Satechi Quatro Wireless Power Bank review: My first impression
A TEST REPORT from Kevin Özgun 
on December 25, 2020, 12:00 | 🔥 popular | 2 comments
There are now numerous power banks all over the market - wherever you look. The Californian gadget manufacturer Satechi, which has a whole portfolio of Apple gadgets, is now expanding its portfolio with a special kind of power bank. We looked at the Satechi Quatro Wireless Power Bank and share our first impression with you.
There are power banks with different features in every conceivable price range. Satechi touts the Quatro Wireless Power Bank with a useful feature for some tech geeks out there.
The scope of delivery: Everything the user still needs today
The packaging of the Satechi Quatro Wireless Power Bank informs the consumer at first sight what is going on: "More Wireless, less Cable". What is meant by the motto quickly becomes clear when you unpack. There is only one cable included in the scope of delivery:
- 1x USB-C to USB-C cable with PD (PowerDelivery) at 60 watts
- warranty Terms
- Manual
- Satechi Quatro wireless power bank
Picture: TechnikNews
Connectivity options that satisfy everyone
Satechi has not missed out on anything and wants to reach every target group by installing two different plugs. Some need USB-A (12 watts) and others need USB-C (18 watts). So there is something for everyone. A magnetic charging surface for an Apple Watch has also been installed so that it can also be powered on the go. And if you forget the cable, the Satechi power bank also supports wireless charging - as the product name suggests.
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- The usual, but most useful, connections were built in (picture: TechnikNews)
Solid, but not perfectly made
The Quatro Wireless Power Bank is definitely a flatterer. When carried in the hand, the consumer receives a soft and smooth housing made of plastic. The frame is also made of plastic, but for a better look it is silver, not black. If you take a closer look at the power bank, you could easily see a similarity to the iPhone 11.
The look of the frame is reminiscent of that of an iPhone 11. (Image: TechnikNews)
In the coming weeks we will provide you with a detailed test report so that you can get an even more precise impression.
I would be happy to receive a detailed review. I have been thinking about buying this power bank the whole time, but the high price and the rather low capacity still keep me away. Otherwise, for me as an Apple Watch, AirPods and iPhone owner, it has all the necessary connections in one device, I also like fast charging for the iPhone via USB-C
Hey and thanks for your comment,
Because of Corona, I'm unfortunately not out and about very often at the moment and need the power bank actively, so it will take a while before I write a detailed review. However, you will definitely find out more about this product here in the near future. As an Apple user, I can also understand your comments.
Greetings Kevin and stay healthy!