News & Reviews:   power banks

Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and power banks all contain batteries. Generally, these are items that you don't use forever, but need to properly dispose to prevent issues. Here are a few options you can consider for disposing power banks in Malaysia.

Today, it's now AirAsia's turn to announce a new policy for passengers carrying power banks. Just like Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines, the usage of power banks onboard all flights will also be banned, effective from 1 April 2025 onwards.

Yes, this is not an April Fools joke in advance. Starting on 1 April 2025, passengers travelling with Malaysia Airlines, Firefly and MASwings can still carry their power banks on board but this is now restricted in a few ways. This is in line with the recent updated regulations.

South Korea announced stricter aviation safety measures effective March 1 following a fire incident on an Air Busan plane at Gimhae International Airport on January 28. So, what should you know about it?

When Apple launched the iPhone 12 series last month, one of the biggest issues many had with it was the lack of a charger. While this isn't an issue for long-time iPhone users who have spares, those who are looking to switch over would be out of luck. Thankfully, there are third-party chargers you can go for, including new Doraemon-themed ones from Anker.