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Is This The Largest Portable Power Bank In The World With 27,000,000 mAh Battery?
Now the power bank has become a daily necessities were not only it is used to charge the phone, but it is also used for USB LED lights, small USB fans and so on.
Now, YouTuber 手工耿Handy Geng once again made a surprise from making a Piano BBQ car, now he created perhaps the largest power bank in the world with a power of 27,000,000 mAh! Great isn't it? He has built a power bank using electric car batteries and has 60 plugs!
This large power bank is equivalent to a 900 power bank that has a power of 30,000 mAh. It can also charge more than 5000 phones that have a 3000 mAh battery.
This power bank not only can charge a phone but can charge a laptop, electric bike, watch TV, cook with an electric pot and wash clothes using a washing machine as well. Only, he did not specify how long this power bank takes to fully charge.
However, the power bank should be easy to carry everywhere because that is its main function when we run out of battery power when we are outdoors or indoors.
How are we going to bring this huge power bank out? It's big and can’t even fit in a pocket? Are you willing to pull this power bank all the way if you want to use it? But that is a creative idea.
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