The form is very ordinary. I have nothing to say about technology.

His highlight is not in appearance, but in technology. Red dots are all in kind except for conceptual products! The highlight is that it only takes 1.5 hours to fill the whole 10000 mA battery!

The page looks like it is concise and generous, but it gives people the impression that the English row is very messy.

10000 mA is such a large piece? My 10000 mA charging treasure is only half the volume of this one.

I really don't see anything special about this award, although Haiyi is our customer.

The award-winning description of iF official website is about two points: 1. The same anodizing sandblasting process as iPhone. This is a matter of process and cost. Generally, only Belkin and mophie are willing to use it. 2. The upper cover is made of TPU material and will not grind the mobile phone. 3. It just matches the 4.7-inch mobile phone. This has little to do with industrial design, probably special batteries and circuit boards. Interests: Apple, Anker, mophie suppliers.

It has some functions, and it has no prominent points. It also has no functions without... there are many similar mobile power supplies in the petal collection area...

...?? Why does this get a red dot? Has this thing started on the street?

Is the red dot so watery now?

Concept award?

It may be that the design realm has not yet arrived, and the winning point of this design is not very clear.

The workmanship and texture are very good.

I think all Romans's mobile power supplies can win a red dot award.

What are the highlights of the design? Can you say something? I didn't see it.

Good-looking ~