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Unboxing – Veger  Wireless Power Bank

The VEGER VP1010-TW Power Bank is packed inside a hard plastic packaging. The front is of a clear hard plastic that has a golden sticker at the upper right corner. This sticker is simply a certification that the product is an authentic VEGER product. Another sticker can be seen at the top part of the packaging. The sticker simply highlights the brand name, brand website, a “Scratch Coating” phrase, and a QR code that redirects you to their website.

 The back of the packaging is of a white hard plastic. This white base hard plastic holds the accessories and the power bank in place. It also displays the specification and the product manufacturer as well.

Opening the power bank was fairly easy. Simply hold the top part of the base plastic while pulling off the top part of the cover plastic. Once done, it simply reveals that the power bank comes with 2 accessories, a USB Type-Micro B to Lighting Adaptor, and a USB Type-Micro B to USB Type-A cable. It also comes with a manual user guide and a warranty card. In their shop, it states that the VEGER VP1010TW has a 1-year warranty.

Closer Look – Veger VP1010TW 8000mAh Wireless Power Bank

The first thought that came into my mind after holding the VEGER VP1010TW Power Bank is that it feels premium. The quality and build are there once you get a hold of it. Its rubberized ABS coating really does give a premium feel overall.

The front part highlights the brand logo and the wireless charging logo.

At the back, the product specification is also highlighted as well as its certification such as RoHS, Recyclable, Do not throw to trash, CE Certification, and the FCC Certification. The top part has labels for each output and input.

The top part features the majority of the I/O. In this part, you will find the two outputs and the type-C input. Do take note that each output has a different charging rate which we will discuss later on.

On the side, you will find the type-micro B input. So basically, this power bank has two inputs. Supporting type-C and type-micro B for flexibility. It’s probably designed that way to have support for most, if not all, various USB supported devices of today.

Lastly, the other side of this power bank has the power button and the LED indicator. The LED indicator indicates the status of the battery. Basically, one light indicates that the battery has more or less 25% charge while four lights indicate that the battery has charge between 75% to 100%.