QTshine Power Bank 13800mAh, Ultra Slim LED Display Portable
QTshine Power Bank 13800mAh, Ultra Slim LED Display Portable Charger, PD 3A USB C Input & Output with Flashlight Battery Pack Compatible with iPhone 14 Pro/Samsung/Xiaomi/Nexus/iPad
| Dimensions: | 15 x 7 x 1.5 cm; 225 Grams |
| Model: | HX100K7 |
| Batteries Included: | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Dongguan Yuanhaoxun Technology Co., Ltd |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 7 x 1.5 cm; 225 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
Super light weight and love this design! Perfect for travelling as it’s nice and compact so will fit even in a small handbag. I’ve been using this for a long time and it’s so convenient and handy. Super quick charging power. Would be nice as a gift.
Good
+ Functional
+ Useful % power remaining display
+ With torch
+ Not too heavy but quite bulky
Not so good
– Slow charging, and from experience it is not a good sign for longevity – though I have been using it for one month and it is still going
This power bank that is compatible with both Android and Apple iPhones.
Design is simple and stylish with a small LED display which shows how much battery power is left.
There are 3 output ports so 3 devices can be charged at the same time.
Theres even a small torch on the power bank which is so useful
I have deducted a star from the review as I feel this is a little bulky and heavy to carry around on a day out but it works well and its currently 15 which I feel is really good value
This QTshine Power Bank 13800mAh, Ultra Slim LED Display Portable Charger, PD 3A USB C Input & Output with Flashlight Battery Pack Compatible with iPhone 14 Pro/Samsung/Xiaomi/Nexus/iPad is great! Nice quality! Easy to use! Works fine! Great for travelling! Good value for money
This power bank is very small and lightweight but lasts a very long time. It charges your phone very quickly and is the perfect size for your pocket. It also charges fast. Definitely recommend this product.
I needed a power bank to power my heated jacket and I could not choose a better power bank for it. With its slim and lightweight, I don’t even feel it in the pocket.
The power bank features with 13800mAh battery which is enough to fully charge the phone 3-4 times (depending on the battery size) charge other smaller devices even many more times or power heated clothing just as I did.
This power bank has 3 output and 1 input port. That said you will be able to charge 3 devices simultaneously. Next to 3 ports, the power bank has an LCD Display showing you the level of the charge and if the power bank is in Input or Output mode but that’s not all. To give it a final touch there is a LED Light which can help you in different situations such as walking in the dark or camping.
Really can’t fault this power bank as it does what it should perfectly with few additional features compared to other more expensive ones.
Got this to power my Yolobox Mini the field and it works great!
I liked the fact I just needed one long lead whilst in hospital so I could charge it but whilst charging it I could also charge other items like a mini fan and phone. Amazing little unit and lightweight and compac
Light in weight which is ideal for bringing it out in case of my phone running out of power. Nice colour for female users. It is clear to show how much power it has as there is a LED display. Fast charge and discharge. Good value of money.
This power bank has 3 charging ports so is able to charge 3 devices at any given time. There are 2 USB ports and a USB C port for fast charging. The power bank itself is also charged via the USB C port as it is bidirectional meaning it is capable of both input and output. Given the 2 different ports, this power bank is capable of charging most devices and charges both my iPhone 12 and my partner’s iPhone X with ease.
There is a clear digital display to indicate how much charge is left in the power bank which is handy and much better than the ‘dots’ you find on some other power banks.
Overall, this is a lightweight and functional power bank. I knock a star off only because despite it’s size and pretty average capacity, it takes a bit longer than I’d like to charge.
This is a large sized powerbank, which would typically be around the size of your average smartphone.
It has multiple ports:
USB-A x 2
USB-C 1
Micro USB
and a LED bright torchlight.
This also has a digital display showing the remaining power left in the powerbank.
It is charged by the USB-C or the Micro USB although a Micro USB charging lead is not provided. USB-A to USB-C is included.
A handy 13800mAh Power Bank charger to use for your daily commute as the power bank is the size of a smartphone and portable.
The power bank features:
LED flashlight
LED display to indicate the battery life and power input and output
The main drawback of this Power Bank is that it does not support fast charging for smartphones and devices. Meaning it takes twice the time to charge devices. The plastic casing also feels slightly cheaply constructed.
A handy 13800mAh Power Bank charger to use for your daily commute as the power bank is the size of a smartphone and portable.
The power bank features:
LED flashlight
LED display to indicate the battery life and power input and output
The main drawback of this Power Bank is that it does not support fast charging for smartphones and devices. Meaning it takes twice the time to charge devices. The plastic casing also feels slightly cheaply constructed.
