[section_title title=”Performance”]Performance
Moving onto the performance lets start with a recap of some specs. The EnerG has a massive 10400mAh capacity, meaning in theory (taking into account the 90% efficiency) it should be able to charge most phones (with the exception of monsters like the Galaxy Note series) at least 3 times!
On with my experience though, and the EnerG did not dissapoint. My Motorola Moto G sports a 2070 mAh battery, and using the EnerG I was able to charge it from dead flat to fully charged 4 times and then it even had enough juice to get it to 40% again, meaning I got a stunning 4.4 charges out of it. Â If we do a bit of maths we can see how this reflects on the efficiency of the EnerG:
Moto G battery = 2070 mAh
EnerG capacity = 10400 mAh
Moto G charged 4.4 times = 9108 mAh
Total amount charged divided by EnerG capacity = 0.88
Multiplied by 100 to give us our power conversion percentage = 88%
So, we got within touching distance of the claimed 90% power conversion which is very impressive. I am very pleased with the performance here, the EnerG would be an epic companion on a weekend away.
If I were to make one complaint about the performance it would probably be that the charge indicator on the EnerG only tells you whats in there to the nearest 25% which is a bit frustrating, especially when its running low.
Time to wrap things up with a conclusion…
