Output for phone in powerbank

[wp patrick]

Hello everybody my question is about my powerbank with my question is it possible say the output i must use in my powerbank for reload phone i see 3 outputs but it had different voltage like 1.0v and last one 2.4v my phone had 4800 battery capacity with question which one is better because duration reload phone is the same in both outputs so my question is there a different in output for reload.

 

[B. Diddy]

You posted this in the 1st gen Pixel forum -- which phone are you using? It's probably more appropriate for the General Help forum anyway, but if you want it in a specific device forum, remind us which phone you have.

In general, there's no danger using any of those outputs, since you can't "overcharge" a modern phone. Higher voltage generally means higher wattage (and therefore faster charging).

 

[wp patrick]

You posted this in the 1st gen Pixel forum -- which phone are you using? It's probably more appropriate for the General Help forum anyway, but if you want it in a specific device forum, remind us which phone you have.

In general, there's no danger using any of those outputs, since you can't "overcharge" a modern phone. Higher voltage generally means higher wattage (and therefore faster charging).

Hello thanks for response back i own Nokia xr21 one my main over it has do with how quick it will reload and how many times because my ravpower powerbank owns 26800 in battery capacity for reload so i think also maybe four times i can use my powerbank thanks again.

 

[B. Diddy]

According to the specs, that phone has a 4800 mAh battery, and 26800/4800 = about 5.5, so a fully charged powerbank should be able to charge your phone from 0 to 100 at least 5 times. Since most people won't (and shouldn't) wait until the phone gets to zero before charging , it will probably be good for charging at least 6 times to 100%.

As for how fast it will charge, your phone should be able to tell you that. Look at the charging information for the "time to full charge."