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Re:Why your outdoorsy friend suddenly has a gummy bear power... by daemonologist on Sunday September 21, 2025 @08:09PM (#45327812)
I assume they're using Ah at the cell level (3.7v nominal), and then maybe rounding up slightly.

(This is the absurdity of using Ah to measure the capacity of consumer-oriented power banks. They usually output 5v over USB A or a variable voltage over PD, but measure current at the cell level. Of course this fact or the precise voltage is rarely stated anywhere.)

Re:Why your outdoorsy friend suddenly has a gummy bear power... by GuB-42 on Sunday September 21, 2025 @08:31PM (#45327966)
It actually is, when you read GGP's link [1]

20000 mAh (3.85V/77Wh)

Which is consistent with what the latest mass produced batteries can do.

[1] https://www.makuake.com/project/haribo_dcglobal/