VoltEdge X7 Real-World Test: Power on the Move
When a power bank claims to have fast charging, high capacity, and durability, it has to prove itself in the real world and in the environment it’s made for — in motion.
At TesterGate, we put the VoltEdge X7 through its paces in the real world as we constantly traveled on domestic and international flights through airports and cafes, on transportation, and even camping off the grid for a weekend.
Here are our results from the real-world testing.
⚡ First Impressions
The VoltEdge X7 has a sleek but durable look and feel and is designed with a rugged outer shell that can hold up to space travel.
When we turned it on and saw the digital readout of battery capacity and multiple charging ports, we were impressed.
However, looks mean nothing if the performance isn’t there, so we promptly started to scrutinize it on the road.
🧳 Real-World Testing: A Week of Movement
In a week, our testers used the VoltEdge X7 in a number of situations:
Day 1–2: Urban Journey
While we were busying ourselves on buses, subways, and walking around town, the VoltEdge X7 quickly and easily charged our phones and earbuds.
The X7 had no issue completing two full phone charges (from 10% to 100%) for our testers and was barely working.
Day 3–4: Work & Café Work
The VoltEdge X7 had no issues charging devices when used to charge two devices (phone + tablet) at the same time, and output was strong and continuous throughout.
With USB-C fast charging, it took the VoltEdge X7 just under 1 hour to deliver 80% charge to a modern smartphone.
Day 5–7: Off the Grid Weekend
During our camping (at low temperatures) I used the X7 to power a lantern, charge a Go Pro, until the X7 had…