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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2025While this targets mainly the videographer and photographer markets with its V-mount, it is in fact a multi-purpose battery with outputs like USB-C, USB-A, DC, BP, and D-Tap. USB-C and USB-A ports make it compatible with most modern electronic devices. The output power ratings are also quite good with 65W max for USB-C and 24W max for USB-A.
It comes in a sturdy aluminum alloy metal casing that looks durable and can provide good heat dissipation, although the acrylic window might be prone to damage. While it is heavier than average power banks for common USB-C devices, it can be considered as a relatively small and lightweight battery for the purposes of photography. I especially admired its 1.44 inch color TFT display. It provides useful information about charging, being charged, and various protection alerts. It even has a small emergency light, but it is very weak.
Overall, it is a great battery, but it is mainly for videographers and photographers. It can be used many more different devices. If your main use case is USB-C and USB-A charging, this might be an overkill, and smaller and cheaper power banks might be better alternatives, considering that it has a price tag of $110 CAD (before a $20 coupon) at the time of writing. But if you need a BP/D-tap battery, this will provide much more with its other output ports.
