I purchased this product about a month ago and prepared this post since then. I was still in the stage of testing this product before I could put out this post, so it was a bit delayed. Today, I'm going to talk about a rather interesting product from ENB, the ENB (LingSword AA) Power Bank case. Yes, you read it correctly. It is a power bank case. To use this case, you will need to supply your own protected/unprotected 18650 3.6V/3.7V Li-Battery. For my instance, I used two 18650 unprotected 2600mAh battery by Samsung SDI. Making it a 5200mAh power bank. You can supply a 18650 type battery that have a higher capacity and it will work accordingly too. You can even mix and match 18650 batteries with different capacity to achieve different total capacity. I have put the power bank casing through its paces to see whether the power bank case performs as advertised. From the box, the case specification are as below.
To show the current battery status, the 'energy-ring' also flashes the color of the remaining capacity
Will make necessary edits in the future as I continue to use this product As always, take care and I'll see you soon...
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Updated: 20 Aug 2021
Steven Ching
Dazhong Primary School Bukit View Secondary School Singapore Polytechnic (Diploma in Computer Engineering) University of Wollongong (Bachelor of Computer Science - Digital System Security with Distinction) Infantry Specialist (3SG NS) Archives
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