Asus ZenPower Powerbanks Original Models : Actual Unit Photos and Key Features
Yes, you read the title of this post correctly. Taiwanese electronics company Asus has already entered the business of creating and distributing powerbanks for mobile devices (much like Xiaomi from mainland China). And I'm sure that this will bring a smile to the faces of many hardcore Asus smartphone, tablet, and laptop fans across the world.
During the South East Asia launch of Asus ZenFone 2 held in Jakarta, Indonesia last April 21, 2015, I was fortunate to have been given a chance to play with all of the company's upcoming ZenPower models that are set to be released later this year.
Asus has yet to disclose the exact launch date and pricing information of these devices -- but I've taken the liberty of posting my exclusive 'in the flesh' photos of the units just to give you an idea of what the original powerbanks look like as well as to introduce to you some of their key features. Trust that I'll update this entry as soon as I get more official information about these accessories.
All Asus ZenPower versions flaunt an elegant and durable anodized aluminum outer casing with ergonomic feel and smooth finish giving it a look of luxury. They also support high-speed, high-efficiency charging with up to 2.4A output.
For those who are concerned about safety when using these powerbanks, each Asus ZenPower model features the company's PowerSafe Technology, which basically monitors temperature, smooths out input and output voltages, and guards against short circuits giving users peace of mind and maximum safety while charging.
During the South East Asia launch of Asus ZenFone 2 held in Jakarta, Indonesia last April 21, 2015, I was fortunate to have been given a chance to play with all of the company's upcoming ZenPower models that are set to be released later this year.
Asus has yet to disclose the exact launch date and pricing information of these devices -- but I've taken the liberty of posting my exclusive 'in the flesh' photos of the units just to give you an idea of what the original powerbanks look like as well as to introduce to you some of their key features. Trust that I'll update this entry as soon as I get more official information about these accessories.
ZenPower models come in various sizes...
... with different capacities and selling points apart from the expected functionality.
This is the 10,000 mAh model...
...which is a lot smaller and more pocket-friendly than its current Xiaomi counterpart.
The 5,300 mAh version is as small as a credit card.
And it's powerful enough charge the Asus ZenFone 2 almost 1 1/2 times.
This is another 10,000 mAh model but it has a few cool tricks up its sleeve.
You don't need a separate cable and travel charger as it has its own AC plug with two flat prongs for charging it.
And it even comes with a single-bulb LED flashlight...
... as well as a retractable microUSB charger for your Android smartphones. If you hate carrying wires and cables for charging, you should definitely check this out.
This is the 20,000 mAh version.
With 100% power, it can fully charge the ZenFone 5 six times over and the ZenFone 2, up to four times.
Heck, its capacity is so big that it can even power a laptop.
This one's the biggest, thickest, and most powerful of the bunch.
If you're a mobile warrior and you have lots of gadgets that you need to charge on the go, then you definitely have to consider getting this 25,600 mAh model.
It has two USB and two laptop charging ports. The one powerbank to rule them all!
All Asus ZenPower versions flaunt an elegant and durable anodized aluminum outer casing with ergonomic feel and smooth finish giving it a look of luxury. They also support high-speed, high-efficiency charging with up to 2.4A output.
For those who are concerned about safety when using these powerbanks, each Asus ZenPower model features the company's PowerSafe Technology, which basically monitors temperature, smooths out input and output voltages, and guards against short circuits giving users peace of mind and maximum safety while charging.