Swees 25600mAh Power Bank has three convenient USB ports design for charging Three devices at once. Designed for Apple & Android Devices. Intelligent circuitry provides safe and highly efficient charging. Top quality battery cells assure long life. Swees Mobile Battery Pack is fully compliant with international safety standards.
Smart output port: Compatibility maximized
Not all charging ports are created equal. Standard ports only communicate effectively with particular devices, like Apple OR Android, often limiting their recharge rate. But with Smart-USB technology, each port intelligently identifies your device to speak its unique charging language. So plug in any brand or model and enjoy compatibility that doesn't limit your charging speed.
Compatible with:
Apple iPhone 6 Plus 5s 5 5c 4s, 4, 3Gs, 3G, 2G / iPod Touch / iPad Air, Mini, 1 2 3 4 5[OEM CABLE REQUIRED] (Lightning Cable/ adapters NOT included)
HTC One X V S / Sensation XE XL...
Samsung Galaxy S5 S4 S3 S2 Note 3, Note 2 / Galaxy Tab series.
Motorola Moto G, RAZRi / Droid Razr Maxx
Google Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7,10
Nokia Lumia 1020 925 920. N900 / N8 / N97 / Sony Xperia Z / Xperia Z1.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite, Fire HD, HDX and all other kindles
Specifications:
Capacity: 25600mAh
Battery Type: Li-polymer Rechargeable battery cell
Input: DC 5V 2A (max)
Outputs: DC 5V / 4.5A (max)
Size: 6.02 x 4.25 x 0.67 inches
Weight: 454g
Top comments
*Sloman*
15 Jan 1614#4
I got mine for free, gave it 4* review company contacted me asking me to change review to 5* otherwise they would remove me from approved reviewers list.
4737carlinsir to nihcaj
15 Jan 1611#7
I'll deduct one star for not using deduce
cikki100
15 Jan 165#2
i want a free one to review
Jefft
15 Jan 164#3
Another over inflated capacity power bank with biased reviews. If Amazon send me one free I will give it 5 stars as well. My address is ..................................................
All comments (32)
nihcaj
15 Jan 164#1
This has a huge mass of completely over-the-top fan reviews from those who were given it free among the 5 star reviews, from that deduct what you want :-(
4737carlinsir to nihcaj
15 Jan 1611#7
I'll deduct one star for not using deduce
cikki100
15 Jan 165#2
i want a free one to review
Jefft
15 Jan 164#3
Another over inflated capacity power bank with biased reviews. If Amazon send me one free I will give it 5 stars as well. My address is ..................................................
*Sloman*
15 Jan 1614#4
I got mine for free, gave it 4* review company contacted me asking me to change review to 5* otherwise they would remove me from approved reviewers list.
Richard_Lawrence to *Sloman*
15 Jan 16#20
Sounds like the sort of story Watchdog might be interested in.
trickyfocus to *Sloman*
15 Jan 16#29
How do you get on the approved reviewers list
londonstinks
15 Jan 16#5
It's probably 1500mah, lmfao.
Hassan_u7 to londonstinks
15 Jan 16#6
I have been using this for past 7 months and I get a good week use out of it. I also have 1500mah which only charge my phone once or twice
meanmoose
15 Jan 161#8
This is quite an overkill. I have a 20000mAh battery that I never use because its
a) too heavy
b) too bulky
c) never need to hold 15 charges for my phone at a time.
Yes, there are people who need this. For example to go to Glastonbury, or when you are without access to power for weeks, but that is not me.
On a day to day basis I use a xiaomi 10000mah battery, which is smaller and lighter, perfect for my purposes. Easy enough to throw into a bag.
tek-monkey to meanmoose
15 Jan 16#13
I have a 22k battery and have the same issues, it only gets used if I'm away for a week camping. The rest of the time I have a 5k one in my bag which is used most weeks, I also have several others I never use (some still in boxes!).
SmashingK to meanmoose
15 Jan 16#14
I picked up an Anker 20000 one for use during air travel. Definitely not something you'd be carrying around with you normally but if you've got hand luggage or a backpack and have a long journey then it's great to have with you.
GiggleStool to meanmoose
15 Jan 16#28
Glastonbury isn't the only festival ya know
dmcmsn
15 Jan 16#9
How big are these things going to get?
nihcaj
15 Jan 16#10
Using Opera and the spellcheck isn't working on this for some reason! :-(
lordpt
15 Jan 16#11
500g .... nice.
Roger_Irrelevant
15 Jan 16#12
Could be 8*18650 cells so ~24,000mAh is not unreasonable.
Think I'll stick to my trusty ANKER 10,000mAh ones though.
