Kit Universal Power Bank with Micro SD Card Reader 4,500mAh - Black and other colours in first post - £4.99 @ eBay

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Kit Universal Power Bank with Micro SD Card Reader 4,500mAh - Black and other colours in first post - £4.99 @ Vodafone eBay Store

£4.99 eBay25 Feb 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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radiakashyap

25 Feb 17

Kit Universal Power Bank with Micro SD Card Reader 4,500mAh - Black

The Power Bank charges your smartphone wherever you are. It's perfect for keeping with you at all times for when you find yourself low on power.
The rechargeable, large capacity, portable battery features a long standby time allowing you to keep handy for emergencies.The built-in micro USB cable fits a wide variety of smartphones whilst the additional USB output means you can attach your own charging cables to charge Apple devices and more.

The built-in micro SD card reader allows you to attach your smartphones micro SD card for use with PC/Mac to download images more conveniently.

Specifications

Capacity: 4500 mAh

Charge output: 1 A

Input/Output voltage: 5 V

Battery type: rechargeable Li-Po 3.7 V

Charging time: up to 5 hours
Other colors available

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Top comments

Aiadi

25 Feb 17 3 #4

Does it work as an OTG MicroUSB Reader or only normal USB Card reader?

Latest comments (28)

s50m3

23 Mar 17 #28

anyones get hot where the led lights are?

rqmusicfan

1 Mar 17 #25

I noticed the box/instruction manual says it comes with a carry pouch, I don't have one in the box. Did anyone elses come with one?

Craig51286 to rqmusicfan

1 Mar 17 #26

i got two pal and they both came with a black carry pouch. The cable to charge it with is also wrapped up inside that.

athenamerc to rqmusicfan

8 Mar 17 #27

mine did

Sid.Harper

28 Feb 17 #24

I'm bought into that debate but I couldn't bring myself to comment

liamf12

26 Feb 17 #9

Don't like the idea of a built in cable, knowing how many cables my kids tell me don't work anymore. Seems a reasonable price for the size though especially with the card reader.

Sid.Harper to liamf12

28 Feb 17 #23

never used that cable in mine - it's use is optional

jdbigguy

27 Feb 17 #22

My favourite thing you can count on is people complaining about people complaining about complainers.

plewis00

26 Feb 17 #21

It was, I make no bones about it.

Things you can count on: geese pics in a thread mentioning Tesco/Sainsburys, arguments over 1GB RAM on Android phones, 1GB not being enough to run Windows tablets, laptops with HD not full HD screens and chargers/power banks only outputting 1A being worthless/too slow - among many others.

alsproject

25 Feb 17 #1

Got one before Xmas when it was this price and is pretty good. Have brought a second one

ohdearohdear to alsproject

26 Feb 17 2 #10

Where did you bring the second one from?

jdbigguy to alsproject

26 Feb 17 #15

Where have you "brought" it?

Gollywood to alsproject

26 Feb 17 #20

I love seeing the latest contribution to the 'bought v brought' debate :man:

plewis00

26 Feb 17 #17

These charge plenty fast enough and will charge two items at the same time even (using the cable and the USB port). Some people are never satisfied; it could be £2 and some idiot would still come along and complain it wasn't 10000mAh and was overpriced.

jdbigguy to plewis00

26 Feb 17 1 #19

That sounds like a complaint about people complaining. :stuck_out_tongue:

sharkalos

26 Feb 17 #14

How many recharges of a phone will this do? Just the one is it?

jdbigguy to sharkalos

26 Feb 17 #18

That depends on your phone battery. If your phone battery is for instance 1000ma then this should charge it 4.5 times before it also needs recharging. In the real world you would be more likely to 3 to 4 four charges assuming your battery is 1000ma. Check your battery label first or google the specification of your phone for the ma(milliamps) of your battery. Then divide 4500ma by your battery ma and you see roughly how many times this device will charge yours.

ferrarian

25 Feb 17 1 #5

1A output means it will take ages to charge your phone....

jdbigguy to ferrarian

26 Feb 17 #16

It will be slow, but for comparison purposes, it will be twice as fast as a computer which charges at 500ma (0.5A)

Aiadi

25 Feb 17 3 #4

Does it work as an OTG MicroUSB Reader or only normal USB Card reader?

aleem to Aiadi

26 Feb 17 1 #13

I'd like to know if this works as an OTG card reader too.

bellboys

26 Feb 17 #12

Got a few as pressies before Xmas and ended up keeping one for myself! Best power bank I've used, very slim, convenient, well made. Bargain!

TotalAwesome

26 Feb 17 #11

This is brilliant! I bought a white one a while back from the vodafone ebay store, well worth it

Craig51286

25 Feb 17 #8

Thanks pal! Grabbed two! One for me and one for the girlfriend

AznAntony

25 Feb 17 #7

Got one before Christmas.
Very convenient to store/carry around and effective charging. Owned a few different portable chargers (Anker, Xiaomi, etc.) and this one is definitely my favourite.

iEimis

25 Feb 17 #6

Feel like the recent £7.99 deal for a 10050 mAh lumsing was a better deal with a free car/wall charger and 3A output, hot though because this is £2 cheaper.

pennyfarthing88

25 Feb 17 #3

These are well worth a fiver. Heat added.

Billythekid116

25 Feb 17 #2

Had one of these a good few months now and still going strong. Get a couple of charges out of it before it needs recharging. Easily worth a fiver.

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