SKE Mini UPS UK DC20000mAh Battery Backup & Surge Protector UK Uninterruptible Power Supply for Router Modem USB Type-C Mini UPS 5V/9V/12V

Good for low powered items, not powerful enough for my eero router, but handles the switch and the pi hole and fiber modem with room to spare

We recently had a power cut after energy provider maintenance had gone awry in our street and this fantastic device helped tide us over until it was fixed.This happened on a work from home day whilst my two children were with me. I was able to get the broadband router powered by plugging it into this which immediately revived their YouTube shows.I was also able to use the work laptop to continue my work so I wasn't really disrupted by the power outage at all!Now this would be useless if it wasn't charged so that should be the first port of call when receiving it and then storing it somewhere easy to find/access.The quality is fantastic, I really can't fault this whatsoever.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this backup battery specifically for my Virgin Hub 5 router, and I’ve been impressed with its performance. It’s compact yet has a good capacity, providing hours of connectivity during power outages. The package includes a power adapter, although the power cable could be a bit longer. The multiple plug/connectors options are a great feature, making it easy to connect to not only an internet router but also devices like a security system or CCTV camera.An added bonus is the USB-C port, which allows it to double as a power bank for portable devices. I tested it during the installation of a smart meter in our home, and it provided uninterrupted power to the router, ensuring consistent internet access for my work laptop.Overall, this backup battery is great value for money and a worthwhile investment for any household.Thank you for reading, and I hope this review helps with your decision!

SKE Mini UPS UK DC20000mAh Battery Backup.The mini UPS from SKE makes a valuable impression at first glance.Its workmanship is impeccable, and its capacity of 20,000 mAh makes it weigh a reasonable amount.The device serves as power failure protection for compatible devices. It is important to check whether the required connections and power outputs are available before purchasing. It is extremely easy to use.You plug the UPS into a power outlet and replace the original power supply of the device you want to protect.In the event of a power failure, the built-in battery kicks in and continues to supply the connected device with power.A big plus point is the ability to protect multiple devices at the same time.This device works flawlessly.The numerous connectivity options, including USB-A and -C, make it versatile.5 Stars ✨ & Recommended.My Star Rating:★★★★★ | No brainer - Top product. Not only do I like it but it’s well worth it IMHO★★★★☆ | Like it - Great product and value for money. I'm happy with this.★★★☆☆ | OK - Product is average. Nothing wrong but I’d probably be looking for a sale★★☆☆☆ | Hmmm… - Not worth the price, functional but nothing better than mediocre★☆☆☆☆ | Avoid - Very Poor Quality item not fit for purpose. I wouldn’t buy it at any price.

This is a curious device in that it can used like a normal power bank if needed or combined battery backup and surge protector for low power requirements like computer routers or security cameras, drawing up to 20W.This comes with two cables for connecting devices and each one has two output points, so in theory at least it could power multiple devices for a while at least or just one for a good 7+ hours. There are three output options with 12V and 3amp being closest to my TP-Link AC2300 router that requires 12V with 2amp, so I checked online and was assured this would be fine. The actual plug has a 13 amp fuse.Basically it acts like a middle man, so you power the UPS from the (somewhat short) provided plug lead, then connect the output cable to the input socket on the router. Switch on the power and it functions perfectly as usual with no adverse effects on performance.The green lights on the UPS show the level of remaining battery charge, and if you switch off the mains the light switches to red, showing it is running from battery power. At no point was the router functionality disturbed, and you have the added benefit of surge protection.Apart from that power lead, which could be a bit longer I think this seems to be a pretty faultless item. Above all I like the fact our phone line through the router will now stay active if there is a power cut, which is important for a small business.One final point is that the UPS runs cool and I've noticed the router is now cooler than before, and noticeably less hot when touched on top. That may well contribute to better stability with the Internet connection and the life of the router.