar with the power bank for the first time.It is several pages long.I will show the photos of it later, but not too much detail.
It\'s easy to operate JuicyBar-Charge it, plug it into your device, turn on the power, take it out if necessary, and charge the power bank if necessary.However, more details of safety and care are in it.Finally, the \"data line\" is wrapped outside the line of sight \".
This is not the real data line.
It\'s really just a USB extender.
I don\'t think it\'s necessary for me, so I haven\'t unpacked it yet.This extender only needs to top up the power bank.Charging without an extender is certainly possible, but the USB port can be difficult to reach.
I have charged the power pack from my laptop and wall outlet.This extender may be necessary for those with cluster USB ports.This power supply group is wide, so it will block the USB port you use on your computer.
The USB extender will handle this issue.
I also have a wall adapter that the extender can help me get there.I decided not to use the extender because my wall adapter was able to stay in place with the power plugged in.If you find your wall adapter falling off due to weight, consider using the extender.
Still, I use it to demonstrate the recharge of the power bank.You can have a look below.I did a charging test with a wall socket.It\'s Samsung 2.Wall socket 1A, quite powerful.I use it to see the fastest time to charge the power bank.You can use the USB port of your computer to charge the power group.
I would not recommend doing this because at 650 mAh current you will get stuck charging for a long time.After testing the charge with my wall socket, I found that the whole charging time was less than 1 hour and 53 minutes.It\'s not too bad, especially the bigger power bank I have had to wait for longer charging times.
The body of the JuicyBar is round and almost cylindrical.There is a woven rope that connects the lid to the body.I would like to know why this is the case with lightning plus, not microUSB.
The only reason I can come up with it is to make it a simple attachment to the keychain or other accessories.This makes it more convenient to carry with you than to have two foldsLike a mini plug.USB is currently in use.However, I would love to see MicroUSB is also in the woven rope for different reasons.
Although it is hard to see in this picture and in the upcoming picture, I feel the plastic connection on the micro computerDue to bending the USB end to charge my device, the USB correct is broken and weakened.I was a little surprised to be able to capture this view, but this photo reinforces my early view of the USB extender.As you can see, the plastic case is very bloated, and if you happen to charge this power supply group through the USB port of the computer, it will block other USB ports.
In this case, an extension is necessary.
Next to the standard USB plug, there is an indented slit.This is for Lightning plugs, it\'s just that I\'m not quite sure why they made it so big.This picture also gives you an idea of the overall shape of the power bank.
It looks like an egg, and it feels the same way.I don\'t mind, but I feel that the hands are easier than the box in the shape of a rectangular prism.As can be seen from this photo, the lid of the Apple Lightning plug came off.
It is comfortably embedded in the hat.
The wire of the Lightning plug is wrapped in a woven rope.This woven rope is not elastic and it is something that prevents accidental pull and damage to the connection.Unfortunately, LifeCHARGE is not using microUSB end.
More difficult to see, need to look directly at the Lightning plug, the metal cutting of the Lightning plug accessories seems to be not doing well.I saw jagged pieces and was accidentally separated.Still, it does work, but I would like the product to be made with care regardless of whether the part is visible or not.
This is a micro folded out.
USB plug.
Unlike the Lightning plug, there is no fabric woven rope.It\'s really just a thin piece of plastic with a metal conductor inside.I think this is a problem.While it shows little sign of weakness, I can still see the plastic tearing when it bends to the extreme.
The image on the package is not displayed to you is microUSB plugged in.If you scroll up and look at the image on the inner flap of the package, you can seeThe USB port is on and the plug is facing the side.Now, it\'s actually impossible to stick my phone with a micro phone.
USB plug facing the side.
I have to bend it further so that the plug is actually down.This causes a large strain on the plastic, causing the plastic to crack and whiten.The only concern I have is that this will eventually expose the inside of the meta conductor, causing major problems.
There is still a problem of light leakage.This means that one LED light does leak to the position of the other LED light.Although it doesn\'t matter, it\'s hard to see the battery at a glance.
What I care more about is how the battery charges my device through a light display.In terms of the battery monitor, there are four blue LED lights.Each represents a level of 25%, giving you a good approximation of the remaining power.
For the iPhone 5, the 2 LED lights will take about 60% to 70% charge, while for the Galaxy S4 it will only take about 50% charge.The power button is located on one side of the power group.There is only one thing to pay attention.It\'s not easy to be pressed when it\'s in my pocket, but when I put it in the side bag of the bag, it does have a tendency to open.
Once I noticed it hit something else and the LED light actually turned on.Fortunately, JuicyBar is very smart.It does come with automaticTurn off the function if any inserted device cannot be detected.However, it will not turn off when your device is fully charged.
JuicyBar will continue to provide charging so your device can save the battery and use the charging of JuicyBar when it continues to be used.I did an efficiency charge test with my Galaxy s4.Here is my charging log to give you a general idea of how long it will take to charge a typical device.
Note that the Galaxy S4 is one of the smartphones with larger internal batteries.The IPhone 5S comes with a 1,558 mAh battery, the iPhone 5C comes with a 1,508 mAh battery, and the iPhone 5 comes with a 1,440 mAh battery.Note that these are much smaller than the 2,600 mAh in my Galaxy S4, so it is actually possible to fully charge from 0% to 100% for the rest of the time.
I don\'t recommend charging your phone when your battery is up to 0%.Most modern devices are equipped with lithium.Ion batteries that require an IC controller to work properly.
It may not recognize charging if your device\'s power supply is too low.According to your mobile phone, the recommended rating is usually 10% to 15%.Samsung offered a 15% recommendation so I agreed.
I estimate the efficiency to be 81 based on the charging log.715%.Most power banks are sitting above 70%, so JuicyBar should definitely get a level a here.I have not experienced any accumulation of heat.
Especially considering how fast it can provide charging.JuicyBar was completely drained in just one and a half hours.I would say it will take about two hours for the full charge, which is not far from my 2 hours.
1A Output wall adapter.
The current provided by my wall adapter is slow, or the current provided by JuicyBar is faster than the said current.The charging speed is good either way, and the smallest heat is another advantage.For those who are still curious, this is how the brochure looks.
It extends a few pages, but don\'t worry if you don\'t like reading.This booklet is small and will make it very easy to complete this tedious task.This brochure shows charging the power pack through the laptop, but the adapter on the wall also works well.
I used a wall adapter and found no signs of damage.The work and delivery efficiency of the power supply group is more than 80%, so there is absolutely no harm in using the wall adapter.If you need a wall adapter, just scroll up a little to the power pack charge section and I have provided some advice for some 2A wall adapters.
Who should JuicyBar be?This power bank is great for average daily users.If you just want something in return, or just need a little extra power to get you through the day, JuicyBar is definitely a power bank that you should consider.With MicroBuilt-in USB and Apple Lightning plugs so you don\'t have to worry about carrying separate wires.
Unlike the larger power bank, JuicyBar is very compact.The woven rope makes it a great travel companion as it can ring to almost anything.The hat clicks over speed so you don\'t have to worry about it being loose and falling off.
However, if you feel the bigger power bank is more suitable for you, feel free to check out my other comments