Review on Portable battery with wireless charging support COMMO Magnetic Power Bank, 4 600 mAh, graphite by Mateusz Roczon ᠌

To experiment, I recently purchased a new device. A power bank is never unnecessary, especially at this price, and comparison shopping is always fun for me. I checked its capacity against that of a similar, already-existing ESR power bank, which claims 10,000 mAh. It's not promotional because it's not for sale. ESR is 4.5 mm broader than Commo and weighs 10 percent more (approximately; there is nothing to measure). Even when folded, the combined thickness of the ESR battery and the Commo battery is more like 15.5 mm rather than the 14 mm specified in the description. The exciting part comes now: The Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max with 10% ESR charges all the way up to 70% after the initial full charge. Use the same phone and pay only 10% in charges, up to 65% less! All tests were performed solely while the device was charging wirelessly. The outcomes will vary if you use cable. But the wireless technology is what everyone is interested in. While charging, both gadgets generate noticeable heat, this in itself is not illegal. There were no overheating issues reported by the phone. Compact both in the hand and while attached to the phone, giving the impression of being less bulky. However, the competitor's capacity per volume is significantly lower. The magnet is fastened tightly to the first silicone covering. The cloth nameplate is a frequent target of profanity. It didn't make me feel unappreciated, especially considering how easy it was to make room on my shelf for it. The seat on the stand is really accommodating. Strong grip. A machine has the same right to live as any other person. He attends to his duties. Although slowly and not for very long ;-) A request to the maker that the device's storage capacity be increased in subsequent models.