🌡️ The Extreme Heat Survival Guide: Keeping Your Power Bank Cool & Safe in the UAE

This topic directly addresses a major environmental challenge for portable electronics in your region.

Talking Points:

1. The Enemy is Heat: Explain how high ambient temperatures (like those in Dubai/UAE) drastically speed up battery degradation (calendar aging) in Lithium-ion batteries.
2. Don't Charge in the Car: Emphasize the danger of leaving a power bank charging (or even stored) in a parked car where temperatures can soar past $60^\circ \text{C}$.
3. Ventilation is Key: Discuss why charging on soft surfaces (beds, couches) or in crowded bags traps heat, and recommend placing it on hard, flat surfaces while charging.
4. The "Too Hot to Touch" Rule: Give readers a practical test: if it feels uncomfortably hot (above $50^\circ \text{C}$), unplug it immediately and let it cool down naturally.
5. Pro-Tip: Mention choosing power banks with built-in Temperature Protection as a crucial safety feature.