While most power banks accomplish the same objective, some power banks such as the PowerCore Plus 26800 do it breathtakingly fast via three super fast charging ports, one of which is a USB-C Power Delivery (PD) port capable of outputting 45 watts of power.
USB-C ports with Power Delivery are capable of outputting up to 100 watts, although with that much power you need a specific USB Type C cable with a marker chip to handle the power. These types of cables are called Electronically Marked Cable Assembly (EMCA), which are "active cables".
The USB Type C cable that is included with the Anker PowerCore Plus 26800 is "passive" as it has no electronics in it. Being a passive cable, the Anker USB C charging cable can safely deliver up to 45-watts, which is enough power to charge a HP Stream Series laptop or Dell Inspiron Series laptop at full speed.
The Anker PowerCore Plus 26800 is able to deliver 45 watts at two different rates to suit a range of laptops, including 15-volt/3-amp for laptops such as the Toshiba Satellite Radius, HP Elitebook and the 13-inch MacBook Pro. The PowerCore Plus can also output 20-volt/2.25-amp, which is needed for laptops such as the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix and Dell XPS 13.
The Anker PowerCore Plus 26800 powerbank can also charge higher wattage laptops, although at lower speeds. For less power hungry devices like tablets and phones, the Anker PowerCore+ also comes equipped with two USB-A ports that can output 15 watts (5-volt/3-amp) each. When both USB-A ports are used at the same time, the current drops to 2.4-amp per port.
The Anker PowerCore Plus USB-C Power Delivery port has dual functionality too. It is also a power input port designed to recharge the power bank, which is done at different variable rates, including 5-volt/3-amp, 9-volt/3-amp, 15-volt/3-amp and 20-volt/2.25-amp. The USB-C port is set to input charge by default. To enable output charge to recharge external devices, the power button wheel has to be pressed once before inserting the USB-C charging cable.
In terms of charging performance, the Anker PowerCore Plus has a blazing fast charging performance that is much faster than any other USB-C power banks, including the PowerCore Lite, PowerCore and the PowerCore Speed upgraded version, all of which can only output a maximum of 12 volts, whereas the PowerCore Plus can output a maximum of 20 volts.
The Anker PowerCore Plus 26800 is truly a mammoth of a powerhouse but, all that power can only be achieved via a high output power adapter, which is conveniently included in the box. It is an Anker branded GaN power adapter (PowerPort Atom 3) that can fully recharge the PowerCore Plus power bank from 0% to 100% in just 3.5 hours. While the PowerCore Plus is recharging is not able to output charge.
The PowerPort Atom 3 can deliver a massive 60 watts of power in a small footprint, thanks to the use of Gallium nitride (GaN), which is the same technology used in the 30-watt PowerPort Atom 1. The PowerPort Atom 3 has the same sleak, high gloss design as the Atom 1 but, the Atom 3 is twice as heavy (125 grams) and twice as powerful (60 watts).
In terms of build quality, the PowerCore Plus 26800 PD housing is constructed solidly with metal casing, weighing 590 grams and, measuring 18cm long, 8cm wide and 23m thick. The PowerCore Plus design is minimalist with just  three connectivity ports and a power button located on the front.
The power button has a wheel design with ten tiny white leds doted around like an analog clock, each representing 10% of charge, which allows better management of low battery power. Most power banks typically have four battery led indicators, which is not as accurate to determinate how much charge there is left. The led located at 12 o'clock can also light up green color to indicate trickle-charging mode, which is enabled by holding down the power button.
Trickle charging mode, essentially, reduces the output charge for charging low mAh capacity gadgets such as headphones. While it maybe tempting to use full power for faster charging, there are a couple of reasons you actually don't want to be using this amount of power to recharge low power devices.
The first reason is that you can damage a device if it isn't equipped with an over-voltage protection. The second reason is shorter battery lifespan because, it is no secret fast charging decreases battery performance. You definitely don't want to charge a phone regularly via the PowerCore Plus 45W Power Delivery port, unless it is for emergency situations when you need to power up your phone real fast.
While the Anker PowerCore Plus has a 26,800 cell capacity, it only has a 6,700mAh rated capacity. Most power banks don't actually include the rated capacity anywhere on the product listing, not even on the power bank itself. Anker has included the rated capacity on the base of the power bank, which is handy to know if you want to learn the true charge capacity of a power bank.
