Sharge 100
25600 mAh, 100 W, 94.72 Wh
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Another thing: On the Sharge homepage it is impossible to download the user manual and the support does not answer. Does anyone know where to get the BA?
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These are 8 18650 cells, which in theory can be replaced (there are videos on youtube). But the operation is quite complex
shargeek 100 fits, even offers space for a sharge charger and cable =]
I am very happy with all 3 sharge products
You can control this using the button on Shargeek 100. Once you have entered the DC interface in the menu, you can set the voltage using the +/- buttons, whereby the unit for the adjustment is 1V or 0.1V. The adjustable voltage ranges from 3.3V to 25.2V.
Max. 75W DC. Power supply either DC or the USB-C1 port, but not both at the same time.
The device only comes with a USB-C cable. Unfortunately, the type cannot be read off.
I found the noise only happens when using the "out" port. Using the "in/out" port, there is no noise.
No, this is not intended by the manufacturer.
So the default setting of the DC port is on input. So that you can charge the powerbank with a compatible device. You must specifically activate the DC output in the submenu. You then set your desired voltage and then you can activate the output. A warning will also appear to ensure that you do not connect a charger at the same time. You then have to confirm this again. My setting was 12V but you can adjust this.
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Shargeek GaN Charger 140 W, Quick Charge 3.0, Power Delivery 3.0, GaN Technology oder
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So it charges my Apple Watch without any problems. Also my Momentum TW 2 and 3 headphones and Sony's Pulse 3D headset. Maybe there are exceptions but everything I have charges flawlessly. Even devices with a weak USB power supply work. But the best thing is the DC power supply. It also runs my Teufel360. So even outdoors 😁
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Hello,
The DC input accepts 5-24V/3A (max 72W) but I don't see much point in using it to charge the Shargeek, as USB-C is much more common and efficient (100W input).
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I assume you are charging the power bank: the power bank reduces the charging speed when the internal temperature reaches approx. 50-60°C. In addition, the speed is always reduced after approx. 80% with lithium ion batteries.
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I tested it on 2w and it didn't cut out.
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Practically, the whole inner workings can be disassembled relatively easily, but would not be advisable:
1. loss of warranty.
2. as far as I can tell, there are very high-quality parts in SMD technology that cannot be replaced without the appropriate tools and knowledge. The professional repair could be more expensive than the market price if you add shipping and other expenses.
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Yes, as long as there is enough capacity. With an empty powerbank, I couldn't charge a mobile at the same time.
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This is a Power-Z from Chargerlab - a current meter or power meter and no, it will not be part of the article or scope of delivery.
It should be possible, but I have not tested it. The screws suggest that it is easy.
Former employee
3 years ago
This plug fits the DC in/out connector: InLine USB C - DC (2 m)
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I received mine today, this variant effectively has the cells specified by the manufacturer (INR18650-32E).
The product descriptions usually come directly from the manufacturer.
Depending on the model, the Lenovo X1 requires between 65 W and 90 W.
Since the power bank outputs up to 100 W via USB-C, charging should be possible without any problems.
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