My "Everyday" Powerbank for iPad Pro 11 since iPadOs... By Average Tech Guy

What's going on guys average tech guy here, and today we are back with another tech review. So this is the Mars USB type-c pd power bank. We're going to check it out right now, so I did a review on this device a long time ago, um, but things have changed. The game has changed now because of iPadOS, so we're using this device more often now. So what I have here is a 45 watt, pd, so power delivery is charging laptops, uh bigger devices like your bigger tablets, things of that nature at a faster rate of speed. You got Qualcomm quick charge, 3.0 and 20 000 William hours right here. It says it supports USB charging on a laptop.

Now guys, I can say: I've had a lot of chargers or a lot of power banks, and this has been probably my most dependable out of all that I've had, but just a little right here now I do have MacBook 13.3, and I can attest to this. It will charge it up one full time, so this will go dead, but your computer will charge up one full time off of this device right here. Samsung s9, plus with a charge 3.7 times iPhone, 10 4.8 times and iPhone 8 would charge 6.5 times so tons of power in this device. Now that we talked about that, let's actually look at it, because it's not that big, it does have a little weight to it, but it supports the 3.0 as well as the pd charging. So right here up top you got a 3.0 quick charge, another uh USB charge, and you have an USB type-c. This is your power button right here, and you actually get LEDs when you tap that.

So when you actually charge this device up, you have your LED lights up here. The green light lets. You know that it is fast charging and your lights. You got four up to four uh blue LED lights that come up right there, so this will charge iPads as well as your MacBook, like we talked about earlier. So if you're on the go, you never have to worry, because all you do is take your USB type-c cable that came with your iPad, and you're going to plug that in and when you plug it in it automatically comes on, and it lets.

You know that it is charging. So whenever the green light comes on, that means that you are doing a fast charge or a quick charge and USB type c to c is one of the quickest ways to do that. Now. Remember you still have the USB 3.0 that will charge, but the rate of charge won't be as fast as using c to c, with the official apple cable that came with your iPad, so I'm going to leave a link in the description below, so you can go and check this out for yourself. I think I paid about 50 bucks for this device, but it's an it's an awesome device to have it's nice, it's flat like I said it does, have a little weight to it, but it goes flat down in a bag.

Holding it up to the iPad is about double the width of the iPad, but it's light enough to put in a bag. You won't know it's there, and it's not going to take up a lot of space, but you get tons of charging power out of this nice power bank from Omar's. This has been able to help someone out just like I said. A lot of people had questions about what type of battery I use, and this is it, so I'm going to leave that link below, like I said, and until next time be sure and give me that thumbs up. Please subscribe.

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Apple iPad Pro 11 (2020)

Apple iPad Pro 11 (2020) tablet. Announced Mar 2020. Features 11.0″ display, Apple A12Z Bionic chipset, 1024 GB storage, 6 GB RAM, Scratch-resistant glass.

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