Review -One day a few years ago, my campus was closed for seven hours. Except for a little panic, the local police did some exercises and some very ruined trash cans, nothing happened, but there were a lot of turns in the power outlets in the room. After that experience, I tried to always carry the power bank with me. When I saw how compact Zendure SuperMini Lightning is, I decided that it would become my new daily portable power bank.
What is it?
Zendure SuperMini Lightning is a very compact Apple MFi certified portable charger, users can use Lightning or USB-C cable to charge it, or use USB-C cable for output.
What’s in the box?
Battery, USB-C to USB-C cable, some stickers, warranty booklet and information booklet
Hardware specifications
Battery capacity: 10,000mAh 3.6V, 3
Output (USB-C): 20W Max, 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, 12V/1.5A
Input (USB-C): 20W Max, 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A
Input (lightning): Maximum 12W, 5V/2.4A
Charging protocol: PD 3.0, fast charge, Apple 2.4A
Certification: CE, FCC, RoHS, CB, PSE, MFi Weight: 6.35oz/180g
Dimensions: 3.1” x 2.2” x 1” (79mm x 56mm x 26mm)
Design and features
Zendure SuperMini Lightning is arguably the cutest charger on the market. It is smaller than a credit card or a deck of cards, about an inch thick, and fits into a small pocket and almost any handbag. Its weight is also very light, less than 7 ounces.
The idea behind SuperMini is that you only need to carry a cable (the USB-C to Lightning cable that comes with the iPhone) to charge the charger, then flip the cable and charge your iPhone. 10,000 mAh of power is enough to charge the iPhone 12 twice, and the phone can be charged 0-60% in 30 minutes.
The Lightning interface of SuperMini is only used for charging. On the other side of the USB-C terminal, it can be used for power input or output. There are four LEDs on the front to let you know the amount of power available. If you are familiar with it, it has a pleasant green color, very close to the glass color of the jadeite collection. The color and the ridgeline on the side give a retro feel. The ridges are also functional because they prevent you from accidentally pressing the power button. It costs $64.99 and is the most expensive power bank in my product line. I hope it will be easier to use, but it is unique and a great way to simplify daily carrying items.
what do I like
- tiny
- Light
- One cable takes care of everything!
What will i change
Final thoughts
I know that Zendure SuperMini Lightning is expensive for charging banks, but you do pay for portability. If you are a minimalist and don’t want to run around with a bunch of cables and a lot of stuff, then this is for you! Definitely suits me!
Price: 64.99 USD
Where to buy: Zandur And check them Amazon
source: The sample for this review is made by Zandur.
