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One of my favorite video formats is the assortment, where I can review several different products from different categories. In this case, the brand is new, at least for me. This company is called Choetech, and they have what you see in the frame now. We have a turbofan. We have an ultra-charging station with a display. We have a power bank. I'll save this package for later, because it's something completely unexpected. And I also have a bunch of other devices here: different versions of power banks, different charging styles. This one is a desktop type with traditional connectors, all the way up to giant 140 W and 25,000 mAh power banks. This one has a built-in flashlight and a DC input to charge it from a solar panel. They brought
quite a few products, and we will look at a few of them. We'll figure it all out. Let's see what's interesting here. And then we'll move on to the package below, and I don't think you'll guess what's in there. So, let's start with Turbo Fan Plus. By the way, it's a little hot here today. Yes, you didn't expect this. I thought there was going to be a thunderstorm, and then-well, what do they write about it? They say it's two in one, because it's both a power bank and a turbo fan. Small wrist strap. A device, or, uh, a two-part structure. Interesting. It's cool that it disassembles, because if you don't need a fan, but just a battery, you do n't have to carry everything with you at once. This is a
10,000 mAh battery. There's Type-C here, which works for input and output, and everything just snaps together. Wow, how easy. Oh, there are magnetic guides. They just connect like this. Oh yes, the air is already gone. I press again-it blows harder, and even harder. Will, you must be feeling it there. I can move your hair. Yes, a few hairs moved. I see it. Yes, double tap-and you're at top speed. I'll try again. That's all. That's all. I got them. You can't see it, but I got them. But it's a pretty powerful fan, and it's our first product. Next, let's look at the power bank. It looks like there 's a display on this one.
140W maximum power per port. This will be more than enough for your laptops. 165W ultra-fast self-charging. So this device will charge just as quickly. Packaging. Oh, this one has turquoise accents. A small carrying bag, a Type-C to C cable, and here we are. 20,000 mAh. So, a little texture on the back. On top you will find the ports. We have USB-C input-output one, USB-C input-output two, and a USB-A port. We have 62 % battery charge. I mean, that in itself is much better than not knowing anything. On some power banks you will see just dots. This is not as reassuring as looking at actual capacity figures as a percentage. This will also show you the input and output power on any active port at any given time. Okay, now it's a charging station. They
call it the 30 Charging Station Ultra, it has 300W max. fast charging and a 1.83-inch IPS display. I think they imagine it more on your desktop. This thing charges your Apple Watch, iPad, power bank, smartphone, and laptop simultaneously. So, a lot of energy. These things are very convenient to have on your desk because you don't have to reach for separate power adapters. You have enough power to power all your various devices. This way, you get a neater workspace, where there are not so many wires going to the outlet for each individual charger. Here is our power cable. It's a beautiful braided cable with accents, and they continue the same turquoise color scheme. Again, we have a fairly long C-to-C cable.
Here is the other part of the power cable. Wait a second. Caution regarding even if you have a "barrel" type laptop plug, they add a cable to make it possible for 20 volt high power laptops, not other equipment. Only the original cable must be used, unauthorized use may lead to the risk of overload. 300W DC output of this power supply. So now, I guess, your gaming laptops are in the game too. Just make sure you use the cable that comes with the kit. I haven't seen anything like this at any of these charging stations. On the front we have one Type-A and three Type-C, two of which are marked with a turquoise color that also frames the case. And on top there is a mode selection button and a display button.
They also added this heavy stand. So it won't slide much. With this stand, you can tilt the ports upwards. And, I don't know, maybe it looks better that way. The display is definitely easier to see when it's tilted upwards. Well, that's it. Oh, look at the animation. It's like we're moving through a wormhole. Currently consuming 0 watts. That is, the device is turned on, and that's it. But we can see the load on each port. I'm going to try testing one of the Type-C ports now. I have a phone here. Let's see how he comes to life.
Charging starts immediately. Wow, it recognizes it as an Apple device. So, he is intellectual. If we connect a second phone, it will also see another iPhone, a 6-amp cable. And again, with this device we're talking about 300W of power, which is pretty impressive considering everything is built in here. There is no separate power supply here. Why not charge one of these guys at the same time? Let's see how it goes. This should consume significantly more than phones. Now we get twice as much data on the screen. We see that 129 watts are now being supplied, and the animation has become faster because we are using significantly more power.
