Unboxing & Review – Pedro Vasconcelos

2018-02-04

GPD Pocket – Características e teste de desempenho

O GPD Pocket é um micro portátil da Marca Chinesa GPD, criado através de crowdfunding. O hardware é razoável para o tamanho, sendo que o preço pode ser discutível. Funciona muito bem com o Microsoft Windows 10, mas também suporta a distribuição de Linux Ubunto.

Testamos este dispositivo com o Antutu Benchmark e o Disk Benchmark para Windows 10. Veja os resultados…

2017-03-262017-03-26

Power Bank benchmarks

This is a personal test for 5 different power banks that I buy: No brand 2200mA power bank

ROMOSS Sense 9 25000mA;
TP-LINK TL-PB15600 15600mA;
EC Technology PB-EC001 16000mA;
MediaRange MR751 5200mA;
No brand 2200mA.

This test here all done with: KCX-017 USB Power Meter

To meter the consumption I use a power meter KCX-017;
For charging Charger 5V, 3A;
For discharging I use a tablet Chuwi Hi10Pro (Android and Windows 10 tablet) that charges with a USB charging (playing YouTube HD/Full HD videos to drain the battery).

CHUWI Hi10 Pro I’ve tested 5 different power banks, 4 of them Chinese (ROMOSS Sense 9, TP-LINK TL-PB15600, EC Technology PB-EC001, and a simple powerbank with a 18650 battery) and one german (MediaRange MR751). All were tested with the same KCX-017 USB meter and add the amount of 20 mA per hour of consumption in my measures.

When I was charging I use the KCX-017 to measure the Voltage and the current of the circuit with the same AC/DC power adapter that can give 5V 3A.

Testing PowerBanks

I’ve measured the time and the TOP power provided when I’ve charge the power banks and here is the results:

Capacity versus Reality (mA)

PowerBank: Capacity vs Reality

Capacity vs Reality (mA)

In this table I add 20mAh for the meter.

Output top power

Output Power Chart
Output Power TOP

Power = Max(V*A)

Charging time

Power banks charging time

Charging with a 5V, 3A (max) USB power adapter.

Power = Max(V*A)

Final results and opinion:

romoss sense 9 power bank The most efficient was the one with the highest capacity with almost 66% of efficiency (ROMOSS Sense 9). Meanwhile, the one who charges faster the equipment that it is plugged and charges faster it (capacity vs time) is the TP-LINK TL-PB15600 who makes the winner of these tests.

power bank final results TP-LINK TL-PB15600 power bank

2017-02-132017-03-03

Parrot MINIKIT NEO 2 HD vs Parrot MINIKIT +

Parrot Minikit Plus This is my second review 🙂

This two portable bluetooth carkit are very similar, but the NEO 2 has more features but it will cost more… In my opinion this two are a very good devices 😉

Parrot Minikit PLUS: https://www.parrot.com/uk/node/4#parrot-minikit-

Parrot Minikit NEO 2 HD: https://www.parrot.com/uk/car-kits/parrot-minikit-neo-2-hd

Parrot Minikit NEO 2 HD:

Dual Mode (Multipoint): connect two Bluetooth phones simultaneously
Number of contacts: 2,000 per phone – Total of 20,000 contacts maximum
Language: one language per version
Pairing capacity : maximum of 10 devices
Battery: Lithium Ion – 1000mAh
Battery life: – up to 10 hours in conversation, up to 15 days in stand-by , up to 6 months in Ultra Low Power Mode
Charging time: 3 hrs (0% to 100%) 5V / 500mA
Easy Pairing Process
Automatic connection by pairing order
3W speaker, full duplex, output via vibrating panel, noise reduction, echo cancellation, voice prompts for all menus, advanced voice recognition, natural sounding Text-To-Speech (reads the names in the phonebook – not the text message – this functionality is from the phone)
Bluetooth v4.0 (HFP 1.6 (Hands Free Profile) – A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) – PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile), SyncML – Synchro AT – Synchro Nokia)
Bluetooth range: 10 meters maximum – 32 feet maximum (on the test that I made it fails on ~20 meter)
SIP6 processor at 416 MHz, Flash memory: 128MB (1Gb), RAM memory: 32MB (256Mb) – DDR
PACKAGE CONTENT: 1x Parrot MINIKIT Neo 2 HD, 1x USB / micro-USB cable, 1x Cigar lighter charger – USB out, 1x Quick Start Guide
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT: Length: 95mm / 3.74 in, Width: 54 mm / 2.12 in, Thickness: 45mm / 1.77 in, Weight: 67 gr / 2.36 oz
Interact with an APP for Android & IOS systems

Parrot Minikit Plus:

Dual Mode (Multipoint): connect two Bluetooth phones simultaneously
Number of contacts: 2,000 per phone – Total of 20,000 contacts maximum
Language: one language per version
Pairing capacity : maximum of 10 devices
Battery life: – up to 12 hours in conversation, up to 6 months in Ultra Low Power Mode
Charging time: 3,5 hrs (0% to 100%) 5V / 500mA
Automatic connection by pairing order
Full duplex, built-in omnidirectional microphone, audio output via the vibrating panel, noise reduction, APA echo cancellation, voice menus for all menus, advanced voice recognition, Text-to-Speech: speech synthesis of the names in the phonebook (reads the names in the phonebook – not the text message – this functionality is from the phone)
Bluetooth: v2.1 + EDR, HFP (Hands Free Profile), OPP (Object Push Profile), PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile), A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile), SyncML, Synchro AT, Synchro Nokia
Range: 10 metres (on the test it fails on ~8 meters, and sometimes less than that)
Parrot P6i @ 416 MHz, Flash = 1 Gbits, RAM = 128 Mbits
PACKAGE CONTENT: 1x Parrot MINIKIT +, 1x USB / mini-USB cable, 1x Cigar lighter charger – USB out, 1x Quick Start Guide + 1x Belt
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT: Length: 109 mm / 4.3 in, Width: 61 mm / 2.4 in, Thickness: 28 mm / 1.1 in, Weight: 83 gr / 2.93 oz

2017-02-132017-03-26

Unboxing and review TP-LINK HS110 (long test)

This was my first Unboxing and Review that I made. I’ve unboxing and test the SmartPlug TP-LINK HS110 with energy monitoring. I hope it will be usefull for you.

After 2 weeks of testing, I strongly recommended this product:

I recomend and give a 5 stars (5/5) for this product.

Sorry for my terrible English on this videos 😉