Sadly 1st one didn’t work at all but the SHEN-EU customer service team immediately sent me out a replacement, fantastic 3rd party seller and nice to have a company that puts its customers first
The second power bank replacement works perfectly and it does exactly what it says on the product description
10/10
First impressions
Not particularly slim
What/When will it be used?
As a portable charger
How is it Packaged – What’s it made from?
It comes in plastic moulding within a branded cardboard box.
What do I like about this product?
It charged well, my iPhone charged from zero to 100% in 80 minutes using 29% of the power banks charge. I like the LED display on how much charge it has remaining which is displayed as a percentage.
What could be better?
It’s not slim it’s quite chunky.
Summary
Not ultra slim but works well
This is probably the size of your average smartphone and isn’t much lighter either. Not that that means it isn’t easily thrown in a bag for use during the day but I honestly expected this to be thinner and weight less, especially being deemed ‘lightweight and slim’. It comes with @25% charge and took pretty much all day to charge to 100% which is frustrating and probably expensive if you needed to use this on a daily basis. The cable that comes with it is extremely short, so you need to be near your socket for charging or simply use a different cable – everyone always has loads hanging around nowadays! It comes with a 3 various charging points and has 3 years warranty which is good. You can charge up to 3 devices at one time and though I’ve not tried this, this may be a bonus in the future. The display is bright and clear, so you are able to always able to see what charge you are at and there is a small torch for ‘just in case’ moments. Honestly, we got this for use if there are any issues with power over the winter so we can always remain in phone contact with elderly and vulnerable relatives, and this is perfect for this.
It’s always handy to have a power bank or two to hand and these fit the bill, It says slimline but it isn’t really and it does have quite a bit of weight to it so not great if your carrying it around a lot, It does take quite a while to charge up but it is nice to have the display showing exactly what % it has rather than just LEDS, It does have plenty of outputs with having 2x USB-A 1X USB-C ,It does have a little torch which is handy in some situations , been 13800Mah you should average about 3 phone charges from it and has plenty of protection features built in.The colours are nice and it does the job nicely.
This is great to have for emergencies or on the go situations. Takes a while to charge fully and Charges phone fairly well. It has a small torch which can be useful. Quite weighty but not a problem if carrying in a bag.
It came with a manual and USB C cable for charging.
It has 3 USB ports with 2 output and 1 input. The power bank has 13,800 mAh capacity and a LCD screen for reading.
Overall it’s a good buy.
OK so this wont win any prizes in the beauty stakes – its a prosaic black plastic blob
But its a great battery, plenty of capacity, USB A and C outlets and micro usb connection for charging
Interestingly the USB C connection can be used both to charge the battery and then to power (eg) your phone. This is helpful as you can use the USB A / UASB C lead which it comes with both to charge the battery and subsequently to power your phone (etc)
There’s a power indicator activated by pressing the button on the side and a long push activates a rather weedy light – I’m never sure why, with that much battery power at their disposal, they don’t put in a decent strength ligh
This powerbank did a good job, it has decent charging output 30mins of charging charges back around 20% on my iPhone which was impressive. It’s surprisingly lightweight ao it’s very easy to carry around.
I appreciate the LCD screen which is clear to read and i could easily see how much power was left. The only downside i have with this powerbank is that it takes ages to charge despise using a USB C cable and only 13000 mAh. This is definitely one to leave charging overnight.
Hope you found my review helpful.
This isn’t one of the slimmest designs I’ve encountered with power banks but it is roughly the same size as most smartphones nowadays slightly thicker in design.
It benefits from a green coloured digital display showing battery percentage which is better than the plain led indicator power banks. You can see exactly what the charge level is.
The capacity on average can charge a device a couple of times dependant on device but it averages at around twice from near empty on your device.
This power bank also has a built in white led light so can be used as a torch.
It has 2 x USB ports, a type C and micro ports and is capable of simultaneously charging 3 devices.
A charging cable is supplied.
The price at time of review is just under 15 and a further 25% off can be had at checkout making this a bargain buy but can’t fathom why the pink and blue ones are about 5 more with only 15% discounts. Strange pricing, so if you’re looking to spend a little less then the black one is cheaper at time of review.
Get yourself a bargain at this price and the build quality is good.
Fairly well made little power bank – slim line and easy to transport in a laptop bag or on the go for powering devices when travelling.
If you plug this into a tablet it isn’t going to last as long, but for smaller devices such as phones – it functions perfectly well as a standard power bank.
At the time of writing, the bank costs 20. As power banks go, I’ve seen cheaper with higher capacity and this is on the pricy side. That said it does work and it’s good quality.
I like this power bank.
It does exactly what it’s supposed to do and does it well.
It doesn’t get overly hot.
I think it looks good too.
My criticisms of it are that it takes a long time to charge (but that’s because it’s a hefty battery to charge – big tanks take longer to fill!), and it’s slightly unbalanced – all of the weight is at the bottom of the pack and it, therefore, feels a bit weird to hold.
