Is this the Best Powerbank to Buy? | Itel Star 200F 22.5W

Let's take a look at the Itel Star 200F powerbank which is the fast-charging variant of the popular Itel Star 200 powerbank. This 20,000mah powerbank supports fast charging protocols such as PD 3.0, QC 3.0/2.0, Samsung adaptive charge, Huawei super charge, etc. It has two USB A ports, a micro-USB input port and a USB type C port that functions as both an input and output port. The 18w charging speed means that this powerbank gets charged up almost 2 times faster than regular 10w powerbank.
I've had this powerbank for a few months now and it has always delivered whenever I needed to use it. So today I decided to check it out with you guys by testing the fast-charging capability with the Fnirsi FNB58 USB tester.
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[@cyberawt]

You said it charges only at 18W for other devices.. But the PD there shows 22W in the testing you did with the meter

[@ConfyScenty]

My Gee! You noticed well and yes, my statement was correct. I said "It does about 22.5w output but only on selected devices, but for other devices it can do 18w". As we saw during the testing, you only get anything higher than 18w when you plug in a PD/Huawei Super Charge supported fast charging protocol device. Those are the selected devices. In fact, to get 22w out of this powerbank with PD your device will have to support PPS, otherwise you'd get 20w max. For other devices, like I said, you could easily get up to 18w with QC which most devices (even those that have PD) support. Thanks for your contribution bro. I sincerely appreciate you dropping by 😁.

[@cyberawt]

@@ConfyScenty so it can go 22W for a a Samsung device?

[@ConfyScenty]

@@cyberawt Yes boss. That's what it means. As we already know that most recent Samsung devices support PPS. It's now a case of how long the powerbank can sustain supplying that wattage... A test that I'll publish in another video.