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…

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 ProI’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)MediaRange MR751 power bank

PowerBank: Capacity vs Reality

Capacity vs Reality (mA)

In this table I add 20mAh for the meter.

Output top powerEC Technology PB-EC001 power bank

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 bankThe 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 resultsTP-LINK TL-PB15600 power bank

 

Parrot MINIKIT NEO 2 HD vs Parrot MINIKIT +

Parrot Minikit PlusThis 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

Unboxing and review TP-LINK HS110 (long test)

TP-LINK HS110

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 😉