EasyAcc Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank review

Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0 is going to rise in 2016 and become a common technology in every phone and tablet you buy. We're already seeing the technology in popular devices like the LG G5 and HTC 10, but this is only the beginning. Now accessory makers are joining the Quick Charge 3.0 craze, and EasyAcc has two external batteries with large capacities and multiple ports to get you charged and ready to go in no time.

Let's check out EasyAcc's Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank.

EasyAcc is offering two sizes — 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh. That, my friends, are big capacities for external batteries big, but it's also part of the reason you'd buy these. It means you could charge your Samsung Galaxy S7 at least three times or your Nexus 6P two-and-a-half times, and that's just with the smaller external battery. The bigger size will, obviously, double those estimates.

Both sizes do include a micro-USB cable, and its maker backs the products with an 18-month warranty. If anything goes wrong with your Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank, EasyAcc will take care of you. Between the large capacities and lengthy warranty, you're getting a pretty good deal at $60-$80 (with lower prices being very frequent on Amazon).

The exterior of the EasyAcc Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank is a metallic navy blue.

Despite the large capacity, either size of Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank is relatively slim and light. The 10,000mAh size weighs 220g and measures 4.0 x 2. 4. 0.8in while the 20,000mAh size weighs 400g and measures 6.6 x 2.4 x 0.8in. Not too bad, right? Combined with the sleek design, EasyAcc's Quick Charge 3.0-ready external batteries don't stand out in a bad way.

Because you already know the capacities available, it's time to get down to business and find out what EasyAcc's Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank is really capable of.

One of the sides (where it's flat) of the Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank has a single button for starting charging and then three ports for different uses. The sole micro-USB port is how you charge EasyAcc's external battery. More important to you are those two full USB ports.

The top port is not Quick Charge 3.0-enabled, but your consolation is Smart Charge Technology being integrated by EasyAcc. This technology analyzes the device connected to the external battery and outputs the fastest possible charge without potentially harming it. It'll only output exactly what your device can handle.

Above that Smart Charge Technology port is the Quick Charge 3.0 port, which allows supported devices to be charged up to four times faster than conventional charges. Compared to its predecessor, it is 38% more efficient. Quick Charge 3.0 could get your device an 80% charge in just 35 minutes. You and I aren't going to complain about charging speeds this fast. The less time we have to spend attached to something is better.

In use, EasyAcc's Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank is exactly what you want in an external battery. The design is premium, but the price isn't a pain. And the capacities are massive while the item isn't hefty brick. You're getting an external battery with a sleek design that masks big-time power. The slight downfall is that it takes around six hours to charge the 10,000mAh size and the 20,000mAh takes a lot longer. The payoff is nice, though. It's just a matter of how valuable your time is. Either you get an external battery that can charge your phone once or you can get EasyAcc's Quick Charge 3.0 Power Bank that just goes and goes… and goes.

If you're shopping for an external battery, EasyAcc's latest offering is smart choice even for those without a device that supports Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0. You can still use your Quick Charge 2.0-ready device or anything else and get optimized charging speeds.