Best Power Banks in 2000 Rs range.

Smartphones have become an important part of our life. Our dependency on smartphones is increasing day by day. Its usage is not limited to just calling and gaming. Now-a-days banking, travelling, shopping, hotel bookings etc etc all this is done on smartphones only. Smartphones have become an integral part of our life without which it may become difficult for many of us to survive. 

With this increasing dependency battery life of smartphones is also going down. We need to charge them frequently and it is not possible to find a charging point everywhere, at least not in India.

 

So the only options we have is to use a phone with more than 10000mAh or get a battery bank. The first option is a distant future still out of our reach. But the second one is feasible enough. Battery Banks are now available in a wide range in terms of battery power and pricing. I will list down some of the most famous battery banks available in India in 1500-2000 INR range.

1.  Xiaomi Power Bank. (5000,10000,16000mAh)

Well this one deserves to be on the no. 1 spot. Xiaomi has launched 3 power banks with 5000mAh, 1000mAh and 16000mAh. Each one being best in their range. Xiaomi’s power banks are price competitive, easy to use, good design and a good bargain. Till now I have not heard much complaints about Xiaomi’s battery banks. There are no heating problems and the overall look with a metallic finish is also good.

 

                      

Some distinct features about the product are: 

           Overcharging / Undercharging protection.

           2.1 A output

           LED indications.

           Fast Charging Port.

The only problem with this product is that it does not come with a wall charger. You need to arrange it separately.

  2. OnePlus Power Bank (10,000mAh) 

 

The only reason why I have placed this Power bank above Asus and Huawei is because of its good design. OnePlus came in the Power bank field with this gadget just after Xiaomi.  OnePlus is always lauded for its phone’s sleekness and design. Same can be said about its Power bank. It costs around 1399 and is a good deal still you can find power banks cheaper than this one with same mAh rating. It come with dual USB ports and gives a 2 A output. 

3.  Huawei Honor AP007 (13000mAh)

It looks more or less like Xiaomi’s 10000mAh model but its capacity is 13000mAh. It also has two ports and is available in grey colour only. Output is same 2.0 A

4.  Lenovo PA (10,000mAh)

Lenovo also came into the Power bank business with this Product. But it is slightly costlier than other competitors and also little bigger in size. It claims 80% conversion rate which is slight higher than regular 70-75% which makes this product seal its 4^th spot in the list. It has a standard 2.1 A output.

5.  TP Link (10,500mAh)

Again this one is also a bit costly but comes with two USB port with 2.0 A and 1.0 A charging capacity. This might be useful to some who don’t want to use 2.0 A charger cause it is understood that higher the charging capacity of the charger higher the strain on phone battery. It may cost around 2000A and comes in a cylindrical shape.

6.  Karbonn Polymer 10 (10,000mAh) 

It costs around 1600 Rs but the distinct feature which helps this Power bank to get into this list is that it comes with a LCD display. This bank also comes with two ports with 1.5A and 2.0A USB ports charging capacity. Overall if you are ready to pay some extra bucks I would recommend this battery bank after Xiaomi.