In an increasingly connected world there is an increasing need for energy to charge devices. Therefore Xiaomi continues to enrich the assortment about its range of powerbanks made in India proposing on the market not so much a new version but rather a new coloration of its best known and appreciated Mi 2i Power Bank that is tinged with red and proposed at a price of 899 Rs., About 10,50 euro at current exchange rate, with 10000 mAh capacity.
Personally I think that the cut from 10000 mAh represents the right capacity to carry around, and apparently in the East think the same way considering that the variant from 10000 mAh is among the most sold, allowing a use that goes beyond the day of use. Xiaomi Mi PowerBank 2i 10000 mAh, has an anodised aluminum alloy body and is equipped with a two-way quick charge. The conversion rate is 90% with an effective output power of 6500 mAh.
Xiaomi India launches the 2i Red Power Bank 10000mAh Mi
Also on the Xiaomi Mi PowerBank 2i Red we find a body made of CNC metal with thickness of 14,2 mm and weight of 245 grams (147 x 71,2 x 14,2 mm). Made with anodized aluminum processing, which offers a particularly elegant and premium design as well as resistant to dirt, bumps and scratches: up to 50 Kg of supporting weight. Moreover the edges are decidedly more blunt and therefore also ergonomics is improved. Present a double USB input to charge two devices at the same time and a micro USB input for charging the powerbank itself or Type-C input for fast charging. We also find the 4 small LEDs indicating the state of charge of the product and the power button.
This powerbank has nine types of integrated circuit protection thanks to the ZMI Smart-control chip. Among the levels of protection we find that thermal, input / output overvoltage, anti-inversion, short circuit, overload. Furthermore, thanks to the low charge function, Xiaomi Mi PowerBank 2i 10000 mAh can be used to charge small devices such as Bluetooth headsets and smartbands that are generally not identified by the powerbanks on the market. Just double-click the power button to activate the low charge mode.
It will take from 4,2 to 6,2 hours to fully charge the power bank's potential, based on the type of charger we will use (d 10 OR 18w), considering that it will then be able to charge for example 2,2 times a Mi A1, or 3,5 times an iPhone 7 or 1,3 times an iPad Mini 4. Available from tomorrow 11 October at the company's online store, while probably we will never see it on the third-party subassemblies to which we are accustomed, as a product dedicated to India.
