Nifty Spot 8,000 mAh Power Bank, Ultra-Slim, Silver/Blue/Pink • $16.15 +$5 Postage @Livingsocial

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  ShipShapeRC on 22/02/2015 - 11:16

  +6

  Ahhh hate site where I have to sign up or facebook to even see the deal. Livingsocial or livingspies… Anyone know the quality of this brand though? Worth share my details for?

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    snuke on 22/02/2015 - 11:55

    +6

    Yep, that alone means I will not deal with the site. If I lose out on a deal, so be it, but I will not cater to that crap and I won't bother with a fake email or my fake FB acc.

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    strangeloops66 on 22/02/2015 - 12:33

    +1

    Just refresh/reload the page and that popup window will disappear.

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      NosDan on 22/02/2015 - 16:58

      +1

      Anyone know the quality of this brand though?

      looking simply at the physical size of it id say there is no way its 8000mah. size alone i cant see it being much bigger than 3000'ish which means its probably actually much less again because why would they only lie a little bit about the real capacity? going by some of the batteries i have seen (and purchased myself) they often claim 10x the real capacity

      without a money back guarantee i wouldnt trust it, even with a guarantee i still wouldnt trust the circuitry inside it to be "protected" and not end up in a fire

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  lplau on 22/02/2015 - 11:41

  +1

  Wonder how well this is against the xiaomi.

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    ShipShapeRC on 22/02/2015 - 12:33

    +3

    Without any data other than strong reviews of xiaomi and common sense on this uncommon brand, I'm sure the xiaomi is a safer investment.

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      A3Australia on 22/02/2015 - 17:49

      Without any data other than strong reviews of xiaomi and common sense on this uncommon brand

      It is a 'made up' brand. The importer/supplier has a 'dummy' web site with a store with ridiculously inflated 'supposed' bargain prices. This is used to fool suckers into thinking they are getting a bargain via the 'deals' sites - which are the only places this overpriced crap is really sold.

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  A3Australia on 22/02/2015 - 12:25

  +3

  I am going to come in early on this and claim that it is a scam.

  It won't be 8,000mAh. The batteries will not be certified as safe for Australia (as per recent recall of another such device).

  My reason for deciding this is that Living Social takes 33% to 50% of the selling price. This does not leave enough for this device to have the specifications claimed.

  Edit:
  Just look at the inflated fake retail prices on the NiftySpot website.
  http://www.niftyspot.com.au/
  Here are the (public) details you will need to make a claim on the seller.
  Nifty Spot Products Pty Ltd
  124 Lambeth St
  Glen Innes NSW 2370
  (02) 6732 4161

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  zeckem on 22/02/2015 - 12:50

  +2

  Stick with Xiaomi, don't trust these random brands.

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  ricerocket on 22/02/2015 - 17:46

  +2

  I have one that looks exactly the same as this, but rated 12000mAh. I got it for free, but tbh, I don't think it's very good. I have a feeling it's exactly the same and that the ratings are made up. I probably wouldn't recommend it.