How do I choose the right type of Power Bank for my customer?
The first step is to know what your customer’s expectations are. In general, power banks can be categorized into three main types based on capacity and usage: Economy Class, Business Class, and Special Classes based on its capacities and
usages.
1. Economy Class:
‐ This category of power bank provides the lowest price point.
‐ 2200 mAh is the most common capacity adapted by the industry, but the power banks in this class are typically under 3000mAh.
‐ Economy Class power banks are ideal for charging phones on an emergency purpose. However, we do NOT recommend using this type of power bank with an iPad, tablet, or other devices that have higher capacity batteries.
‐ Phone batteries industry wide vary in capacity. So, this type of power bank may NOT provide a full charge to a phone. However, it should provide at least 50% or more power to a completely power drained phone.
2. Business Class:
‐ The Business Class Power Banks cost more compared to Emergency Class Power Banks.
‐ The Capacity ranges from 3000 mAh to more than 10,000 mAh.
‐ Power banks in this class are able to charge phones and tablets. Many of them equipped with two ports, one for charging phone and other for Pad or Tablet.
‐ Business Class Power Bank, in theory, can charge more than one device (one after another).
3. Special Class:
‐ Special Class Power Banks can not only charge a phone and iPad, but some models will be able to charge Tablet,Notebook computer, and even be able to start up the car when car battery is worn out.
‐ Special Class Power Bank usually start at higher capacities and some models are tailored to specific market sectors.
‐ Special Class Power Bank cost more compared to both Business Class and Emergency Class.
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