ADATA PV100 4200mAh Power Bank Overview
Now we received the white version of the PV100, but it also comes in black, pink and teal. The unit has a rectangular shape and is not much larger than your typical smartphone.
On the front of the unit it lets us know that it is the PV100 and towards the top there is a power button that will turn the charging on and will light up the indication LEDs to show you how much power the battery has left.
The back of the unit has a silver metal casing that should protect it a bit. At the top they have labeled both of the connections if you were not sure which was which. The PV100 is also very thin at only 8mm, so you can easily fit it in your pocket.
There are only two connections on the PV100, they are located on the top part of the unit. They are a normal USB port that you will use to charge your devices and a microUSB port used to actually charge the power bank. The USB port outputs at 2.1A so it should charge your devices rather quickly.
The review should be called “mini review” because it’s not deep enough, you forgot to mention the auto off function, overcharge protection, over discharge protection, is it all they say works?
Really a very nice post about power bank usb. Easy to read and easy to understand.
This is a good product.
Nice little rushed “review” you have here, I especially loved the “testing” part, very informative. Do your readers a favor; do some proper research and testing, instead of rushing a review out the door as soon as possible.
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