I know this has been listed in the past but they are back in stock in store only
they'll probably be cheaper options online etc but if you want the convenience of picking up in store backed up by a 3 year warranty then it's a pretty good price
With this light, pocket-sized Multi-Purpose Power Bank, you can enjoy portable power wherever you go. It can be used to charge 2 phones simultaneously.
one 1a port and one 2.1a port
Features
Aluminium casingCharges 2 phones simultaneouslyFast chargingCharge through USB (up to 8 hours)Torch function
Battery Type: 7800mAh Samsung Lithium-ionColour: Gold, Silver, Rose GoldDimensions: 120 x 70 x 14mmMaterial: Aluminium CasingProduct Type: Charger Cables
Latest comments (26)
wolvesinwales
3 Sep 16#26
Won't the usbport suffice?
bronze_bandit
28 Aug 16#17
Can you take this abroad in your luggage?
Gollywood to bronze_bandit
3 Sep 161#25
Only with a valid passport
Biffli
1 Sep 16#24
Free shipping when buying online as well as part of some "launch promo".
will comment how this performs once it arrives
matt7powell
29 Aug 16#20
Cheers op. Impulse but that'll hopefully help me out at Silverstone next weekend. Heat given
kyegoon221 to matt7powell
31 Aug 16#23
that's what I brought mine for
rossmclean
30 Aug 16#22
sorry that comment got messed up, I'm in a yurt camping, and the signal is pants.
so yeah, mine, out of the box was underwhelming. I know its cheap, but maybe a standard price is around 20 quid for something similar, so its only worth having if is cheap , but still at least quite good. this is not that IMHO.
mine is a bad one I think, but the plastic is away from the box and and the USB port is really bent and damaged, it sort of needs the cord to held in at the angle to work... also as some one has already said, it suggests you charge it via a laptops USB, I rand mine off a 5v plug, and it was fine, but still! also its very slow to power up its own battery, and to charge other things.
all in all then and IMHO, prob better off spending 100% more (only about another tenner) and getting g something better
rossmclean
30 Aug 16#21
so I bought one, here's some feedback.
mine will be going back. I think in fairness
I think I've got a bad one
jameshothothot
28 Aug 16#13
ha well it's what my dad has been doing for years! i see at home it isn't needed but when travelling is really useful
rossmclean to jameshothothot
29 Aug 16#19
yeah OK I see the value in it, I guess its more convenient, than swooping thing around etc. I have just bought one of these away, as I have been looking for one and are about to go camping today, so we well see how good it is.
bettycara
29 Aug 16#18
The size is portable.
lasuil
28 Aug 16#16
Got a 15000 mah bank on eBay for £11
wiccajojo
28 Aug 16#15
I got one of these today and it says to only charge it through a laptop sub port and not to charge via mains, just as a heads up
badboyofrock
28 Aug 161#14
I have a Xiaomi power bank which allows 'passthrough'. If my phone is dead and my power bank is dead, I can plug the power bank into the mains, and it will charge the connected phone at the same time. The result being a charged power bank and a charged phone in one go. That said, whether this will do the same thing in one go, I don't know.
jameshothothot
28 Aug 16#1
does it allow you to charge it while it charges a phone? my previous one said would reduce its life. but my dad's allows it.
xeroc to jameshothothot
28 Aug 162#2
Not sure I understand why you would want to do that? Can you explain your use case?
pennyfarthing88 to jameshothothot
28 Aug 16#5
No
Elevation to jameshothothot
28 Aug 16#12
That kind of defeats the entire purpose of these things. Sort of like refilling your car whilst driving. I mean......I'm sure it's possible........
jameshothothot
28 Aug 16#11
so you have
wall socket in hotel --> good 2a charger plug --> battery pack --> phone/tablet/etc
all with one plug!
rossmclean
28 Aug 16#9
why would you want to charge the battery and the other thing from the battery at the same time, what's the situation that occurs in, just plug both in?
jameshothothot to rossmclean
28 Aug 16#10
you then have to pack more than one usb charger. and good usb chargers eg 2a are rare.
CoCo91
28 Aug 161#8
A Samsung power bank for a tenner? Looks too good.
jameshothothot
28 Aug 16#7
it's for when you are on holiday
so my dad has this big powerbank with 4 usb out connections and one usb in connection for charging
you can leave it overnight to charge the battery pack AND charge your tablet/phone etc
so if i go on a trip and want to recharge my battery pack and my phone and my tablet, can i do it with just one plug socket?
xeroc
28 Aug 161#6
I see. Odd indeed.
Anyway, to answer the question; any (dis)charging of the device will reduce its life. That is a limitation of the type of battery technology used. Capacity will reduce over time, tending towards zero until they are essentially useless.
I personally wouldn't recommend charging and discharging simultaneously on any of these devices. It will more or less certainly impact upon charging capabilities, particularly if the power bank is 'dead'.
growlytiger1
28 Aug 16#4
Looks good.
I was thinking about getting a Jackery and those are only 3200mAh for the same price on Amazon.
haritori
28 Aug 16#3
I imagine if both devices are dead, then it means one plug to charge both at once..
Opening post
they'll probably be cheaper options online etc but if you want the convenience of picking up in store backed up by a 3 year warranty then it's a pretty good price
With this light, pocket-sized Multi-Purpose Power Bank, you can enjoy portable power wherever you go. It can be used to charge 2 phones simultaneously.
one 1a port and one 2.1a port
Features
Aluminium casingCharges 2 phones simultaneouslyFast chargingCharge through USB (up to 8 hours)Torch function
Battery Type: 7800mAh Samsung Lithium-ionColour: Gold, Silver, Rose GoldDimensions: 120 x 70 x 14mmMaterial: Aluminium CasingProduct Type: Charger Cables
Latest comments (26)
will comment how this performs once it arrives
so yeah, mine, out of the box was underwhelming. I know its cheap, but maybe a standard price is around 20 quid for something similar, so its only worth having if is cheap , but still at least quite good. this is not that IMHO.
mine is a bad one I think, but the plastic is away from the box and and the USB port is really bent and damaged, it sort of needs the cord to held in at the angle to work... also as some one has already said, it suggests you charge it via a laptops USB, I rand mine off a 5v plug, and it was fine, but still! also its very slow to power up its own battery, and to charge other things.
all in all then and IMHO, prob better off spending 100% more (only about another tenner) and getting g something better
mine will be going back. I think in fairness
I think I've got a bad one
wall socket in hotel --> good 2a charger plug --> battery pack --> phone/tablet/etc
all with one plug!
so my dad has this big powerbank with 4 usb out connections and one usb in connection for charging
you can leave it overnight to charge the battery pack AND charge your tablet/phone etc
so if i go on a trip and want to recharge my battery pack and my phone and my tablet, can i do it with just one plug socket?
Anyway, to answer the question; any (dis)charging of the device will reduce its life. That is a limitation of the type of battery technology used. Capacity will reduce over time, tending towards zero until they are essentially useless.
I personally wouldn't recommend charging and discharging simultaneously on any of these devices. It will more or less certainly impact upon charging capabilities, particularly if the power bank is 'dead'.
I was thinking about getting a Jackery and those are only 3200mAh for the same price on Amazon.