A few weeks ago, after some prompting, I fired up the eBay website and went in search of power banks that made ridiculous capacity claims. I ordered a few, wanting to see how bad they were.

Energizer, Samsung, and Astrum all passed our capacity ... It was also significantly heavier than the fake power banks we tested, weighing in at 692g, and it took a lot more work to open up.

The viral video shows a man selling power banks from brands such as Samsung and Vivo; however, it was soon revealed that they were fake. A man selling power banks on a train was caught red-handed ...

A startling incident recently took place on a train, where a man was caught selling fake power ... a range of power banks, purportedly from well-known brands such as Samsung and Vivo.

In a bizarre incident that unfolded on a train recently, a man was caught red-handed selling fake power ... tries to sell power banks bearing popular brand names like Samsung and Vivo to a ...

If you notice your smartphone is charging quicker with a regular wall plug, then it's best to retire the sluggish power bank and mark it as a fake. The materials are a big tell-tale sign that a ...

Those power bank can still be used to charge gadgets because it provides a power-dusty old cell. Original capacity is unknown, but most likely not reach 24,000 mAh, this is the fake products, so ...

When shopping for power banks in South Africa, you should be wary of fake products which have far less capacity than they claim on their packaging. There are a number of suspicious power banks ...