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Asus ZenPower Slim Hands-on Review : First impressions

Asus ZenPower Slim Hands-on Review : First impressions

Posted on August 2, 2017March 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Asus Philippines released their newest powerbank over the week-end. Aptly called the Zenpower Slim, this super thin and light powerbank carries a capacity of 3,000mAh. So we bought a couple of units from the Lazada listing and it arrived the next day.

Unlike the other Zenpower before it, the Zenpower Slim is made of polycarbonate material instead of metal. It still looks like metal due to that two-tone polished and and brushed-metal finish. Actually, we liked the look and design of this one better.

The 3,000mAh capacity is just about enough for a one full charge of most smartphones out there. So yes, it will not be a heavy-duty powerbank but if you’re more concerned about the form factor, this is a good candidate for those times when you just need to bring a powerbank that can incospicuously fit in your back pocket.
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