Best Affordable Powerbanks in Nigeria
Looking for a decent battery backup to get you through your day or just for general use, well here are some of the Best Affordable Powerbanks in Nigeria. Read on to find out more.
Powerbanks, once considered the loyal companion of iPhone users, have become a mainstay in our society and why not? With epileptic power supply being the order of the day, one needs a powerbank (or two if you have a family) to get through the day. So here are some of the best affordable powerbanks in Nigeria.
This author has done some real digging to cover all the bases here. The powerbanks on offer are all below 50,000 Naira (pricing) and he's made sure to look at different capacities starting from 10,000mAh through 20,000 and finishing at 30,000mAh. This is to ensure that no one gets left out.
Entry level Powerbanks (10,000mAh)
These are basic powerbanks are designed to do only one thing, refill your battery. They lack fast charge as well as other features that better powerbanks enjoy. They generally aren't capable of filling up a 5,000mAh phone more than two times so that's also something to keep in mind.
Redmi 10,000mAh powerbank
The Redmi 10,000mAh powerbank is a sleek powerbank from Redmi. It looks really slim and modern and fits easily into pockets and purses. This has made it a favourite of many people. The only thing that this author has against this powerbank is that it is more costly than other powerbanks in the same performance bracket. That aside, it is a decent powerbank to have.
Price estimate: 16,000 NGN
Positives
- Very strong 10,000mAh capacity
- USB A, micro USB and USB C ports
- Slim build
- Great design and looks
- 12W charge
Negatives
- More costly than other options in this category
- Small capacity
Itel Super Slim 10,000mAh powerbank
The Itel Super Slim is a favorite of many people due to it's availability and affordability. It is also very slim and portable as well which makes carrying it around a very easy task.
Price estimate: 10,600 NGN
Positives
- Very affordable
- Slim and portable
- Household name
- USB A, micro USB and USB C charging ports
Negatives
- Slowest charging powerbank in this category
- 10W charge
- Small capacity
Oraimo 10,000mAh Powerbank (OPB-P110DN)
The Oraimo 10,000mAh powerbank (OPB-P110DN) is also another popular name that many readers should know. When it comes to price and performance ratio, this is arguably the best powerbank on this list. This is because it is fairly priced whilst providing 10,000mAh capacity and an okayish 12W charge. It is also slim and modern looking as well.
Price estimate: 11,600 NGN
Positives
- Slim and portable
- Modern design
- 12W charge
- Affordable
- USB A, micro USB and USB C
Negatives
- Small capacity
Budget Powerbanks (20,000mAh)
Budget Powerbanks are better than entry level powerbanks in the sense that they offer greater battery capacity. This gives them the ability to top up a 5,000mAh phone at least thrice before running out. The downside is that they tend to be bulkier and more costly.
Oraimo 20,000mAh powerbank
The Oraimo 20,000mAh is our first entry on this list. It is the first powerbank on this list with a digital display and a beefy 20,000mAh battery. This one is guaranteed to keep you only for 2 days at least (depending on your usage patterns).
Price estimate: 25,000 NGN
Positives
- Big 20,000mAh battery
- Digital display
- Long lasting battery
- Very handy
- USB A, micro USB and USB C ports
Negatives
- 12W charge top slow for this level
- A fair bit more pricey than the other options
Itel Powerbank Star 200
This is my most favorite powerbank this list. It's got a standard 20,000mAh battery and a flashlight. It's slim and very affordable. This is one powerbank that you should be looking out for if you're shopping for a new one.
Price estimate: 16,000 NGN
Positives
- Very affordable
- Very handy
- Beefy 20,000mAh battery backup
- Built in flashlight
- Dual charge modes (5W and 10W charge)
Negatives
- 10W charge is too slow for a budget powerbank
Baseus 20,000mAh Bipow Digital powerbank
The Baseus 20000mAh powerbank is a decent budget option from Chinese giants Baseus. It offers quality and a premium feel at a fairly affordable price point.
Price estimate: 23,000
Positives
- Beefy long lasting 20,000mAh battery
- 15W fast charge (input and output)
- USB A, micro USB and USB C ports
- Digital display
- Very easy to handle
- Premium feel and build
Negatives
- A fair bit pricey
Midrange Powerbanks (30,000mAh)
Midrange Powerbanks have massive battery backups, fast charge (at least 15W) and a premium sturdy feel. They are much better than the budget and entry-level powerbanks. On the flip side however, they are more expensive and tend to be very bulky.
Mi Powerbank Boost Pro
This is a very sturdy and well built powerbank that can last you for days when fully charged. It offers a premium feel and top quality but it is very expensive.
Price estimate: 35 - 40,000 NGN
Positives
- Massive 30,000mAh battery backup
- USB A, micro USB and USB C ports
- 15W fast charge out
- 18W fast charge (input)
- Very sturdy and well built
- Premium feel and modern look
- Low powered charging mode
Negatives
- Very expensive
- Very bulky
- Lacks a digital display
Oraimo 30,000mAh Massive Ultra powerbank
This offering from Oraimo is alot better than than its aforementioned 20,000mAh sibling. When you exclude its expected bulkiness, this powerbank offers great value for money.
Positives
- 15W fast charge (input and output)
- Massive 30,000mAh battery backup
- Sturdy build
- Flashlight
- Low powered charging mode
- USB A, micro USB and USB C ports
- Has a digital display
Negatives
- Bulky
Baseus 30,000mAh digital powerbank
This is arguably the biggest name on here and the best powerbank to boot as well. The Baseus 30,000mAh is a very premium powerbank that is worth every penny with very fast charge.
Positives
- 18W fast charge
- Sturdy build
- Digital display
- Premium feel
- Low powered charging mode
- USB A, micro USB and USB C charging ports
Negatives
- Bulky
- A fair bit pricey
So that's the length of our article. Which one are you interested in and why? Why not hit us up im the comments?