The cell capacity rating on a power bank only tells you how much power it can store, which in the case of the Anker PowerCore Plus is 26,800mAh. However, the rated capacity rating tells you how much power the power bank can actually deliver after the inevitable power loss during the voltage conversion from 3.7-volt to 5-volt, which all power banks have to go through. In the case of the Anker PowerCore Plus, the power bank experiences a power loss of 20,100mAh, leaving only 6,700mAh, which is the true power rating of the Anker PowerCore Plus.
With 6,700mAh of true power, the Anker PowerCore Plus will be able to charge a 4,000 mAh phone battery 1.5 times over. Most phones have a battery rating between 3,700mAh and 4,200mAh, including the Galaxy A20 (4,000mAh) and the Huawei P30 Pro (4,200mAh). Some phones such as the Moto G7 and Galaxy S20 Ultra have a whopping 5,000 mAh battery. 
The 26,800mAh cell capacity of the PowerCore Plus is also interesting since most power banks are rounded up to whole numbers such as 10,000mAh or 20,000mAh. The PowerCore Plus could have probably been rounded up to 30,000mAh battery capacity but, the likely reason why it wasn't is aircraft requirements regarding li-on batteries.
Basically, lithium ion battery exceeding 100 watt-hours cannot be taken on-board a plane. The PowerCore Plus has a 97.28 watt-hours (Wh) rating, allowing you to keep it inside a carry-on bag when boarding a plane. Along with the PowerCore Plus 26800 PD and PowerPort Atom 3 wall charger, there is an 18-month warranty, a 76cm-long USB-C male to USB-C male cable and a drawstring pouch with thick mesh fabric. Buy the PowerCore Plus on Amazon

Those looking long and hard for an iPhone 11 Pro leather case with a "wow" factor should look to the slate green full grain leather by Mujjo - the luxury leather accessories manufacturer.
The Mujjo iPhone 11 Pro full leather case looks stylish, feels great in the hand and, it provides all-round protection for the back and sides of the phone, including the front of the phone, thanks to an over the top protective lip/bezel that rises 1mm above the edge of the phone screen.
The small sleeve pocket on the front is designed to hold up to three bank credit/debit cards or anything that has the same dimensions as a credit card. While the card holder pocket can fit two credit cards, the pocket is still snug enough to store just one credit card without it falling out.
Most phone protective cases don't integrate a bank card pocket, which is an extremely convenient feature to have since most purchases,these days, are done via a debit card without the need to reach to the wallet for cash. The downside though, bank cards do make the Mujjo leather case slightly thicker so, wireless charging performance is slightly affected.
The Mujjo iPhone 11 Pro slate green case is made of premium full-grain leather, which is real leather hide that has not been altered or sanded down like other various types of leather such as top grain leather, which is sanded down to conceal imperfections. By sanding down the grain of the leather, it is no longer as strong as full grain leather, which is natural cow hide leather.
In terns of quality, full grain leather comes first, followed by top grain leather and genuine leather, which can be made of cowhide or other animal’s hide, including pig, horse and goat. Genuine leather is often adulterated with chemicals, sanding and embossing.
Full grain leather items are exclusively made of unadulterated cowhide, which is the best quality form of leather you can get. The Mujjo full leather case is vegetable tanned, using natural materials (no chemicals).
The Mujjo case is half covered in full leather, including the top, sides and buttons. The other half (underside) of the Mujjo full leather case is lined with microfiber cloth that has a soft finish.
The square-looking cut out, which measures 30mm high by 29mm wide, is designed to accommodate the iPhone 11 Pro triple‑camera system enclosure, which consists of a 12MP ultra wide camera with 13mm focal length, ƒ/2.4 aperture and 120-degree field of view; a 12MP wide camera with 26mm focal length, ƒ/1.8 aperture and; a telephoto camera with 52mm focal length and f/2.0 aperture. Buy the Mujjo iPhone 11 Pro full leather case via Amazon

Standing up strong against more expensive earphones on the market, the T5 Ultra Connect are a solid offering by Rock Jaw, delivering high sound quality and IPX5 sweatproofing needed for the gym.
The Rock Jaw T5 Ultra Connect come with interchangeable tuning filters designed to tweak the frequency response higher or lower, depending on the filter that is being used.
The T5 Ultra Connect interchangeable filters are color coded, making it more convenient to identify which one is which. The silver-color tuning filter is designed to increase the bass, while the black tuning filter is designed to increase the treble frequency response.
