Good grief. That seems tiny for such a large amount of power.
mccririck to tawse57
24 Aug 16#6
Looks like it could contain four 18600 lithium cells. One of those can be up to 3400mAh capacity.
obsydian
24 Aug 16#2
got this for £20 from Asda a while back used to charge my phone an tablet off it easy.
tawse57
24 Aug 16#3
Will this charge a laptop - i.e. a dell?
I had a look on the Amazon product page and there are two people asking the same question - alas, one answer is that it does charge a laptop battery and another that says it will not.
It's unlikely to be able to charge a laptop as most need higher voltages and currents than the 5V @ 2.0A that this USB charger allows (19V is common in laptop chargers). If you have a smaller notebook that can charge off USB, then I would think this should be able to charge it.
tawse57 to cjed
24 Aug 16#5
Thank you. I will look for something else that is laptop specific.
Deedie
24 Aug 16#7
i doubt you will find anything like this that will charge a laptop.
CrazyBob
24 Aug 16#8
Stock available in Halifax earlier today
David_e to CrazyBob
26 Aug 16#14
Only one left in Halifax this morning! I bought the last 15600 model for £23.33.:smirk:
tawse57
24 Aug 16#9
Ah, right - such a thing does not exist. Thanks. I have never bought one of these devices so just assumed that there were ones out there for laptops. Makes me even more annoyed that many laptops now come with non-removable batteries
Pondlife
24 Aug 161#10
There are such things for laptops, but rather larger and rather dearer.
Looks like they've come up with some good cheap ones of late? (hopefully more of the same later too ... ) :-)
kennethsross
25 Aug 16#13
Saw 3 or 4 of these in Sainsbury's, Prestwick, a couple of days ago. Only one today, so I bought it. A kind of half-way house between the wee juicecube, and my 28000mAh Aukey, which I use for my Surface Pro.
Something like this is a bit more reasonable, many of the car jump start chargers will charge laptops as well - have a look on Amazon. You can get them in the UK too.
jason871
6 Sep 16#25
OOS for me. Struggling to get a decent powerbank as Amazon don't deliver them to NI :disappointed:
cjed
6 Sep 16#26
Yes, coming up as not available online. There might still be some in-store, but I'll expire the deal.
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Portable design (3.5 x 1.7 x 1.7 inches), Dual USB ports (5 V/2 A and 5 V/1 A) quickly charge two devices simultaneously.
Four LED lights work as charge indicators to show battery level or charging status, Built-in Flash light.
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http://www.argos.co.uk/m/static/Product/partNumber/4248105.htm
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I had a look on the Amazon product page and there are two people asking the same question - alas, one answer is that it does charge a laptop battery and another that says it will not.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-LINK-TL-PB10400-Portable-Smartphone-Flashlightor/dp/B00FZVYHOO#customerReviews
Examples
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Intocircuit-26000mAh-External-Notebooks-Lightning/dp/B00AV4M1LQ
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Poweradd-23000mAh-Multi-Voltage-Portable-Notebooks/dp/B013HXKZYW
Similar ones often on Amazon lightning deals, but not seen any under about £35 yet
Had one of these since they launched - charges my iphone for a whole week's worth of travel. Really handy to take on longer haul routes too.
About 1+ months back after you got your cheapy one from Tesco's, then this came up too:
TP-Link 10400mAh Power Bank - £6 - Tesco Instore
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tp-link-10400mah-power-bank-6-tesco-instore-2484005
Looks like they've come up with some good cheap ones of late? (hopefully more of the same later too ... ) :-)
http://www.argos.co.uk/m/static/Product/partNumber/4248105.htm
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/omnicharge-smart-compact-portable-power-bank-smartphone-powerbank#/
Something like this is a bit more reasonable, many of the car jump start chargers will charge laptops as well - have a look on Amazon. You can get them in the UK too.