AndiTails
15 Jan 161#15
On first glance, I thought the brand was:
Phil_G
15 Jan 16#16
I actually paid for one of these back in May (£20) and I love it. I bought it for a trip to Florida, and it worked perfectly. It kept 2 iPads and a phone going during the wait at the airport and the flight. We charged it once while we were out there and it made sure our phones always had charge. Now I use it when I stay overnight at friends houses to power a usb lamp and charge my phone. It is also rather splendid for keeping a gopro running all day long, and for charging my SLR camera batteries.
The only criticism is the power button on the side. It loves turning itself off. When you disconnect your last device, it turns off. If you unplug phone A, plug in phone B and forget to press the button, it wont charge.
Other than that, it is pretty much perfect. It doesn't replace my 10200 Anker, but it compliments it really well.
Turnip
15 Jan 161#17
Does this come with a suitcase to transport it around?
t0m3k
15 Jan 16#18
I got mine yesterday and it's huge. Fully charges s6 in 1 hour 30 minutes and should keep it charged for about 5 days so i'm happy.
shaun6661
15 Jan 161#19
Be warned if your taking this on flights, some countries have a 20,000mah limit (Or at least Thailand does and somewhere else that I can't remember) or they confiscate it.
I had a 21/22,000 and they only just let me off with it.
*Sloman*
15 Jan 16#21
This was a few months ago. Amazon have stopped this by taking a few companies to court.
But a quick google will point you to some that are still doing it, slipped under the radar for now. To be honest this is one of the better things i've reviewed. Most of the time its crappy £5-10 products like cases, holders, chargers. I did get some bluetooth headphones by Soundpeats (£20-ish RRP) that to be honest were very good.
*Sloman*
15 Jan 16#22
This is a good powerpack, i did take mine to glastonbury. changed my OnePlus at the time 6-7 times from <10% to full
isaac132
15 Jan 16#23
How do you get on the review program?
Jefft
15 Jan 16#24
Your 1500mAh battery is probably really only 500mAh.
smithye4
15 Jan 16#25
does it fast charge?
Hassan_u7 to smithye4
15 Jan 16#27
Yeah it does
*Sloman* to smithye4
15 Jan 16#30
No not even with a 2amp charger, its a big battery 0%-100% 6hrs minimum
mrew42
15 Jan 16#26
No wonder. It's spelled perfectly. Just the wrong word :smiley:
*Sloman*
15 Jan 16#31
HUKD will ban me if I post links, they are in bed with Amazon. Google is your friend :wink:
Mikilibaby128
25 Jan 16#32
I Found most of power bank is not exactly the same as describle,25600mah should be very heavy,very big.The shape 6.02 x 4.25 x 0.67,454g,not like 20000mah power bank should have.For me,i will try other brand
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Opening post
Smart output port: Compatibility maximized
Not all charging ports are created equal. Standard ports only communicate effectively with particular devices, like Apple OR Android, often limiting their recharge rate. But with Smart-USB technology, each port intelligently identifies your device to speak its unique charging language. So plug in any brand or model and enjoy compatibility that doesn't limit your charging speed.
Compatible with:
Apple iPhone 6 Plus 5s 5 5c 4s, 4, 3Gs, 3G, 2G / iPod Touch / iPad Air, Mini, 1 2 3 4 5[OEM CABLE REQUIRED] (Lightning Cable/ adapters NOT included)
HTC One X V S / Sensation XE XL...
Samsung Galaxy S5 S4 S3 S2 Note 3, Note 2 / Galaxy Tab series.
Motorola Moto G, RAZRi / Droid Razr Maxx
Google Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7,10
Nokia Lumia 1020 925 920. N900 / N8 / N97 / Sony Xperia Z / Xperia Z1.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite, Fire HD, HDX and all other kindles
Specifications:
Capacity: 25600mAh
Battery Type: Li-polymer Rechargeable battery cell
Input: DC 5V 2A (max)
Outputs: DC 5V / 4.5A (max)
Size: 6.02 x 4.25 x 0.67 inches
Weight: 454g
Top comments
All comments (32)
a) too heavy
b) too bulky
c) never need to hold 15 charges for my phone at a time.
Yes, there are people who need this. For example to go to Glastonbury, or when you are without access to power for weeks, but that is not me.
On a day to day basis I use a xiaomi 10000mah battery, which is smaller and lighter, perfect for my purposes. Easy enough to throw into a bag.
Think I'll stick to my trusty ANKER 10,000mAh ones though.
The only criticism is the power button on the side. It loves turning itself off. When you disconnect your last device, it turns off. If you unplug phone A, plug in phone B and forget to press the button, it wont charge.
Other than that, it is pretty much perfect. It doesn't replace my 10200 Anker, but it compliments it really well.
I had a 21/22,000 and they only just let me off with it.
But a quick google will point you to some that are still doing it, slipped under the radar for now. To be honest this is one of the better things i've reviewed. Most of the time its crappy £5-10 products like cases, holders, chargers. I did get some bluetooth headphones by Soundpeats (£20-ish RRP) that to be honest were very good.