- Black, White, Blue or Pink
- Cord not included
Could also be a cheap way to get some 18650 batteries if you want to crack it open.
6000mAh Powerbank $9.99 @ ALDI (Sat 14th March)
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Slap one of those babies on a pixel and you've got a great phone.
Could also be a cheap way to get some 18650 batteries if you want to crack it open.
How many cells would this likely have inside?
Depends, you dont get 18650s higher than 3500mah in capacity.
These are most likely two 3000mah batteries in parallel. This would give you a capacity of 6000mah with a nominal voltage of 3.6V which is quite low.
Depending on the internal voltage regulator, it might need a higher input voltage, then it would have 4 cells. A 2S2P configuration. Which would give a 6000mah capacity at a 7.2V output.
Do you think it looks too small to have 4x 18650's inside?
EDIT: From an earlier deal, someone is saying 3x cells in parallel.
Fair enough, in that case its a 1s3P using three 2000mah cells.
I don't know about that…
Ali express have some great 9999mAh cells available /sHaha, I love those listings. They are obviously lying, but you would have thought their capacity was at least semi decent. Of the two tests I have seen of those cells, both came out at roughly 500mah. I honestly thought they would have at least been 2000-3000.
Would this power my toilet paper manufacturing planet in the case of a power outage during the apocalypse?
If you need to ask you’re not ready.
Have ALDI done these type before? Any reviews on how quick it is to charge a phone?
They're not as cheap (but still cheap), but the Kogan ones support various PD modes, just seems silly to spend even $10 on something that is so far behind on features.
PD mode?
PD = Power Delivery
https://www.usb.org/usb-charger-pd
The USB Power Delivery Specification enables the maximum functionality of USB by providing more flexible power delivery along with data over a single cable. Its aim is to operate with and build on the existing USB ecosystem. USB Power Delivery offers the following features: Increased power levels from existing USB standards up to 100W.Cheers
Just what I need to survive the apocalypse … time to hoard up
I grabbed a blue one this morning. Seems okay. Shows as 3/4 full out of the box.
USB-C, by the look of the pic? Excellent…………