But for the money, that’s a really minor irritation – I think this is excellent value for money.
Power Bank – white
Basic quite blocky power bank ( 15*7*1.5cm), weight is 236g. The plastic is quite smooth and it feels quite brittle.
Has micro-USB or USB-C charging input, and two USB outputs as well as the USB-C option. Single on/off button – quick press shows the % charge remaining in a very clear display. Long press switches on the typical rather useless LED light.
During charging the display flashes for about a minute. It provides 13,800mAh
Power bank arrives in plastic bag, on a plastic tray inside a full colour cardboard box which has product details. It includes a somewhat inaccurate instruction leaflet which refers to wireless charging which isn’t supported. You get a separate page referring to the LED light operation showing how poor the instructions are. Short USB-C lead included.
This is fine, a bit bigger and bulkier than I was expecting but great for in my gym bag. If ubwant slimline and unnoticeable then go somewhere else. Display indicator of remaining charge in power bank, also has a torch – very handy!!
It feels solidly made and has the usual connections offered.
The torch is an afterthought and not very powerful, but could come in handy for an emergency.
It fast charges my phone from the USB C port but only slow charges from the USB A.
Again, this is the norm for most power banks in this price range.
I would say this is a good size powerbank for camping or to keep in a work bag.
It’s a little big to fit in your pocket.
Speaking of price, this is currently 16.99 but there is a 25% off voucher currently available, so don’t forget to tick this box!
This makes it excellent value for money!
I hope you find my review helpful.
Comes with USB A to Micro USB lead which can be used to charge the power bank using the socket on the side. There is a lead-edge USB C socket which the diagram states is an input/output socket but whilst it charged up from this there was no output from it. The 2 USB A sockets on the lead edge are used for charging devices. A light is also provided which was useful for finding connections in the dark. This arrived 24% charged and took over 5 hours to reach 100%. On charging my mobile, which was at 46%, it quickly charged up to 100% but I was surprised to see that the power bank reduced to 86% charge left. Overall am pleased with this although it is quite slow replenishing the charge available.
A really nicely designed power bank. Looks a bit different to the others out there in it’s nicely coloured exterior. It has a really easy to read display, charges quickly and also provides charging power quickly too.
The ‘torch’ function is a bit feeble though – I’d have preferred two modes – one bright, one low (which is what the normal torch function feels like)
I really appreciate the flat sides and ‘grippy’ texture though, far better than rounded corners that easily slip off of tables, etc.
Very nice. Would recommend.
There’s a slightly basic feel to this power bank. The design is simple, bordering on clunky, and despite the product heading referring to it as an “Ultra Slim” power bank, I would say that it’s actually one of the thickest power banks I’ve tried recently. It’s notably deeper than the depth of my smartphone in its chunky protective case, as well as being very similar dimensions width and height wise. For pocket use, if you are looking for the smallest power bank possible, this won’t be it.
The 13,800mAh capacity is OK rather than great. That’s good for a long weekend of smartphone recharging on a weekend away, so there’s nothing wrong with it number-wise, but other power banks can squeeze the same capacity into a slightly smaller body- or conversely power banks not too much bigger than this one can offer 20,000mAh if you look around on this site. So it’s perfectly functional, but not competitive.
In terms of features, it has all the essentials. Two different input sockets, the ability to send power out of the USB-C socket as well as in, and two USB-A sockets which can be run at the same time. All the connectivity is there, and you could just about run a small family’s weekend needs off this if you had all the right cables.
The LCD screen is easy to read, and it switches off when you’d want it to. The torch light option is a handy little extra to have, it’s not very powerful but it’s got just enough glow in it to help prevent you from stubbing your toe on a tent peg in the middle of the night.
One thing this power bank won’t do, which others will, is keep phones topped up with charge throughout the night. If I plug my phone into this when I go to bed, then overnight it will charge up to 100%, but then it will stop. So when I wake up in the morning, the charge level on my phone might be 90% instead of 100%. Most of the time that’s not too big an issue, but other power banks are capable of trickle topping up a USB-C connection so that you can wake up for breakfast with your phone at a full 100%.
For the balance of price (twenty quid at time of writing), capacity, and physical size, this power bank isn’t very competitive. However it does have a good standard range of connections and the LCD display lends itself to visually impaired users as well, so it feels like a four star item overall.
Power bank took ages to charge, not sure if that’s normal for charging up such a device. It was on 22% when I got it and it took 4 hours to get up to 82% so would be about 6.5 hours to charge 100%.
Similarly it took a long time to charge my phone (Samsung Galaxt S10), about 5 hours.
Used about 30 % to charge phone once so would get about 3.5 charges from this power bank.
