I missed out on the 10000mAh the other day so I've been keeping a close eye on these deals. 40% off the $39.99 listed price. The 40% should be just a one time use as it has disappeared from my screen now after purchasing 1 unit just now.
CamelCamelCamel.
Ah crap, ordered one of these this morning before the coupon went live
Order another, then return one?
Amazon support said the same thing, seems like a waste of time for everyone involved…
Coupon is gone now anyway
actually the Amazon return process is surprisingly hassle free
I nearly ordered @$39.99 price tag too last night but glad I waited !
Coupon gone, it seems
Is this still available? I cannot see the coupon.
Yep, coupon appears to have gone now. Had one in my cart with the coupon and it's now not working.
Only 10000 Mah tho
That's also half the capacity.
And just over half that again when you take into account capacity loss due to the induction process
Got the Magsafe version thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks for this! Even though it's only half the capacity, this is the best value MagSafe portable charger I've ever seen, it'll be so handy for my overseas trip this year!
Thanks OP finally I got one.
It took a while to find the actual specs.
Does PD [email protected] . No 15 or 20V. No idea how they get 22.5W.
https://iniushop.com/products/iniu-megapower-20000mah-portab…
4.5V/5A & 5V/4.5A
thanks. Any idea what uses such profiles?
Huawei SuperCharge.
Backk to $40 now
Goneski
Is this even a reliable/reputable brand? (good internals?)
Looking for a solid powerbank for an overseas trip, I've got a couple but theyre 5-10 years old and want something fresh/new that'll last more than a couple phone recharges
It does have good reviews and I had a similar one (different brand) and that worked well until I gave it away to a family member. I would say if you want something solid for 5+ years then go with Anker Lithium Ion battery not this non-brand Lithium Polymer battery. But mine you, you will pay 4 times more for Anker brand so gotta weigh up those things too.
Yeah fair. I've got a bunch of Anker products already, though strangely only 1 small (5000mah) powerbank from them. I have a ravpower unit from years ago that still works but I imagine it's a far cry from its full capacity at this point (was like 20000).
What's the biggest power bank you can take on a plane in hand luggage - 10000mAh or 20000 mAh?
27,000mAh if I'm not mistaken?
I have been checked and allowed to take 25000 mAh bank.
Last time I was flying Thai Airways, they mention 20k is the limit so anything above that could be an issue. I just wouldn’t risk it tbh
Edit: looks like 20k should be ok with Thai Airways
Last time i checked it was 100wh which is ~27000mAh. Dunno if it's changed or not
Depends on the airline on viet jet
I’ve taken 30000 mah no problem
Up to 2 batteries carry-on, 100wh (20,000 mah) each no probs. Anything over that (up to 160wh, 32,000mah) needs airline approval, and isn't guaranteed.
FYI: mAh conversions above are based on 5v usage. No one's charging at 3.7v, so the ratings are usually marketing BS.
20,000mAh of batteries inside, delivering 5V at 90% efficiency = 13,320mAh real rating. (Don't ask about 12v… it becomes 5,550mAh)
If it's LiPoFe it does charge on 3.7v, so your assumption is wrong. And efficiency is never taken into account because when there will be fire it will come from the elements before the board and before any conversion.
@Ozzster: You'll have to let experts know.
https://blog.ravpower.com/2023/09/understanding-power-bank-s…
@Ulysses31: It's a marketing blog to increase googling for their brand. What makes you think that it's writen by experts? There is no even name of the author. Usually the cheapest hands do it, or just steal content with just enough changes to pretend on originality. I have never heard of any Ravpower, that's why they need marketing blogs, and that's why I strongly doubt that they are experts.
@Ulysses31: Yes, I know all trust-worthy brands, and if I don't know them they are not trust worthy.
Both websites you have referred to are neither technical nor for advanced users. That makes me think that you are too lazy to dig deep enough to understand how things work, and you just rely on a 3rd party opinion. Good luck with that! You will suffer with this mindset, but it will save time. However, repeating 3rd party opinion to someone else is not the best idea if you don't want to deal with the results.
It's nothing to do with the mAh. That number alone doesn't tell you anything about the capacity.
The limit is 100wh which at 3.7v is ~27000mAh.
So 5.6Ah 18V cordless tool battery is OK then.
Not aware of anyone who sells one.
@Ulysses31: I'm just going by the calcs that 5.6Ah is the max for an 18V cordless tool battery. So 18V 5Ah batteries from the likes of Ozite, Ryobi, DeWalt, Makita, Milwaukee would be acceptable then?
I've had a different one from INIU and they work very well. Surprisingly high quality
Anyone have any solar battery bank recommendations? Looking around ebay after I had a Cygnet Cygnett ChargeUp Explorer 8K 8000mAh. Left it on a dashboard and the battery got spicy. $99, ouch. Solar isn't the primary way it will be charged, but need a backup for off grid/power issues.
Might just take a chance on something around $40.
Can you run with seperate battery and solar panel?
I have an Anker PowerPort fold out panel (they often go on sale for 50% off) that does a good job on my battery bank when hiking. Get a long USB cable and you could stash the battery somewhere cool.
Ah.. that would be way way more versatile and make better use of the separate components. Much safer option too. Thanks!
Damn have been waiting for this. Missed out.
I missed out on it in the checkout!! It was in my cart at 40%, I hit checkout and the deal ended
Anyone know when we can order the Iniu B64? Keen for that. Unfortunately on their website it doesn't like Australian addresses. :( Must be too new for the localised warehouse.
https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/aw/d/B07YCR7FR9/ref=ox_sc_act_i…
What's the diff between this, which one is better please? Cheers.
this one is 18w compared to the OP's one which is 22.5w and this one doesn't have a digital display which comes in very handy!
Both are 18W at >5v.
Anyone seen a good deal on a 30W powerbank? (Needed for laptop top-up.)
This brand often has a large discount on sale. How is the quality of this power bank?
Did anyone measure the real capacity?
Great deal, better than the previous! Well worth it.