Award Winning Cool Design Delta 6000mAh Power Bank, 20% OFF + Free Shipping ($32) @Milkr.com.au

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Store RepPmilkr on 14/12/2014 - 16:38 milkr.com.au (538 clicks)
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The "Last Minute Gift" Special Offer on the most popular 6000mAh power bank charger "Delta"!

This minimalistic dual-output power bank was the winner of 2014 iF Product Design Award – a German annual product design competition that attracts entries from around the world. Its simple ultra-thin appearance masks an intricate and complex design. It's strengthened by 6 layers of circuit chipset protection. In most extreme circumstances, it is smart enough to save your devices, and itself. When you see how it balances aesthetics with practicality, you won’t be surprised it won.

RRP: $49.95
Milkr Retail Price: $39.95
Special price after 20% off: $31.99 (no coupon needed)
Take further 20% off sitewide if you spend over $120 (quote MILKRXMAS when check out to receive further 20% discount)

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Check it out: “Delta” 6,000mAh Dual Output Power Bank @milkr.com.au

REAL COMMENTS FROM HAPPY CUSTOMERS

Vito H.

Beautiful Power Bank Delta's design is amazing and really stands out from any other power packs out there. i can recharge my Galaxy S5 twice before it runs out of juice. my only issues is the ihope label on the device, but that doesn't detract from the beautiful design.

Sasithorn P.

The Best One! Amazing design with a compact size. I'm looking forward to buy the second one.

Ultra-thin design (12.5 mm only); Build-in 2-in-1 multi-funcational USB cable; Shake-to-Wake technology; Dual output, one feeds two; Charging 33% faster; 85% conversion rate; Temperature Resistance; Input Overvoltage Protection; Output Overvoltage Protection; Protection from Short Circuit; Protection from Overcharge and Over-discharge; Protection from Output Over-current

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  PissLUR on 14/12/2014 - 16:56

  +7

  too expensive for a 6000mah power bank.

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    czking on 14/12/2014 - 17:13

    agreed

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  arctan on 14/12/2014 - 17:13

  +2

  Get Xiaomi instead, more capacity and faster charging.

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    czking on 14/12/2014 - 17:15

    +2

    and cheaper ;)

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  rekabkram on 14/12/2014 - 17:15

  +2

  All this talk on how it won a design award and yet it is a solid colour block with a black corner (and ribbon cable down the spine).
  I am absolutely shocked that this won given the far better looking Xiaomi 5200/10400mAh, not to mention Xiaomi's build quality and materials and they (Xiaomi) are even cheaper.

  Maybe it was one of the blokes that painted one of these that designed it making it somehow 'art' http://www.artsumo.com/blog/post/4/They_Paid_What_Top_10_Abs…

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    jazoom on 14/12/2014 - 17:44

    Agreed, but the built-in cable is pretty cool.

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    obo on 14/12/2014 - 18:06

    +1

    I really like the design!
    But PissLUR had it right, just too expensive for a 6,000mah power bank (although it is a Li-Po battery)

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    scrimshaw on 14/12/2014 - 18:30

    +7

    The Xiaomi 10400 mah power bank uses regular 18650 batteries (Cylindrical lithium-ion rechargeable). That's why they can keep costs down. You can also build your own power bank, like I did mine with a Ruinovo enclosure.

    The enclosure cost me $10 and the batteries cost me nothing — I salvaged them from a dead Acer laptop battery. Now that's ecofriendly and economical. IBM scientists in India do the same thing.
    When the batteries do eventually die on me I can simply source genuine LG/Sanyo batteries cheaply from Fasttech.

    The Lithium polymer (pouch format) is of a non standard size and it has to be custom-made for this particular power bank so that it is thin — basically you're paying for the form factor.

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      rekabkram on 14/12/2014 - 21:05

      +1

      Very true, but when it comes to something like a battery bank a small amount of leeway needs to be given to make it more effective.
      Awesome to hear about the DIY battery bank, sadly I don't have any old laptop batteries but great idea for the future.

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    blahman on 14/12/2014 - 20:56

    Spoken like a true Ozbargainer!

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    Junereth on 15/12/2014 - 05:29

    goddammit that article makes me so confused and angry.

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    jameslamyk on 15/12/2014 - 14:22

    +1

    Well, the IF Design award have been around for 60years, I assume they would know a thing or 2 about design.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IF_product_design_award

    A known fact that Xiaomi copies Apple's design (http://www.cultofandroid.com/66569/xiaomi-dont-copy-apple/), which I think isn't a bad thing.

    Plus, the battery pack sort of resemble Apple's Ipod Mini (https://www.google.com.au/search?q=ipod+mini&safe=strict&bih…) —similar design language.

    On that premise, I don't think they'll be nominated for any design awards.

    But I agree, I like Xiaomi's design better..

    Milkr Delta's design is quite refreshing, price targeted between the affordable Xiaomi and the expensive Morphie (http://www.mophie.com/shop/universal-batteries) ones maybe? I'm sure someone in this forum would appreciate a bright blue coloured battery pack, thanks rep.

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      Store Repmilkr @ Milkr on 15/12/2014 - 14:37

      Really thanks for you comment. If you like our products please vote for us, so we could post more deals on Ozbargain ;)

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  Store Repmilkr @ Milkr on 15/12/2014 - 14:37

  It's very good discussion about manufacture and design of power bank. You guys are really Ozbargainers.