Nintendo Switch thread - Part 2

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so the verdict is anything more than 15V @ 2.4A is ok with PD? e.g. 30V @ 3A also can? how many watts should i look at ah?
 

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Bros, which country u guys using for the eShop ah? I plan to buy stardew valley as my first purchase, still deciding which country to use. Idk if exchange rate got diff anot for the eShop
 

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so the verdict is anything more than 15V @ 2.4A is ok with PD? e.g. 30V @ 3A also can? how many watts should i look at ah?

USB PD specs are for >2A - 5A

Voltage range is from 5V - 20V.

Max wattage is 100W (20V@5A) but the device can negotiate any amount of power from >10W - 100W.

Switch adapter is 15V@2.6A = 39W
 

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The price from carousell is good.
I'm also using the ZMI 10 bought from Q10 oversea seller last time, after discount around $6x to $7x and took a week to 2 for shipping.
 

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the ZMI QB820 is well worth it.
Can fast charge (thanks to USB Power Delivery) while playing in docked/undocked modes
 

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$65 ok leh. Got link ma bro?

Your Ravpower PD is a better choice. No need to look at the ZMI since it costs around the same. Bought my 26800 Ravpower PD for $70+ during sale.

ZMI QB820 has a max charging rate of 9V/2A (18w) while the Ravpower PD has a max charging rate of 15V/2A (30w).
 

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Your Ravpower PD is a better choice. No need to look at the ZMI since it costs around the same. Bought my 26800 Ravpower PD for $70+ during sale.

ZMI QB820 has a max charging rate of 9V/2A (18w) while the Ravpower PD has a max charging rate of 15V/2A (30w).

for USB-A, yes the QB820 can only do max 18W either 9V/2A or 12V/1.5A
Power Delivery does not apply to USB-A charging

for USB-C where Power Delivery does apply - it works beautifully
5V 3A
9V 3A
12V 3A
15V 2.6A - same as official Nintendo AC Adapter
20V 2A


can check out the following user review for more info
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3525247/+2080#
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3525247/+2080#
 
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Nice. Good to see that it supports 20V 2A (can use for Mi Notebook or Macbook) and 15V 2.6A (Switch) PD charging capability..guess i must have missed it :s13:.
 

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Nice. Good to see that it supports 20V 2A (can use for Mi Notebook or Macbook) and 15V 2.6A (Switch) PD charging capability..guess i must have missed it :s13:.

a bit off topic but is 20v 2A the standard measurement for all usb c charging enabled laptop? im having a LG gram which can be charged via PD charging but I cant seem to find the power rating anywhere, the power cube's rating is 19V 2.1A, so not too sure whether the usb C port requires what input
 

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a bit off topic but is 20v 2A the standard measurement for all usb c charging enabled laptop? im having a LG gram which can be charged via PD charging but I cant seem to find the power rating anywhere, the power cube's rating is 19V 2.1A, so not too sure whether the usb C port requires what input

There isnt really a 1 for all standard measurement. It really depend on the model.
 

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end of the day, its USB body that did not nail down the specifications early and now so many variant.
 

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Guys just to check can i use xiaomi 1st gen 20000mah to charge my switch on standby mode?
 
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