I like to know if anyone has this product as I seen a couple on ebay but not sure what to get. I really want it to fit inside my wallet without adding too much bulk. Does any mobile or retail stores in Sydney stock these products. What should I look for does brand matter. I usually look for the mAh rating and how long it takes to charge and how much charge will it give the phone.
Anyone Know a Good Credit Card Size Power Bank That Can Fit in a Wallet
jamesvtre on 06/12/2015 - 17:51
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George costanzas wallet he means
http://www.mushtato.com.au/ultra-thin-5000mah-xiaomi-portabl…
Wont fit in Wallet, but is very thin. I have one.Dick Smith had these for $10 but i dont know if they are sold out by now i bought it on Thursday http://www.juiceup.com.au/2500mah-powerbank.html, it fits in my wallet and i got about 1600-1700mAH out of it.
There are similar ones on ebay but some are cheap knockoffs best to find one that is branded in a way.
Yes i see it on dick smith website. This is what i want only available for home delivery did you purchase it online or instore as its $9.95 delivery. So its a decent power bank and it fits in the wallet. Yeah i see the ones on ebay and figured I go branded.
I bought it in store, so far its doing the job takes a while to charge up
There are 5 left in the George street Sydney dse store in the clearance bins it's still $10, only black ones left
I went there didnt see anything where is the clearance bins at that store. I saw a lot at another store but it was $29.95.
Burwood Westfield DSE had them on the shelves about 10 of them for $10 ticketed when i went today if you are still after it.
A 5000mah power bank is about the size of a men's wallet. So it won't fit in your traditional bi-fold or tri-fold wallet, but it will fit in a women's wallet or purse.
The best power bank in the budget category is the Xiaomi 5000mah powerbank, which costs me $14. I have one of these and they're great — the capacity is close to what is claimed. Other powerbanks I have bought from ebay usually far exagerrate their capacities and they're also pretty poor value.
http://www.mi.com/en/pb5000/