Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank Review – EasyAcc 10000QC3

What is Quick Charge 3.0 and Quick Charge Power Bank? What is fast charge and fast charge power bank? You may know something about the Anker Quick Charge Power Bank and the Anker Quick Charge 3.0 power bank. But today we want to show something new to you to test the EasyAcc Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank.

EasyAcc recently launched its new Quick Charge 3.0 Power Banks and it is the power bank that you can say great at first glance, both the 20000mAh like the 10000mAh Power Bank. Compare to the quick charge 2.0 power bank, what is the new technology that you are interested in the new Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank?

 

The EasyAcc 10000mAh Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank Test.

But first impressions can deceive you sometimes of course. The EasyAcc Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank can really convince you in the test? Let’s find out!

Technical specifications

Capacity: 10000mAh x 3.7V = 37Wh

Rechargeable batteries: Rechargeable lithium-ion cells

Micro USB Input: DC 5V 2A (max)

Smart Output: DC 5V 2.4A (max)

QC 3.0 Output: DC 3.6-6.5V / 3A, 6.5-9V / 2A, 9-12V / 1.5A

Size: 4.0 x 2.4 x 0.8 in / 102 x 61 x 21mm.

Weight: 7.8oz / 220g

 

Just like the 20000mAh version, the EasyAcc 10000mAh Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank looks and feels completely successful! The aluminum housing in the chic metallic blue is processed perfectly and feels very high-quality and durable. It is however gratifying that the housing is quite compact for a 10000mAh Power Bank.

 

Clear with 220g the PB10000QC3 is definitely a bit heavier than comparable 10000mAh Power Banks with plastic case but the difference is not so great that it would be a great disadvantage.

As usual, EasyAcc Power Bank has two USB ports on its front. One of these connections is a standard “smart” 5V 2.4A Port, the second is a Quick Charge 3.0 compatible USB port.

 

Before the question comes up, whether this Quick Charge can charge the smartphones with Quick Charge 3.0 or not, let’s look up another problem. You cannot charge the power bank via a micro USB port which is unfortunately not compatible with Quick Charge Tech.

 

The EasyAcc PB10000QC3 has a power switch, which is however not really needed as the Power Bank turns on by itself when a device is connected. This power switch is intended primarily checking the current charge level. For this, four LEDs embedded on top of the Power Bank which light up depending on the charging stand when operating the switch.

 

How do I test?

I charge the Power Bank until it turns off by itself, then it is discharged using a 1A USB resistance and the power output measured by a PortaPow Premium USB + DC Power Monitor power meter.

And then I got the highly reproducible results.

The measured result in mW I reckon in mAh @ 3.7V to as the manufacturer refers to 99% to a cell voltage of 3.7V.

In addition, I test the Power Banks on my various devices whether “abnormalities” are here. I use for the load test on my iPhone the original cable for charging other tests I use a reference cable and so the cable used has a major impact on the loading speed see HERE.

Important some Samsung Tablets (Note 10.1 2013 example) are a bit problematic when loading!

Important Information about the loading speed. Just because a USB output can supply a maximum of 2.4A or 2A, this does not mean that smartphone, tablet and Co. also load at the maximum speed at this port. There are some other factors that play a role. Accordingly, this statement is what is often taken “Power Bank XYZ is super-fast, because it has a 2.4A output” not quite right. In practice, there are some massive differences between individual models even if the USB ports can deliver the same maximum power supposedly.

 

Observations of EasyAcc 10000mAh Power Bank with Quick Charge 3.0

EasyAcc indicates the capacity of the Power Bank with 10000mAh. I could tell from the Power Bank 9074mAh or 33,5Wh. This represents approximately 90% of the manufacturer’s instructions that is a good value.

 

The capacity manufacturer always refers to the capacity of the built-up inside cells. But that doesn’t have 100% efficiency. Accordingly, you can never except that the manufacturer has deliberately built more capacity than specified.

The most good Power Banks 80-90% real capacity and only very rarely achieve 90% + usable capacity achieved.

But how it looks with the achieved load speed? Here one has to distinguish between the normal 5V and the Quick Charge 3.0 port first.

The loading speed at 5V Smart Port was consistently good, good but not outstanding. Here are just at Android smartphones certainly again 10-20% longer possible. IOS devices, however achieved an impeccable loading speed on the 5V Port.

 

However, the Power Bank has one more Quick Charge 3.0 port. As expected, you can charge this Quick Charge 2.0 and 3.0 smartphones without any problems. Here the charging speed is very difficult especially with Quick Charge 3.0 enabled smartphones. Unlike Quick Charge 2.0 where smartphones have the choice between 5V / 9V / 12V 3.0 voltage controlled “dynamic” in Quick Charge.

Here I had a “problem” with the LG G5. This has constantly loaded with 9V. The LG G5 Power Bank request only 9V from the Quick Charge 2.0 or Quick Charge 3.0 port. Power Bank with Charge 2.0 and 3.0 can really charge devices quickly, but it is difficult to distinguish the difference here (the LG G5 loads a bit faster at the EasyAcc as on a QC2.0 charger).

 

Other devices on the other hand made the normal benefits of free voltage selection, therefore, the Quick Charge 3.0 definitely works.

Conclusion for EasyAcc 10000mAh Power Bank with Quick Charge 3.0

EasyAcc really did much, but this power bank is maybe not for everyone. 29.99$ for a 10000mAh Power Bank with such a High-quality housing is a fair price but it is definitely more favorable.(With this deals CODE H8S8AD5U you can get 10$ off.) Of course this is the charge for the modern Quick Charge 3.0 charging method, therefore this power bank makes sense if your primary also owns a Quick Charge 2.0 or at best 3.0 device already.

 

The EasyAcc PB10000QC3 10000mAh Power Bank with Quick Charge 3.0 in Test 17

If so and you is always looking for a high-quality housing accesses! If your not a Quick Charge enabled smartphone has ride your probably with a normal 10000mAh Power Bank, such as this of EasyAcc for around 18 €, cheaper and at least as good.

 

Review In German/// EasyAcc coupon codes /// $29.99 at Amazon

 

EasyAcc Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank Review

Specified capacity	10000mAh
Price	$29.99
Achievements capacity	18544mAh or 68,61Wh
Achievements capacity	% 90%
weight	220g
Loading and unloading at the same time	–
LED Flashlight	–
Apple iPhone 6+	1,72A / 1,78A
Samsung Galaxy S7	1,58A / 1,61A @ 9V
LG G5	1,21A / 1.81 @ 9V
iPad 4	2,21A / 2,24A
Amazon Fire HD10	1,64A / 1,53A
Capacity	90%
Processing	95%
Loading speed	80%
Connections and Other Features	80%
Delivery and packaging	75%
Price / quality	★★★★
Test result	★★★★