Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

You use a portable charger, right?

 

We were recently discussing which one is the best, so after doing some research, I’d like to share the one we decided is the best!

Of course, since we're construction workers, we always want something that's easy to carry and doesn't feel too heavy!

This is the bare minimum.

And above all, charging speed is what matters most.

 

Even if it can be charged, it has to be fast.

It’s not about how many times you can charge your phone—it’s about how fast it charges each time! That’s what matters.

Everyone uses e-cigarettes, right? I’m sure it’s frustrating enough that when they charge slowly, you start to wonder if they’re broken.

So, the one I chose—or rather, the one I’m using—is this one.

Anker PowerCore Fusion 10000 (USB Charger with Built-in 9700mAh 20W PD Power Bank)

 

First, if there's an outlet, just plug it in (it'll charge).

This is really convenient.

Since no special adapter is needed, you can just plug it right into an outlet and start charging immediately.

Since it supports input voltages ranging from 100V to 240V during charging, you can charge it right away even when you take it overseas (provided the plug fits).

Next, a capacity of 9,700 mAh

This capacity is actually quite important—and the reason it matters is the weight. If the size exceeds this, it really starts to feel heavy.

Since models with a capacity of 10,000 mAh or less don't feel that heavy, this is a key factor to consider when choosing one.

This is a very important part.

With this capacity, you can generally charge a standard smartphone, such as an iPhone, about two times.

However, since I've never actually had to charge it twice a day, I think this capacity is plenty.

One charge isn't quite enough, so considering the possibility of charging the device as well, two charges is the best option.

And the charging speed!

This is a super important part!

Although the product description states that it charges up to three times faster than a 5W charger, please assume it’s roughly twice as fast.

"You don't use such a slow charger these days, do you!?" That's what I'm thinking, lol.

Recent fast chargers are labeled as "QC-compatible" or "PD-compatible."

QC = QUICK-Charge

PD = Power Delivery

It's an abbreviation, but basically, if either one is listed, it means fast charging lol

"PD" is written on things like USB Type-C ports, isn't it?

And so far, so good!

Because it's easy to understand.

However, this is where the number of people saying they can't fast charge—due to a common mistake—skyrockets!!

The charging cable isn't compatible.Right?!

Some older friends of mine keep telling me that even though it's a fast charger, it doesn't charge quickly lol

 

I'm actually using some old USB and Lightning cables I dug out of my house, lol.

That won't work, will it?

So, this is the one I use.

nker PowerLine III Flow USB-C & USB-C Cable

This one is pretty strong while still being compatible with both PD and QC, so I recommend it.

We tend to be pretty rough on our stuff, don't we? That's why it's important to have a certain level of strength and flexibility, lol.

 

Below is a Lightning cable for the iPhone.

Anker PowerLine III Flow USB-C & Lightning Cable

 

The cable is a part where mistakes are very easy to make, so please check it carefully.

Plus, if the port on the charger is Type-C, you can tell right away that it’s for fast charging, but if it’s a standard USB port, it’s hard to tell, isn’t it?

In that case, please check the contents of the USB drive.

InsideThe plastic part is blueWhat?!

This is an absolute must.

I hope you'll be able to make a decision based on that.

 

Those of us in the slope stabilization industry travel quite a bit for work, don't we?

That's why a rechargeable battery is absolutely essential.

You definitely won't regret getting one.

Also, it’s better if your car has a USB port, but even then, if you choose one labeled “USB 3” or “QC,” charging is faster so far.

 

We're now in the dawn of the battery era! (Or is it even earlier than that?)

I'm sure even better batteries will come out in the future.

Using even slightly newer batteries can enrich your daily life and work.

So, let's make our work a little easier by using tools that make things just a little more convenient!

 

See you later.