LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – The world of ultra-light power banks is being shaken up by an unexpected competitor: Haribo. But how do the colorful bears compare to established brands like Nitecore and Iniu? A detailed test shows that choosing the best power bank is not as easy as it seems.
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In the world of ultralight power banks, an unexpected player has emerged: Haribo. Known for its gummy bears, the company has released a power bank that is causing a stir in the outdoor community. But how does it compare to established brands like Nitecore and Iniu? A comprehensive test shows that deciding on the best power bank is not as easy as it seems at first glance.
The Nitecore NB10000 Gen 3, the Haribo Gummibär power bank and the Iniu Pocket Rocket P50 were tested for weight, capacity and practical use. While all three models advertise a capacity of 10,000mAh, the test reveals differences in actual performance. The Nitecore is the lightest and smallest, but the weight differs by 7 grams from the manufacturer’s specifications. The Haribo power bank is 2 millimeters thicker and 1 gram heavier than stated, while the Iniu differs in width by almost 2 millimeters.
A crucial factor is energy efficiency. The Nitecore delivers the most energy with 33.3 watt hours, followed by the Haribo with 31.5 watt hours and the Iniu with 31.03 watt hours. But the Nitecore has one disadvantage: it tends to overheat and stop charging when the battery is low. In practice, this can mean that it delivers less energy than the competition.
Practical aspects also play a role. The Haribo power bank is cheaper and has an integrated cable, while the Iniu scores with a removable cable and the ability to charge devices with up to 45 watts. The Nitecore, on the other hand, does not offer any cables and is more expensive. Despite its sturdy construction and water resistance, it is not necessarily the best choice due to overheating issues and higher price.
Overall, the test shows that choosing the right power bank depends on your individual needs. For price-conscious users who want reliable performance, the Haribo power bank could be the best choice. However, if you value the ability to charge larger devices, you might be better off with the Iniu Pocket Rocket. While the Nitecore offers the highest energy density, its practical limitations and price make it less attractive.
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