We have Apple for phones, and now we have Mango for power!
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So Mango Power is about to show us the world's 2-in-1 power station!
Which can be used both at home and outdoors.
Cymye?
I'm really eager to check this product
because it can save money and also save the world.
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So let's save the world.
Let's save the world.
So now I'm at the testing area of the Mango Power.
This is their product (Mango Power Union)
And they have some professional tools here and there
Also some appliances.
Now, we are going to test them out.
But first, let's check out the design of the Mango Power.
Unlike other power stations we normally see on the market, the Mango Power Union
is detachable. You can easily separate the “head” and “body” just like Cymye showed in the video,
they call the “head” part the Mango Power Move and the “body” part the Mango Power Home.
You can use them either separately or combined. But before that,
let’s take a closer look at the detailed design.
After you open the cover on the top, you will see loads of output ports,
19 in total, which I have listed on the screen. Apart from those normal
output ports, the Mango Power Union offers a 120V30A AC port, it's a special RV charging port,
which as far as I know currently there are only three companies which provide that.
What’s more, it has a 12V/10A car outlet. Will it charge a Tesla? We’ll find out more later in
the video. While at the back, we have one solar charging input and one AC wallet charging input.
Mango Power Union connects the Move and Home part through its proprietary 4000W mUnion Connection.
Speaking of the Home part, here are all the input ports that comes with it.
Basically, that’s the design. I like it, it’s minimalist and elegant,
a perfect fit for a modern home.
It definitely does not look like those bulky yet boring-looking power stations.
One thing I really like about the Mango Power Union is that when you go outside you can just
take the Move part, while at home you can use them “united”,
that’s why it’s called “Mango Power Union”.
Just in case you want to know the specs of the Mango Power Union,
here I just walk you through very quickly. The total battery capacity for the Union is 6.9 kWh,
the max output is 4350W or up to 6600W in a surge, the inverter efficiency reaches 95%
as the Mango Power Union uses third-gen GaN (gallium nitride) semiconductor technology,
a very expensive sensor they told me. And the life span is 7000 times, that’s almost double or even
triple some of the power stations we’ve seen on the market today. That’s all the key specs,
if you want to learn more, make sure to check out the link in the description.
Now, let’s test this thing out. As this is a prototype still in its early stages,
so there are some functions that are still in development so I will test what’s available now.
First of course, is the max loading power, can it reach the max output power
(4,000W AC + 350W DC) as it claimed?
Under the AC status, we just connected as many appliances as possible,
the max power we can get when we were testing was 3,933W. Well, I wouldn’t say it can’t reach
4,000W, it’s just because at this value, adding one more appliance might have just lead it to
surpass the rated power and then cut off the power by itself automatically, and since we had more to
test so we just moved on to the next item. And here is the clip that Mango Power sent to me
later to show that it reached 4,000w, actually the max power was 4,023W. With this kind of output,
you can basically plug all of your home appliances to the Mango Power union at once, right?
The next item I was eager to know is how fast it can charge. Mango Power
claims it comes with a Smart Charge feature, so no matter what wall outlet you plug into,
it only takes 2.5h to fully charge. Well, I didn’t test from 0%-100%,
but I did test from 76% to 78% and it took about 3 minutes,
so if you covert to 0% to 100% charging time then would be roughly 2.5hours.
And of course, for fast charging technology,
the first part the charging speed is always the fastest and then it slows down. So,
when you charge from 0 to 80% it actually only takes about 1.5h according to Mango Power.
That’s a staggering number considering the 6.9kWh battery capacity the Union sports.
Alright, so currently we’ve tested the max output power and charging speed that we may
care most about a power station, you may still have more questions, is this thing
safe and how about the thermal issue. Well for the former I can’t show you by dissembling it to
show you what’s inside but according to Mango Power, they adopt the industry-leading EV class
LFP batteries, and it has excellent energy density and heat tolerance.
This technology is mature and has been widely used in vehicles, so it’s safe for home use. As for
thermals, we recorded the whole charging test and found the max temperature is around 30℃,
and to be honest, my phone is hotter than the Union, and all it does is count time for me.
For others you might want to know is the noise level. It’s around 50 dB when working,
that’s average home noise, definitely acceptable. Also they come with an App. On the App you know
exactly how much money you saved by using solar charging for your Mango Power Union.
That’s awesome. And lastly you might want me to show you can it charge your Tesla? Well, … yes,
it can. And one single charge can get your Tesla 50km range, though it sounds not ideal,
but if you want more, you can buy 10 of these Mango Power Unions, and you will truly own a
power plant! And since the Mango Power Union is at its crowdfunding stage, they have the
best price ever. You can check out that in the description. And now let’s roll in my conclusion:
So after a whole day of testing, we almost tested everything
like the max output/input, capacity etc
From my point of view, there are several things that really impressed me.
First of course, is the detachable design.
It's minimalistic. All of these are made from high-quality materials.
It looks elegant, you can just put somewhere as a piece of decoration.
Second is its performance.
That includes the capacity, max output, charging speed etc
And also the charging method for the Power Union is versatile:
You can use solar, grid, or gas generator.
Third is the price.
$2,799 definitely doesn't sound cheap,
But if compare to other competitors with the same specs,
the Mango Power Union is definitely much cost friendlier.
If you are interested in this product, you can find out the link in the description.
I'm Sami and I will see you in the next one!