Please indicate which PowerBank complies with the new 3C safety certification (China Compulsory Certification). Please also add a filter for this. Stricter regulations now apply to the carriage of power banks on certain flights. This was triggered by safety problems.

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Bloody hell, Digitec - it's not that difficult after all: Now I look at the powerbanks and see 36 of them which, according to your specifications, have a capacity of less than 100 mA. Of course these values are not correct. It would be easy to set limits for certain fields, outside of which a human being (how old-fashioned, I know...) would have to keep an eye on it. But instead there is the possibility that customers will report incorrect values - in which case the adaptation of the software is more worthwhile... With correct data, I would find the filter functions extremely useful, but like this... Maybe the Community can somehow create some pressure? What do you think?

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Hello, Does anyone have any information about the Digitec 15000 mAh, 30 W PowerBank? Would this be connected to the Digitec 30W charger, and can it simultaneously supply power to the second USB-C and USB-A port? The idea is to travel light and very compact, and when a power socket is available, to plug the whole thing in and not have to worry about it until it's full. P.S. the charging time is irrelevant. Thanks in advance 😀

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I am looking for a suitable power bank to power a sensor (Sensirion Minion) via a USB connection. Unfortunately, most powerbanks have an automatic standby mode. However, since the sensor has almost no consumption, it automatically switches off the power supply again after a short time. => Is there a powerbank/battery that does NOT go into standby mode and continuously feeds the sensor?

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Why are there hardly any power supply units with cables? So you can't charge anything directly and always have to look for cables that also correspond to the power category ...

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