Abicon Power Bank

The power bank, the quintessential companion for any smartphone owner. With so many choices to choose from, it’s tough to make a solid decision and stick with it. Aibocn however wants to break into this already brimming market with their own product, the Aibocn Mini Power Bank, and 8,000 mAh power bank that’s designed to be compact and portable. This isn’t exactly a new concept, but it is one where execution is key. Has Aibocn successfully crafted a high quality power bank, or is this just another iffy product? Read on to find out.

First, let’s take a look at the design and build of the Aibocn Mini Power Bank. The word I feel most adequately describes this power bank is simple. There’s really not much to the design, it’s a very basic cylinder that comes in either black or white. It’s not meant to be eye-catching, it’s here to do its job and just that. As for the size of the unit, it measures in at 1.2” x 5.5” x 1.5”. It’s relatively small next to other 8,000mAh power bank, though it’s also a chunky little thing. It weighs in at 181g, which is pretty average for a power bank of this capacity.

So, how does the Aibocn Mini Power Bank perform? I’d say it’s a pretty normal performer, though it’s also reliably consistent. The Aibocn 8000mAh power bank has a high 2.4 amp output. This allows you to charge your smartphone or tablet at normal speed. Unfortunately, the Aibocn doesn’t support any form of fast charging, so you’re missing out on that if your phone supports it. Outside of that however, the Aibocn never really falters much, and works exactly as intended. With its 8,000mAh capacity, it should be able to charge most standard phones nearly twice on a single charge. 

What IS unique to the Aibocn Mini Power Bank is that it has a plethora of built-in safety features to keep your devices safe. These include protection against over-charging, over-discharging, over-voltage, over-current and short circuit protection. A very nice addition, and something that gives it an advantage over the competition. It’s also quite affordable, as at the time of writing it’s only $10.99 on Amazon, which is a pretty good value.

Overall, I feel like the Aibocn is a pretty good, if not great power bank. It does its job incredibly well, without any particular compromises in any department. Its design is utilitarian and functional, and it fits well enough in most pockets. It’s a bit on the hefty side, but that’s a common thread between most power banks of this capacity. Honestly, there isn’t much bad I can say about the Aibocn. The only issue have with it is that it doesn’t support quick charging, which is a shame. Outside of that, I’d have no issue recommending it to anyone looking for a power bank.