What power supply should I use for a portable case

Can a computer case fit a power supply?

Some computer cases can accommodate a full-size power supply while others require a smaller, more specific size such as those sometimes found in brand-name computers. Proprietary style power supplies, such as those found in computers manufactured by HP (Hewlett-Packard), Compaq, Dell, Gateway, etc., may not be compatible with other systems.

What is the difference between a power supply and a case?

As you can see in the image below, power supplies not only differ in size, but in shape as well. The power supply on the right is has a rectangular, elongated shape to fit in a more slender or smaller case. If you are building a custom computer, most standard computer cases can accommodate a standard sized power supply.

How to choose a portable power supply?

Now, there is a lot to take into consideration when you are looking for a portable power supply. The battery type and battery capacity will determine how long your supply will run and how much it can charge. You also have to take into account for what type of wattage the supply is rated, since this will help to determine what you can power with it.

What is the best portable power supply?

After carefully researching all of the different options on the market today, we have concluded that the SUAOKI Portable Power Station is by far the best portable power supply out there. It comes with a multitude of charging ports and options, which means that if you have a device that needs to be charged, this unit will have you covered.