Review: EC Technology 5200mAh Power Bank

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EC 5200mAh Power Bank - Box

This handy little 5200mAh power bank comes packaged in a cardboard box along with an instruction leaflet, drawstring carry pouch and a short Micro USB cable. It’s both light and portable – coming in at under 4” long.

EC 5200mAh Power Bank - Contents

I’m not sure how necessary the carry pouch is since it has a rubberised shell that seems like it will handle a few knocks and bumps. The ports also seem well made and I’d expect this product to be durable.

EC 5200mAh Power Bank - Back

There’s a single button on top which lights up to 4 LED bars to indicate the battery charge level. On one end it has 2A USB output port, Micro USB 2A input port and a LED flashlight bulb which is activated and deactivated by holding the button down. While it wouldn’t replace a real torch, it could be handy if you’re caught out in the dark.

EC 5200mAh Power Bank - Front

Your gadget will be totally safe connected to this battery thanks to its Auto-IC technology which automatically applies the maximum charge your device can handle (up to 5V 2A) while including protection against short circuit, over-voltage, over-current, over-charge, over-discharge, and overheating.

EC 5200mAh Power Bank - Top

With its relatively low capacity and single output port there’s nothing on paper that particularly stands out about this power bank. However I find it really handy since it recharges quickly and fits nicely in your bag or pocket. It also has enough capacity to deliver (at least) a full phone charge and includes a long lasting mini-flashlight, all for just £8 / $12. Those looking for an inexpensive and highly portable external battery to keep their phone going should definitely check it out from the links below…

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Good

  • Pocketable
  • Well Made
  • Recharges Quickly
  • Flashlight Included
  • Inexpensive

Bad

  • Mid-range Capacity
  • 1 Output Port
  • No Qualcomm Quick Charge
7.3

Good

Associate Editor and part of the team of gadget reviewers at DroidHorizon. Also been known to dabble in software development to pay the bills.

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