The market is brimming with smart devices with hosts of features and characteristics, users too go gaga over anything new in the technology world. But one device on which all the other devices depend is powerbank because as we all know without juice even the latest gadget is no better than a good-looking piece of plastic or metal.
The context? Inbase’s latest travel friendly fast-charging 1000mAh powerbanks. The brand says the new devices– Style, Cruze and Club feature sleek design, durable housing, multiple outputs and universal compatibility.
The Inbase Style sports wireless charging of up to 15 watts and PD output with up to 22.5 watts of power. Its sturdy and has multiple output ports including dual USB A ports and a USB-C PD Port for fast charging of up to four devices simultaneously, plus a wireless charging surface. Its internal Smart IC also guards devices against overvoltage, overcurrent, overheating, and overcharging.
The Inbase Cruze, as per the brand, has a solid build with a sleek and premium anti-scratch aluminium metal casing, so looks wise it's a 10/10. The device features a 10000mAh Li-Polymer battery and is lightweight and compact for easy portability. With dual inputs and triple outputs, the Cruze sports two USB-A (18W) and a USB-C PD (22.5W) port for fast charging (QC3.0) up to three devices simultaneously. It also has the smart IC to keep your devices protected.
The Inbase Club is touted as a 4-in-1 Power bank, its the most portable of the lot and boasts universal compatibility without the need to carry around any USB cables. Designed with a unique casing, this power bank comes with four in-built USB Cables (USB-A, USB-C, Micro USB, and Lightning). These cables help fast charge almost any device and can supply power to up to four different devices simultaneously with up to 12 Watts of total power. And yes, like the other two, the Club also protects your devices from damage against overvoltage, overcurrent, overheating and overcharging.
The power banks are priced at ₹1,899, ₹1,299, and ₹999 respectively.