As far as I know, both the connected device and the cable must be capable of 100W. In addition, a device/battery does not draw full power from 0-100%. Instead, this will be a maximum value during the charging curve. Otherwise the battery would be damaged.
Yes, the Ugreen Powerbank with 20000 mAh, 100 W and 72 Wh can also charge low-wattage products such as Apple Watches. Here are some important details that confirm that it is suitable for such devices:
- The power bank supports various fast charging technologies, including Power Delivery (PD) 3.0 and Quick Charge 3.0, which enables efficient charging for a wide range of devices.
- It has a charge level indicator and can charge multiple devices simultaneously, which indicates that it is also suitable for devices with lower energy requirements such as smartwatches and fitness trackers.
- It is explicitly mentioned that the power bank also supports smaller devices such as AirPods, fitness trackers and smartwatches.
Therefore, the Ugreen Powerbank should be able to charge Apple Watches and other low-wattage products without any problems.
No, you can use the 100 W output of the Ugreen Powerbank for more than just laptops. Here are some other devices that can benefit from this power:
- Smartphones: the powerbank supports fast charging technologies such as Power Delivery 3.0, Quick Charge 3.0 and others, which makes it possible to charge smartphones quickly.
- Tablets: devices such as iPad Pro/Air and similar tablets can benefit from the high power output.
- Other devices: In addition to laptops, smaller devices such as AirPods, fitness trackers and smartwatches can also be charged, although these do not require the full 100 W of power.
The power bank is versatile and can charge different types of devices, not just laptops.
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