User demand:
The user’s demand for charging speed will affect the brand’s product selection.
Standard regulations:
Different countries and regions may have different charging technologies and safety standards. Shared power bank brands need to comply with local laws and regulations and choose products that meet local standards.
Charging infrastructure:
In markets with developed charging infrastructure (such as Europe, North America, etc.), users may be more inclined to use fast charging technology to reduce charging time. In markets with relatively insufficient charging infrastructure, standard power banks may be more common.
Brand positioning:
The positioning of shared power banks may also affect product selection. If the brand is positioned as high-end and fast service, it may choose to provide fast charging technology. If positioned as an economical service, standard power banks with lower costs may be chosen.
Cost and economic benefits:
Fast charging technology power banks usually have higher costs, and brands need to evaluate whether they can cover costs and gain profits through higher rental prices or other value-added services while providing faster charging services