Has a torch on it but had to look at the instructions to work out how to use it (hold power button for 3 seconds!).
Fairly heavy so probably not great to keep in your handbag but good if going camping etc for example.
It arrived with 21% charge. I like the digital display. I thought I’d stick it on charge and test it the following day..
Updated this review now to say that all is well now. Initially, I had some problems with the unit cutting out and stopping receiving a charge but I’m pleased to say (and I don’t know why) but it’s resolved.
This is quite a tall battery pack. Maybe as big in size as an iphone max? I’m using it to power at heated jacket and it’s doing that just great.
This power pack is perfect for charging my phone out on the go. As my phone is getting older it no longer holds the charge for long so having to recharge it often is essential for me, being able to do this while on the move is so handy. I like how there is a little screen so you can see how much power the battery pack has remaining. I found that it charged my phone up quickly.
I did however find the power pack to be a little bulky and feel that it could be slimmed down slightly.
A great power bank I’m able to to charge more thennone device at tge same time, and it’s compatible with most phones/ devices.
I like the torch feature, and it’s good that you can see the percentage of what remaining on the charger. Its a nice slim line power bank, for your handbag or back pocket.
While not quite as ultra-slim as claimed (I have other chargers that are thinner) this is still a compact power bank. It comes with a small USB C lead which is used to charge it. There are 2 USB outputs and a small light along with a digital power display.
The power bank arrived 21% charged and it took a few hours to be fully charged, I estimate it would take 6-7 hours to charge from flat to 100% from a mains charger, slightly longer from a PC USB port.
In terms of power out, it recharged my Samsung phone fairly quickly, adding over 50% of the total battery capacity within an hour. To add 50% charge to the phone, I used around 20% of the power bank capacity meaning it would charge the phone almost 2.5 times (from flat to 100%) on a single charge of the power bank, in line with the claimed capacity on the Amazon listing.
At the currently listed Amazon price of 19.95, this power bank is competitively priced and reasonable value for money.
This is 247g and is 6″ x 3″ ( 15cm x 7.5cm)
Arrived with 23% charge so connected it up with the usbA to usbC (PD) provided, no UK plug included.
The unit is a nice colour of matt dark blue.
The digital display is green.
A bit annoying imo is that the display goes blank after around 20 seconds so you don’t know when it’s fully charged or nearly charged unless you press the button on the side to relight the display.
There are two usbA connections and a usbC (PD) on the top of the unit to charge external devices and a little LED torch.
The LED torch is activated by a long press on that side button.
Though it doesn’t tell you in the instructions, you can charge this power pack via the usbC (PD) connection n the top of the unit or the micro usb on the side of the unit.
It’s not too heavy, it’s not too bulky. The same sized power banks i have seen are 10,000mah , this has 13,800mah so more juice..
Seems good value
This slim power bank arrived in a cardboard box which contained the purple portable charger, a short USB-C to USB-A cable and a user manual. The very short USC-C cable is not the most useful cable nor is it the best quality but since I have other USB-C cables for charging this isn’t particularly an issue for me — I would suggest you use your own if possible. The battery pack is reasonably lightweight and although I can’t test the power bank’s capacity it does claim to be 13800mAh which is a decent size. It is worth noting that my battery pack arrived with 24% charge. The device measures approximately 15cm x 7cm x 1.5cm.
The battery pack has x1 USB-C port (bidirectional which means it can be used as both an input or output), x2 USB-A output ports and x1 micro-USB input port. The USB-C has the ability to quick charge phones and other devices reducing the time to wait. It also means a quicker charge of the device itself which I feel is very necessary unless you are charging overnight but will require you to buy a USB-C to USB-C cable in addition. All of these ports do provide compatibility with lots of devices, and it does have the ability to charge three devices at the same time (albeit slowly), so I feel like this is a positive.
There is a clear LED display which shows the amount of charge left in the device — a useful feature when compared to the dot system you often see. It also has a built-in flashlight, but I don’t rate the torch as it picks up the colour of the casing and is not very bright at all. The light serves well if you have no other option, but it does feel like a secondary tacked on idea.
This device is small and light enough to carry around in a bag without it being too much of an issue and at 19.95 at the time of writing the review, I do think this is reasonable value for money, especially considering you get a 3-year warranty included.
The first thing I felt when I held the portable charger was that it was very light,
I liked the purple color, very feminine, it has a torch and has several charger outlets.
When I took it out of the box it still had 15 percent left, I used that charge to try charging my phone that had 57 percent left, it charged up to 87 minutes and still had 5 percent left so I guess it’s not bad.
The only thing I don’t like about it is that it takes a long time to recharge, so to be able to use it during the day, I leave it charging at night so it’s ready to be used in the morning.
Overall I liked it for the simple fact that it is not as heavy as the others and because it doesn’t take long to charge my phone.