RAVPower Powerbank 26800mAh $59.99, 22000mAh $51.99, 16750mAh $43.99, 15000mAh Solar $37.99 + Post (Free $49+/Prime) @ Amazon

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RAVPower RP-PB41 26800mAh Powerbank & Portable Charger Was $79.99 Now $59.99 With Code: 9MIQUNZW

Colossal Battery Capacity: Charges most smartphones over 6 times or a tablet 2+ times for an average of 9 days of usage
Charges 3 Devices Simultaneously: 3 iSmart 2.0 USB ports provide a powerful total current output of 5.5A.
High-Speed Recharging: Charges in just 14-15 hours with a 2.4A charger or 23-24 hours with a 1A charger
What You Get: 1 x RAVPower Xtreme Series 26800mAh Portable Charger, 2 x Micro USB Charging Cables, 1 x Carry Pouch
Youtube Review by TheUrbanPrepper
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RAVPower RP-PB052 22000mAh Powerbank & Portable Charger Was $69.95 Now $51.99 With Code: LKED9MVC

Triple-Device Charging: 3 iSmart USBs automatically adjust the output up to 5.8A
22000mAh Capacity: Charges an iPhone X for 4.9 times, Galaxy S8 4.4 times, or an iPad mini 4 2.6 times
Secure high-density Li-Polymer battery: Retains up to 70-80% of its full capacity even after 500 cycles
What You Get: Lifetime Warranty, Charger, 2 x Micro USB Charging Cables & Carry Pouch
Youtube Review by Chigz Tech Reviews
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RAVPower RP-PB19 16750mAh Powerbank & Portable Charger Was $59.95 Now $43.99 With Code: YHDZY3TS

Slim silhouette and high capacity: Charges your iPhone 7 5.5 times or a Galaxy S8 for 3.3 times
Dual Charging: Charges 2 devices at once with a total current output of 4.5A
Fast Recharge & Flashlight: Fully charge in 9-10 hours & built-in flashlight for emergencies
What You Get: 18 Month Warranty Charger, 2 x Micro USB Charging Cables & Carry Pouch,
Youtube Reviews by Air Photography & Immersive Tech TV
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RAVPower RP-PB003 15000mAh Solar Outdoor Powerbank & Portable Charger was $49.99 Now $37.99 Code: W3IMKZY3

Portable battery pack: charges whenever it's sunny thanks to the wide solar panel
Fast Recharging from Outlet or Solar: Dual DC 5V/2A and solar power inputs allow you to recharge no matter where you are.
Mega 15000mAh Capacity: Charges an iPhone 7 for 4.2 times, an iPhone 7 Plus for 3 times, and the Galaxy S8 for 2.8 times
Ideal for Outdoor Use: waterproof, shockproof and dustproof design features a LED flashlight
Youtube Review by Living Survival
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  Samsungnote10 on 16/10/2018 - 19:41

  How good are these solar powered battery packs?

  Sounds awesome in theory

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    Associatedxev @ Sunvalley on 16/10/2018 - 20:01

    Hi mate, these are designed for camping/hiking, with a rugged case to protect against damage.

    They don't charge very fast but will be enough to top up USB powered devices if you don't have access to a power point.

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      whooah1979 on 17/10/2018 - 09:59

      They don't charge very fast

      that's an understatement. 1w/250ma is the Chinese measurement of the solar panel. real life direct los solar charging is probably between 50ma to 100ma.
      https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B07FFSD1LV

      Solar Panel: 1W/250mA

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  InternetExplorer on 16/10/2018 - 19:43

  +3

  I dont know why would anyone want to buy a non usb-c pd power bank these days

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    bargainshooter on 16/10/2018 - 20:12

    +1

    Most of my devices (over 10) don't need usb-c, nor pd so it would be lost on me.

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      caprimulgus on 17/10/2018 - 00:30

      +1

      Even if you don’t need USB-C for your current devices:
      1. The power bank itself will charge MUCH faster with USB-C PD (eg. 30W or 45W, compared to 12W or maybe 18W or something if it’s QC)
      2. Your future devices are increasingly likely to use USB-C, and potentially USB-C PD (some of which cant even be charged properly without PD!)
      3. Any USB-C devices you do have will benefit from faster charging using USB-C/PD, while your other devices should still charge at maximum speed or thereabouts (provided the powerbank supports the right charging protocols for your devices) - ie. worst case is you will likely be no worse off by having USB-C/PD!

      So even if you don’t need USB-C (right now), that doesn’t mean the benefits would be lost on you! Faster charging (of the powerbank) and future-proofing are benefits that you can enjoy, even if you aren’t making use of faster device charging right now!

      I switched to USB-C/PD power banks when I only had 1 USB-C device. Now the majority of devices I regularly charge are USB-C (I have more microUSB devices, but they are mostly occasional use items). On my 5-port chargers (one in the bedroom, one in the lounge room), I always have 2x USB-C and 1x lightning cable attached (and sometimes a microUSB, for charging occasional use devices). For travelling, when I will be using my USB-C powerbank/s, I’ll use 3x USB-C!

      All hail USB-C! :P

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  RichardL on 16/10/2018 - 19:44

  +7

  For anyone wondering, none of these Power Bank does USB-C PD (Power Delivery).

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    InternetExplorer on 16/10/2018 - 19:51

    Yeah looks like they are trying to offload old stock. Kogan USB-C powerbank which support 45w can be had for $39 and its a much better deal.

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  arctan on 16/10/2018 - 20:19

  Not sure why this is good deal when you can get xiaomi and other power bank with usb-c cheaper elsewhere. Seriously if they wish to sell they need to reduce another 50% in price.

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  hg0414 on 16/10/2018 - 20:27

  Hi OP,

  Any idea by when you will be restocking the wireless charger? :)

  Cheers

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    Associatedxev @ Sunvalley on 16/10/2018 - 20:44

    Hey mate, I am not sure when they will have new stock, I am hoping it won't be too long.

    As soon as they do I will try to get a new deal from the Rep.

    If you would like me to let you know, just send me a private message :)

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      catchganu on 16/10/2018 - 20:54

      Hey mate,

      I am after the RAV power file hub, no longer available in Amazon Australia. Can you check and help

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        Associatedxev @ Sunvalley on 16/10/2018 - 20:59

        I will suggest to the Rep that they bring those to Australia.

        The one on Amazon was either through Amazon Global or a Third party seller.