How to make your Power Bank last longer

To make your power bank last longer, both in terms of battery capacity and overall lifespan—follow these tips:

1. Avoid Overcharging

• Unplug the power bank once it’s fully charged. Continuous charging while at 100% can degrade the battery health.

2. Use a Quality Charger

• Use the original or a certified charger with proper voltage and current ratings to avoid overheating or damaging the battery.

3. Store Properly

• If not using it for a while, store it at around 50% charge.

• Keep it in a cool, dry place. Avoid high heat or direct sunlight.

4. Avoid Cheap or Damaged Cables

• Low-quality cables can lead to inefficient charging and may even damage the internal components of the power bank.

5. Clean Ports Regularly

• Dust or debris in the USB ports can affect charging efficiency or cause short circuits.

6. Don’t Use While Charging

• Charging the power bank and using it to charge a device at the same time (pass-through charging) can generate excess heat and reduce its lifespan unless it’s designed for that.