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$29.95 Free Shipping Genuine XIAOMI Portable MI Power Bank Li-Ion USB Battery Charger @Mushtato

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$29.95 Free Shipping Genuine XIAOMI Portable MI Power Bank Li-Ion USB Battery Charger @Mushtato
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Store Repmushtato on 07/07/2014 - 09:59 mushtato.com.au (1254 clicks)
Last edited 07/07/2014 - 10:00 by 1 other user

Wake up Monday with fully charged !

This is a true deal for those who's looking for a portable power bank for their mobile devices.
For 29.95 free shipping anywhere in Australia, 100% Genuine product from XIAOMI.
Please don't only compare the price tag, we have better value in terms of fast local shipping, local warranty(12 month) and GST included.
Go Ozbargain ~

Specification:
Product No: NDY-02-AD
Battery Type: Lithium-ion Battery (LG or Samsung Cell)
Input Voltage: DC 5V
Output Voltage: DC 5.1V
Input Current: 2.0A(TYP)
Output Current: 2.1A(TYP)
Rated Capacity: 3.6V/10400mAh (TYP)
Charge Time: Approximate 5.5 hours @ 5V/2A with standard cable
Size: 90.57721.6mm
Load Detection: Auto-detects device connection and removal
Safety Feature: High voltage input limit, Feedback protection, Current output limit,
Voltage output limit, Circuit breaker, Charge limit, PTC, Charge/discharge temperature Control

Compatibility
Works with all smartphone and tablets

What's included
1pc XIAOMI 10400mAh Portable Power Bank
1pc Micro USB cable

Mobile Battery Charger Mobile Phone Power Bank Tablet USB Charger

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        • A3Australia on 07/07/2014 - 16:39

          I'm all for supporting an Australian business, but if I buy from o/s for considerably cheaper and you don't provide a free postal return service if it's fake then you can understand I might not be willing to take the chance to pay for something that would therefore both cost more and still be fake.

          Even if it is genuine - I can't see how it can easily/cheaply be returned to this seller's home in Sydney if there were a warranty problem. Especially from Adelaide, where I think you are located.

          Does Australia Post offer a road only service from Adelaide to Sydney for small parcels?

        • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 07/07/2014 - 17:26

          @erwinsie: people have different opions, that's nature :D

        • A3Australia on 07/07/2014 - 17:34
          +2

          people have different opions, that's nature

          Please answer some questions directly.

          In reply to:-
          "So I have to buy online first or just go to your shop if you have one because your address doesn't seem is a shop."

          You said:-
          "Yes you can."

          Can one buy and pick up from you? If so. how and where?

          Just how do you send these items via Australia Post?
          Do you lie about the contents of the parcel? Or does AusPost offer a Parcel Service that only delivers by Road?

          Will you offer to cover the cost of returning an item is it not genuine? If so, how?

          If this item fails while under warranty, just how can one return it to you?

  • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 07/07/2014 - 18:09
    +1

    For those who has purchased today, Item despatched by Australia Post eParcel, tracking number sent to nominated email address.
    For those who hasn't purchased today, thank you for all the comments and information. Be good ;)

    • A3Australia on 07/07/2014 - 18:17
      +1

      For those who has (sic) purchased today, (sic) Item despatched (sic) by Australia Post eParcel, tracking number sent to nominated email address.

      Once again.
      Just how do you send these items via Australia Post?
      Do you lie about the contents of the parcel? Or does AusPost offer a Parcel Service that only delivers by Road?

      You said:-
      One can buy and pick up in Sydney
      How and from where?

      Also:-
      Will you offer to cover the cost of returning an item if it not genuine?
      If so, how?

      If this item fails while under warranty, just how can one return it to you?

  • secondstory on 07/07/2014 - 18:46

    How heavy is this?

  • techno2000 on 08/07/2014 - 08:56

    Seems to get good reviews http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2014/04/lightning-review-xiaomis-p…

    I have bought this and hope its not a fake……….

    http://www.gearbest.com/mobile-power-bank/pp_25379.html

    • techno2000 on 08/07/2014 - 09:05

      The reason i got this brand is because of three reasons

      1. They claim 9 to 10 safety mechanisms.Impressive!!

      2. They claim actual output of 93% of battery capacity which would be staggering if true.I have always got around 65% of actual stated capacity at the end point with every brand because of unavoidable conversion losses.However the review from gizmodo agrees with them. Interesting…….

