Post #1327192

My powerbank, an Anker prime 27 k 240 w powerbank, has an app to monitor its charge level and change some settings. Since it exists, I might as well use it. It comes in handy when its charging to see the charge level, or when its powering a bluetooth speaker, and I am physically away, to check should I top it up. Anyways, the app, as you could already predict for a powerbank app, is terrible. First, it requires an account. OK, harvest my charge data all you want. However, the account token expires. Now, a powerbank app isn\t something you open daily. I open it once a month at best. Which means every time I want to actually use the app, it asks me to log in again. Then, it has forgotten the pairing to the bank. Then, it wants me to agree with terms and conditions. have you noticed a commonality with terms and conditions screens? In most of them, the agree / disagree checkbox, slider, button, radio button or whatever control is completely inaccessible. So, my pwerbank has an app. Thats about all good I can say about the fact.