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anker powercore 20100 £22.49 @ Amazon

£22.49 Amazon UK31 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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laher11

31 Oct 16

Price drop for only 24 hours... good price since these are one of the best portable chargers around at the moment

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bengalknights

31 Oct 16 5 #8

Purchased this last month using the amex offer

Currently get 4.8 charges out of it on a S7 edge (1% to full charge)

All comments (41)

Hassann

31 Oct 16 #1

I'm looking for a power bank that activates quick charge on my Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. Both my power banks (EC Technology) power banks charges it at normal USB rate. However the same power bank charged my Note 3 at the faster rate as it used different technology based on USB 3.0.

Are there any power banks out there that will actually activate the fast charge feature on the new Samsungs?

Many Thanks

jrw to Hassann

31 Oct 16 #3

This does. But anything with quick charge 3.0 will.

I have the power core 10000 and it'll fast charge as well as the 3.0 car charger from them.

lazyboy to Hassann

31 Oct 16 #9

The note edge is quick charge 2.0. Use a good quality USB cable and any Qualcomm QC 2 or 3 charger will work. The only time I have had any issues is when I have used cheap USB cables.

Felis to Hassann

31 Oct 16 #23

Try RAVPower e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Upgraded-RAVPower-20100mAh-Portable-Technology/dp/B01CHZMFUS/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1477925265&sr=1-1&keywords=ravpower+usb+c as it supports quickcharge. This one does not (check pics on amazon).

rib3namau5tache to Hassann

31 Oct 16 #27

I use a really good 10, 000mah Aukey powerbank that works with QC2.0 and also activates FastCharge on my Samsung S7 edge. It works really well and will utilise QC2.0 to recharge in a short amount of time providing you use a suitable wall charger. Anything with QC2.0 will work with any Samsung phone from the S7 and older. Hope you find one.

jackr95

31 Oct 16 #2

Great portable charger this!

wakkaday

31 Oct 16 #4

Will this do quick charge does it have pass through so you can charge and use in mains too quickly

Predikuesi to wakkaday

31 Oct 16 #5

According to the first question on Amazon (above the reviews), no you can't do both at the same time.

wakkaday

31 Oct 16 1 #6

Says not compatible with Qc 3.0" but does have something similar

eatmorefish to wakkaday

31 Oct 16 2 #7

Get the smaller one also on offer, which does. Unless you really must carry round this beast.

bengalknights

31 Oct 16 5 #8

Purchased this last month using the amex offer

Currently get 4.8 charges out of it on a S7 edge (1% to full charge)

trott3r to bengalknights

31 Oct 16 #13

How do you find out about Amex offers

Hassann to bengalknights

31 Oct 16 #30

Can you please confirm whether your S7 Edge states 'fast charger connected' when you connect this to your phone? Many thanks

mynameisthehulk

31 Oct 16 1 #10

Been waiting for a deal on this, thanks for posting!

evostick47

31 Oct 16 1 #11

This is excellent.

casino_boss

31 Oct 16 #12

Can anyone tell me the difference between this and the RAVPower 22000mAh ? Seems to me, with the £5 off promo code, the RAVPower pack is a better option ? (ie 3 usb, more capacity, li-polymore battery etc )

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GJFNQYG/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2BGZ68E6ZQKWU&coliid=I1HQIAYQ5OK13U&psc=1

dxx

31 Oct 16 2 #14

Just a tip folks, but if you've got a phone that has a swappable battery, you're much better off buying a couple of spares instead. I keep one in my jacket and one more in both of my rucksacks, and for the price of barely any space or weight, I have a full extra charge's worth of power that I can swap into my phone instantly. No wires, no heavy power bricks, no waiting to charge. It's so much more convenient than using one of these portable chargers.

Y2midget to dxx

31 Oct 16 1 #15

Other than having to take your phone apart and turn it off every time you want to charge it.
It's a power pack not a car battery but whatever works for you.

trott3r to dxx

31 Oct 16 #17

I used to do this with my s5.
But blackberry priv android battery is non removable

pvfc247 to dxx

31 Oct 16 #32

Good idea,
I prefer to use a power bank as it can be used on many more phones & tablets , also for charging camera batteries when on Camping holidays.

moustachegai to dxx

31 Oct 16 #33

I'm gonna counter this and say no. I had a Galaxy S3 and an S4 and all those spare batteries are annoying to keep switch in and out and none of the 3rd party ones had the same capacity (more like 60%) of the genuine originals. And genuine original batteries cost £15! Which is the same price as these power banks.

Not only that but it's a bit of a hazard to carry loose batteries... if they get kept or punctured in your coat they can set you on fire.

bottle123

31 Oct 16 #16

Guys do you think this will come down in price for Black Friday?! Is it worth holding out?

WiteWulf

31 Oct 16 #18

Lots of Anker stuff on Deal Of The Day today. I wasn't after a power bank but just bought a 10 port charging station. Heat added. Thanks OP.

SweeneyUK

31 Oct 16 #19

Never really heard much about Ravpower so can't comment on them but I'd rather go for the anker as they have never let me down with any of their products.

itswolfy

31 Oct 16 #20

bought one.. heat added.

discount code didnt work..

itswolfy

31 Oct 16 #21

discount code didnt work

eslick to itswolfy

31 Oct 16 #22

it wont, its automatically added when you create the deal, just a code out there linked to Amazon but that's actually for the Prime Now app.

Felis

31 Oct 16 #24

It does not support quickcharge (see picture number 3 on amazon).

Felis

31 Oct 16 1 #25

It's a good deal but only for people using iPhones or ones that do not need quickcharge or usb c fast charge. Otherwise you'd better off with a power bank that uses those technologies to massively reduce the charging time.

CampGareth

31 Oct 16 #26

Any battery packs out there that'll do USB Power Delivery? Looking for something that can charge my laptop and iirc Asus were working on something but there may be others around.

jarrybox

31 Oct 16 #28

Tried to post this deal earlier. You beat me to it! Purchased.

WalterSmith

31 Oct 16 #29

Great deal, purchased!

Demps

31 Oct 16 #31

These can be great when you need to rush out but your battery is low

Robbo11

31 Oct 16 #34

I bought this back in Spring from Amazon for £15.49 in a lightning deal so not such a great deal now. Guess the falling pound is to blame.

tezavfc

31 Oct 16 #35

Heat added op :man:

zakkyb

31 Oct 16 #36

Bit annoying the smaller version at half the capacity is only £3 less expensive. Can anyone who owns this describe how easy it would be to carry this larger version around with you in pockets as the smaller one is looking more appealing in that regard?

patrickhearne2

31 Oct 16 #37

I have this and it's brilliant.
The large version sits nicely in the pocket and not sticks out majorly. Probably around 1" on show.
Little heavy but last forever.
I put this in my coat pockets and its fine, weight is more of a drama than size.

dotmick

31 Oct 16 #38

Had it for +6months now and it is simply the best power bank I've ever had or tested. Lasts forever.

bengalknights

1 Nov 16 1 #39

You login to Amex and check the rewards section for offers

bengalknights

1 Nov 16 #40

No it does not states cable charging

trott3r

1 Nov 16 #41

Ah thanks i dont tend to login to the site.