      3. The cost is so cheap that its unbelievable.The raw samsung 18650 batteries of 4 X 2600mah would cost around 16$ for us.

      4. The brand seems to be well regarded as long as its not fake of course.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 08/07/2014 - 09:06

      The gearbest link is not XIAOMI

      • techno2000 on 08/07/2014 - 09:21

        oops ur right.Dang!!I got the link from a google search for XIAOMI. Serves me right!! Lets see if i can cancel it………..

  • willoz on 08/07/2014 - 11:59

    I just got mine, fast 1 day del to Sydney! Looks to be real http://www.spemall.com/forum/topic/1109-how-to-tell-xiaomi-p…

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 08/07/2014 - 12:04

      100% real, no worries

    • A3Australia on 09/07/2014 - 02:40

      I just got mine, fast 1 day del to Sydney!

      I know that you said that you were in Sydney, and so is this seller. However, what method was used for the delivery? If Australia Post, was the parcel correctly labeled as Road Only?

      • Andreu on 09/07/2014 - 22:37
        +5

        Seriously, if you don't want it, just don't buy it….

        • A3Australia on 09/07/2014 - 23:56
          -2

          Seriously, if you don't want it, just don't buy it….

          Are you freaking serious? I am worried that it may be (has been) confiscated before it gets (got to) me. These items can't be sent via 'normal' post.

  • ToobsAU on 14/08/2014 - 00:45
    +2

    Despite this listing showing as "EXPIRED" I ordered one of these on Thursday at $29.95 with free shipping and received it today.

    Based on comparison to the various fake identification guides on the Mi site and elsewhere on the web these are legit Xiaomi units.
    Also the verification code on the security seal checks out and in my case only had 1 query (me).

    The unit was supplied in the white box packaging and not the nice plastic box the older units came in (and most reviews show) which was a slight disappointment as I had not realised there were two versions prior to receiving mine but it turns out there are so on my head be it.

    As for A3Australia I don't know what your problem is or why 99% of your posts on OzBargain are complaining about some assumed breach of electrical safety standards… if your knowledge of the subject wasn't so poor I would potentially think you might be an employee of the Department of Fair Trading or other equivalent state regulator.
    I hope it isn't the case (for the sake of our tax dollars) but your badgering the seller for information about his retail shopfront (of which he has none) makes it seem likely that you are employed as such.
    Whatever the case may be these units ARE NOT a prescribed article and DO NOT REQUIRE electrical safety approval.

    They would require EMC certification, however, for this class of product it is a self regulatory process and the relevant standards are for the most part harmonized across the major countries so a product made in China by any half reputable company is most likely already compliant anyway.
    In fact under certain conditions (e.g. certain low volume imports) compliance isn't even required.

    As far as the shipping of lithium batteries goes AusPost states that you can ship any device containing up to and including 4 cells (which this particular unit has exactly) by road without needing to declare it.
    My order was shipped via eParcel road service and therefore as far as I'm concerned it is compliant.

    Also its not like we aren't all fully aware that we are buying grey imports here, for the most part those of us buying from this company are doing so because it gives us a quicker and more reliable method of obtaining something that if we were to import from overseas ourselves would likely breach the regulations for shipping products containing lithium batteries, would on average take over two weeks to receive (even by airmail) and would also have a high probability of being fake.

    TLDR?
    1. These are genuine.
    2. A3Australia… find a new outlet for your misery… I suggest 4Chan may welcome a spider expert such as yourself.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 22/08/2014 - 23:44

      this is a very true statement

  • madreece on 19/08/2014 - 13:01

    Same experience as ToobsAU. Ordered, received 2 or 3 days later. Genuine. What more do you want.

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 22/08/2014 - 23:43

      Thanks guys, it is great to see people realize it's good deal :)

  • johninmelb on 01/09/2014 - 10:49

    I just bought one of these but the instructions included are Chinese. I have contacted Seller.

    Does anyone have English instructions?

    • Store Repmushtato @ Mushtato on 02/09/2014 - 09:54

      Hello there,
      Basically, the micro USB port is for charging the battery itself. 4 LED indicate power level from 25% 50% 75% 100%
      The standard USB port output is to charge any devices(phone, tablet etc)
      Output is 5V/2.1A depends on the device the battery automatically switch to the optimised output current.
      Each time plug in a device just press once power button.
      There you go…

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