Hypothetically, I can get another one of these guys. This one puts out 210 watts max on this power bank alone. Two Type-C, one Type-A. So, this is a 20 power bank ultra, and this one puts out 140W max and has 25,000mAh. Oh, and this screen is even brighter. Wow, and we have, look, LEDs. This thing is cool. That's right, 220 watts. There is a powerful transfer of energy. So, this thing is cool. This immediately becomes useful. I like back-up banks too. This is on a desktop with display feedback, knowing exactly where the power goes, and never having to climb behind the desk to plug something in. But 300W for your gaming laptop. I mean, again, I've
never seen anything like this before. That's pretty cool too. They also have traditional GAN chargers. So, 110 watts maximum in a more compact package. Why not take a look at this one? So, you need a classic power supply, and in this case you have GAN charging. They call it the 10 Ultra. It still has the display and my favorite detail-the foldable plugs. So you can put it in your pocket. I mean, it's pretty big, but it doesn't hurt because you can fold those plugs, and you also get a bunch of ports: three Type-C and a display. The same, we have our characteristics. We can see how much each port consumes. I wonder if it's. It actually also works as a button, a touch button, which is pretty cool. We can turn off the display if we want late
at night. This one puts out 110 watts max. output power, this is divided into four ports for simultaneous charging. So your laptop, tablet, phone, watch- one power supply, without a power bank inside, of course. Look at this, Omni- screen. Oh, sweet. Nice tactile controller. Look, this is an accessory for this device. You can add a magnetic block with contacts on top that will sit on your desk. Yes, that's all. So it actually works as a display here, but it's much larger and as an add-on component that can be attached directly to this charging station, but it also has its own Type-C, I suppose, if you want to power it separately. Okay, a few more devices here.
Wow, we've been through a lot. This is a smaller power bank, 10,000 mAh. We also have a smaller GAN fast charger. This is a tiny baby. This one puts out 65 watts. It still has complex plugs, fits easily in a pocket, and is still a multi-port system: two Type-C, one Type-A. And finally, we have a 20,000 mAh power bank with a built-in cable. And I've seen this style before. The convenience here is that you don't need to carry a cable with you. You see the cable has its place right here. It seems to be fixed in place. You can even carry the device by this part. This is by design. This is not a problem because it locks in place and
then you just pull it out and you always have the cable with you. Type-C input/output, power button. We see a digital display of our charge, which is good. Type A is also present. Lots of options here from Choetech. They are entering the market with something for everyone and everything: from fans to chargers. And the last device, saving the best for last, I don't know, maybe. Which, believe it or not, they make their own robotic assistive wearable device. So, this is what you thought. Look at carbon fiber here. This is worn on the body, encasing your thighs to give you those robotic legs you've always dreamed of. Okay, I think I set it up correctly. This one has suspenders. I've
never encountered anything like this before. Adjustable, everything is adjustable. I noticed that they are also adjustable in this direction, so you can extend this section. You also have carbon fiber levers that go down, and here we have the power button on the left side. I don't know if I'll press it. The power supply for this device is through these slots. So you can put their own batteries in here and Now, something else I noticed: there are boa-style puffs here. Pull to loosen. It's like a ski boot. There is also good lumbar support here. It's really like. So if you look at the back, there are two quick-release elements here. And you can pull these elements out or tuck them in, depending, I guess, on the size of
your hips, right? Now it's a much stronger feature. And it works like this: it seems to determine the fact that I am leaving. And when I start walking, he starts lifting. And it just gives you the same help. The worst part about wearing these things is when you take them off. Once, your legs feel like they weigh 1,000 pounds because you get used to the support. So how do they see people using these things? They actually wanted people to go hiking in something like this, cover longer distances and feel less tired. But obviously, it could be useful for people with certain disabilities, some muscular disorders, where this help could make a significant difference, or for people who are
on their feet all day on some kind of production line. Can I run with this? The effect is not as pronounced when you run. You can simulate it in a way. If he "thinks" you're about to make a move, you can see him getting turned on.