The gold-color tuning filter comes pre-installed from factory and makes the sound neutral, balancing the bass and treble. At first glance, the tuning filters look the same, integrating a nozzle mesh and rubber ring gasket.
On close inspection though, one can see how the black (bass) tuning filter has a noticeable coarser mesh, while the silver (treble) tuning filter has a finer nozzle mesh that retains the frequencies, allowing deep bass frequencies to form.
The tuning filters are somewhat hardware equalizer filters that deliver subtle but noticeable improvements similar to electronic equalizer filters, which do the tweaking via software.
An electronic equalizer is more convenient from a user's perspective since all you have to do is push a button, which is quicker and easier than changing filters manually.
The tuning filters can also potentially get lost or misplaced due to their tiny size; making changing the tuning filters on the go a bit trickier.
That said, there is really no need to change the tuning filters when out and about because the gold (neutral) tuning filter does a good job as it is for most music types.
In a headphone market dominated mostly by plastic and generic designs, the quality craftsmanship of the T5 Ultra Connect earphones really stands out.
From the internal titanium-coated diaphragm and CCAW voice coil drivers, to the driver housing, which is made of smoothed out machined aluminium shells in the shape of quirky keg barrels. The back panels are magnetized.
The Rock Jaw T5 Ultra Connect ship out with both silicone and comply foam ear tips of various sizes. The foam ear tips increase exponentially the bass response while softening the treble, which will satisfy bass heavy users. The volume output is superb too, thanks to very sensitivity drivers that can manage to output 102dB of sound, clear and free of distortions at maximum level.
The T5 Ultra Connect earphones are, strictly, worn straight down and, this is because you cannot loop the cable around the top of the ear like you can with some earphones. The main reason for this is the cable design, which integrates three separate components inline, including a microphone capsule enclosed inside a small aluminum shell.
The T5 Ultra Connect cable also integrates inline two rectangular rubberized boxes, one of which is a 3-button remote control with a micro USB charging port on the side.
The 3-button remote is located 14cm down the cable. The battery box has the same length of the inline remote and it's located on the opposite side (left earphone), providing counter balance and approximately 11 hours of playtime on 55% volume.
Most wireless earphones typically integrate the microphone on the back of the remote. The T5 Ultra Connect has the microphone built-in separately 5cm up the cable, which brings the microphone much closer to the mouth than most remote/microphone designs. The T5 Ultra Connect uses a MEMS microphone so, it cancels a decent amount of background noise, while delivering adequate call quality.
The cable length (from earphone to earphone) is thick and substantially long (66cm). While there is a cinch to manage the excess cable, the extra cable slack can bounce slightly on the back of a neck when running. T5 Ultra Connect are also weightier, weighing 20 grams, which is almost twice as much as the Alfa Genus V2.
The Rock Jaw T5 Ultra Connect integrate a Bluetooth 5.0 chip that supports aptX and AAC codecs, which minimize video/audio lag when watching video apps. The Bluetooth signal is stable without any cutouts within 10 meters.

Most of your writing delay doesn't really come from the typing speed, but from figuring out what you want to type! Tap Strap 2 is the second generation of Tap, the first one being Tap Strap 1, which is no longer being sold by Tap With Us.
Internally, Tap Strap 2 retains the same hardware specifications as Tap Strap 1, including a Bluetooth 4.2 low energy chip that uses 2.4GHz radio frequency to connect to a device such as a smartphone, smart TV, laptop or tablet which support Bluetooth. The transmission distance is also the same, up to 10 meters if there aren't any obstructions.
Tap Strap 2 also integrates a laser sensor to track the position of the fingers, as well as a 3.7V 45mAh li-on rechargeable battery that can power Tap Strap 2 for up to 8 hours. Tap Strap 2 remains a haptic feedback device so, it uses vibration to feedback certain functions, including keyboard shortcuts, mouse mode and battery level.
When battery level is low, Tap Strap 2 will vibrate when it's powered on. Two vibrations indicate 50% charge, while three vibrations indicate full charge. Tap Strap 2 will also vibrate when powering up, powering down and going to sleep.
Tap Strap 2 will also vibrate when enabling any of its modes, including Shift mode, English Keyboard Mode and Mouse Mode, which lets you use Tap Strap 2 like a computer mouse.