Duracell power bank review: The power-carrying pink bunny is back

The power bank has a solid build with a single button to check battery status and four tiny LEDs that reflect it

Sharp screens in tall phones need big batteries and fat backups. If one needs sufficient power in a handheld device for a few days without having to scour the earth for wall sockets, know this: it’s simply not possible.

The best we can do is be efficient in our choice of gadgets and their sidekicks. Speaking of which, the power-carrying pink bunny is back.

Duracell, the reliable maker of batteries since 1940, has launched power banks for phones, tablets, Bluetooth devices, etc in three capacities — 3,350, 6,700 and 10,050mAh. And they look just like their AA and AAA cousins.