$19 for an 8,000mAh ultra-slim dual-USB power bank with LED light (Don’t pay $69)
Available in Silver, Blue or Pink
Features
Compatibility: iPhone/iPad/iPod/smart phones/MP3/MP4/GPS/Go Pro cameras and more
Battery capacity: 8000mAh
Dimensions: 7.5cm x 15.2cm (WxL)
Weight: 200g
Bonus 4.25% Cashback ( Not Sure ?? )
I'd avoid it. We have no idea what brand or quality the batteries are. Could be duds for all we know.
OK so the Xiaomi for $18.72 is better I reckon.
http://www.banggood.com/Original-XIAOMI-5000mAh-Ultra-thin-9…
Yet another Chinese product scam. I doubt if such "ultra thin" size of battery could carry the massive 8000mAh.
I have a Buocker power bank that looks just like this with a capacity of 10000mAh. I'd say it's more closer to 5000-8000mAh.
With shitty unknown brands, I like to halve their stated capacity. And then when thinking about how many charges it can do for my phone, the general efficiency rating I go by is 70%. So for this, it's probably 4000mAh @ 70%, which is 2800mAh, good for a single charge for most high end phones.
For something this thin and for $20, it could be worth getting. That said, for a bit more, you can get a known brand with larger capacity. It just won't be this thin.
No Free shipping :0(
$5.95 postage to ACT
I would just stick with Xiaomi.
They are the ones that have risen above all the BS and muck and are known to be "real" quality.
They are endlessly ripped off though, so its important to buy them from a reputable seller like Mushtato.
Well it has 3000+ purchased a lot of ozbarginers can't be wrong.
I bought one to use on my LG G2 and it is absolutely RUBBISH. The power bank came in a bubble envelope with no retail packaging, no instructions and no invoice or warranty paperwork. The power bank does not work more than 5% of connections to the phone as it is not recognised as a usb device most times. I want a refund but I don't know how to go about it. Has anyone else had the same experience or did I get a dud?
How is it compare with Xiaomi Power Bank Ultra Thin 9.9mm?