Hello, I'm looking for a power bank for the Galaxy S8 plus. I am looking for something with a capacity of 20000mah. The power bank will be used sporadically, more often in summer when it is hot.
The initial choice fell on the 1 xiaomi 20000mah version link , or version 2 xaomi 20000mah link or TL-PB20100
The difference between 1 and 2 version of xaomi is that version 2 has a newer quick charging technology (I don't care) and batteries Lithium-polymer , not lithium ion.
* One article says that Lithium-polymer are MORE RESISTANT IN CASE OF EVENTS, SHORT CIRCUIT OR SURFACE, and eliminate the problem of possible leakage of electrolyte (e.g. in lithium-ion), which significantly increases the safety of use.
* Second article, batteries Lithium-polymer they must be equipped with a very accurate control system, BECAUSE THEY ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO DEEP DISCHARGE AND HANDLING. This is very important, because in the event of excessive voltage (overcharging), the battery could be damaged or even explode. The electronic battery management system effectively prevents such situations at the right time by disconnecting the charging, so this situation does not happen under normal conditions. However, it can completely discharge, which can also damage the battery and permanently decrease its capacity. The maximum voltage of the lithium-polymer battery reaches 4.2 V, and the minimum voltage at about 3 V - then the battery capacity can also fall for good.
* The third article claims that lithium-polymer mines are more susceptible to discharge and suggests that lithium-ion will be better for occasional use of a power bank, and in my case it is.
Article 1 is contrary to 2 so where is the truth ?? I would love to link links to articles, but I don't know if it's allowed to do this here. I encourage discussion and ask for advice.
The initial choice fell on the 1 xiaomi 20000mah version link , or version 2 xaomi 20000mah link or TL-PB20100
The difference between 1 and 2 version of xaomi is that version 2 has a newer quick charging technology (I don't care) and batteries Lithium-polymer , not lithium ion.
* One article says that Lithium-polymer are MORE RESISTANT IN CASE OF EVENTS, SHORT CIRCUIT OR SURFACE, and eliminate the problem of possible leakage of electrolyte (e.g. in lithium-ion), which significantly increases the safety of use.
* Second article, batteries Lithium-polymer they must be equipped with a very accurate control system, BECAUSE THEY ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO DEEP DISCHARGE AND HANDLING. This is very important, because in the event of excessive voltage (overcharging), the battery could be damaged or even explode. The electronic battery management system effectively prevents such situations at the right time by disconnecting the charging, so this situation does not happen under normal conditions. However, it can completely discharge, which can also damage the battery and permanently decrease its capacity. The maximum voltage of the lithium-polymer battery reaches 4.2 V, and the minimum voltage at about 3 V - then the battery capacity can also fall for good.
* The third article claims that lithium-polymer mines are more susceptible to discharge and suggests that lithium-ion will be better for occasional use of a power bank, and in my case it is.
Article 1 is contrary to 2 so where is the truth ?? I would love to link links to articles, but I don't know if it's allowed to do this here. I encourage discussion and ask for advice.
