“The Condor 100 is an
auto-sensing power unit
that can handle 110V/220V
mains electricity-driven
equipment as well as 5V
devices. It has impressive
endurance, reflected by
its capability to recharge
an 80W laptop.”
USB-C PD 45W port; a USB 5V/2.4A Smart Charger port; and
click-on plugs for different countries.
The unit performed textbook-like with, at one point, four
units sucking electricity out of as many ports. If you want to
charge devices via the USB-C or 5V/2.4A ports, you just plug in
a USB cable, and the ports automatically supply the appropri-
ate power: The Condor 100 will only output what’s required.
You can use all ports simultaneously, as I did, and the maximum
output will be 65W, with the AC port being given priority when
activated. If the AC device has a high power draw, the USB ports
will shut down. When exactly that happens isn’t specified, but
I never got in that situation with my tests.
Using Powertraveller’s Falcon 21 solar panel (not included)
for charging the Condor 100, it took some four hours to get
from 75% to fully charged again. In summer, it will take seven
to eight hours to fully recharge. n› › REVIEWS> KELBY ONE.COM
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