Review: The Chargeasap Flash Pro hits the charging ceiling for power banks
It’s hard to make a power bank stand out today, but Chargeasap did the best it could.
After years of being a nitpicky snob about what makes the best power banks, I’ve finally hit a point where I can start to relax. Sure, there are a few cheapo packs that still try to get away with piddly speeds or a ridiculously large size for their output, but high-quality power banks are more plentiful than ever. Because of Power Delivery, high-speed portable chargers can be used for laptops and tablets instead of just phones, and phone-focused 10,000mAh power banks have gotten wonderfully small. Gallium nitride allows manufacturers to shrink the size of their power banks while also lowering the amount of heat generated.
This maturity means that enterprising accessory makers have to go further and further outside the box to turn heads and sell their chargers. Chargeasap’s Flash Pro is the self-proclaimed “World’s Fastest Power Bank” thanks to a total output of 190W between the four ports and wire…