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Mobile Phone Power Bank (Ultra Thin) 3000mAh $14.97 (Delivered) @ COTD

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Mobile Phone Power Bank (Ultra Thin) 3000mAh $14.97 (Delivered) @ COTD
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zeckem on 11/08/2014 - 00:39 ebay.com.au (521 clicks)
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Great deal on a Power Bank to charge your Mobile Phone on-the-go, only $15 Delivered with a coupon code. On the picture it says 2-pack, at $15 that is already a bargain, I can't guarantee the 2-pack part, but if it is.. then that's an ridiculous deal.

Ultra Thin USB Powerbank 3000mAh - Onyx Black

  • Charge your smartphone, iPhone & USB devices on the go!
  • Only 8mm thick | Energy efficient | Intelligent protection
  • 3000mAh battery capacity | USB connection | LED indicator

Don’t let your smartphone, iPhone or favourite USB device run out of power again, make sure you’ve got this ultra thin Powerbank at the ready to give it an extra boost! Simply charge via your PC’s USB port, and when your battery gets low, plug in the powerbank via the micro-USB connection. The 3000mAH battery capacity is perfect for adding a little extra talk time, so you’ll never get stranded again!

Features:
  • Ultra thin USB powerbank
  • Colour: Onyx Black
  • Compact powerbank that's slim and lightweight
  • Charge your smartphone, iPhone and other USB devices
  • Includes USB to micro-USB cable (iPhone cable not included)
  • Just 8mm thick - take anywhere design
  • Charge battery via your PC’s USB port
  • Never run out of power while you’re out and about
  • High quality polymer battery - safe and reliable
  • Auto power on/off
  • Smart circuit with PWM technology
  • Intelligent protection of short circuit, over charge and over discharge
  • Battery capacity: 3000mAh
  • Input: DC 5V 1A
  • Output: DC 5V 1A
  • Energy efficient
  • LED indicator
  • Recharge cycle: Full charge > 1000 times
  • Includes instructions and micro USB cable
  • Dimensions: 122mm (L) x 63mm (W) x 8mm (H)
  • Protected by our 12 MONTH WARRANTY - see 'Warranty' tab with 12 Month Warranty Terms & Conditions for more info.
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  • scynaz on 11/08/2014 - 01:04
    +2

    I would get this instead - a known brand at least (could be from the same factory though)

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Targus-4800mAh-iPad-Smartphone-Ba…

  • scrimshaw on 11/08/2014 - 01:07
    +1

    3000mah is tiny. The Targus one looks much better value tbh.

    • scynaz on 11/08/2014 - 01:12

      I was just doing the usual OzBargain nitpicking :D, but now I am tempted to buy the Targus. Another $20 on crap of the day, I think I will hit their free shipping threshold :/

    • jong on 11/08/2014 - 02:00

      iPhone 5 battery is only 1440mAh. If this thing is really 3000mAh, it should be able to recharge it one-and-a-bit times on a single charge; which is enough for my purposes.

      • Axelstrife on 11/08/2014 - 02:08
        +1

        yeah those ibricks have really crappy batterys among other things.

  • RyanMK on 11/08/2014 - 04:56

    I bought this from CotD a while ago.

    I wouldn't recommend it. It can be a bit 'temperamental' sometimes. Sometimes, it takes ages for the indicator to show up as 'fully charged'. Sometimes, it only goes up to 3 out of 4 lights when charging, and just stays as that.

  • coldturkey on 11/08/2014 - 07:35
    +2

    Why do people buy these portable power banks? I bought a cheap one for $2.50 off ebay that you put 4 AA batteries into. If you use all those eneloops that you bought in previous deals that is a portable charger with around 7200mAh.
    It is also great for those frequent power outages we have in Queensland after a storm as even if you don't have a bunch of eneloops sitting in your drawer you can go down to the supermarket and buy a packet of batteries to charge your phone.

    • [Deactivated] on 11/08/2014 - 09:46
      +4

      Coldturkey, I'm just gonna take a wild guess…
      You've never actually used your $2.50 powerbank, have you?

      Eneloops each maintain an output of about 1.25 volts during the bulk of their discharge curve, and - multiplied by 4 - do give a nice, neat, 5 volt USB output, without the need for much, if any voltage regulation.

      It also means that your powerbank, at its 5v output, only, at best, has a capacity that's around 2000mAh if you use regular Eneloops - 2500mAh if you use the more expensive 'XX' variety. A bit of a contrast to '7200mAh'…

      Those AA-cell also tend to have a limited current output.
      Another thing that you might like to keep in mind - if you ever actually decide to use the one you purchased…

      Safer than buying a dodgily-made lithium powerbank - ion or polymer - and much better and safer if you're inclined to leave your stuff locked in a hot car, but, otherwise, not much chop when it comes to actually recharging things…
      Unfortunately.

    • Naga on 11/08/2014 - 09:47

      Hey Coldturkey, thank you, I din't know about this before. I'm getting one of this now instead of portable power bank :-)

      http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/4X-AA-USB-Portable-External-Mobil…

      • [Deactivated] on 11/08/2014 - 10:10

        Sorry that we were typing at the same time.
        If you've already bought, you really haven't wasted very much money, and, you know, it might still come in handy sometime…

    • BarginHunter on 11/08/2014 - 10:07

      nvm

  • Bargain-er on 11/08/2014 - 09:49

    out of stock atm. :(

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