seems like a decent deal, make sure to add the 50% coupon
Also a 20000mAh available for $19.49 https://amzn.asia/d/crV55Ke thanks to Clear
CamelCamelCamel.
Just fyi, the output is so low on that one it's basically uselessly slow for me at least, doesn't have USB C PD etc
Can confirm, they're not on the same level, felt like I was back to 2015 powerbank speeds on this one
Cheers grabbed it. These are great if you are out for the night etc
Just re the 20000mAh bank, have bought before under a different brand, the one I got I reckon is only about 14000mAh… buyer beware, it is the exact same design.
A 20000mAh power bank won't charge a 5000mAh phone 4 times due to the conversion from 3.7V to 5V. The calculations were discussed in detail from here
If people read the chain I linked they'll figure it out. If not I'll have to start linking Specsavers eye tests. Literally had a dozen people in my other deals fail to read post titles and descriptions ðŸ˜
I really am not sure about such power banks.
https://reviewmeta.com/amazon-au/B09C8CFKLJ also doesn’t make it more reassuring :/
Review of this model by fellow ozbargainer: https://goughlui.com/2023/08/31/quick-review-teardown-veekto…
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Thanks for the link, was a good read.
Link below to YT as per @Chuppa comment for another perspective
Have the 10000mAh and it is good, good size and fits in your pocket well. It does sometimes get hot. Ive had it for about 3 years now and had no issues. The 20000mAh seems like too good a price to pass up with the added cords.
Reviews from people who know how to test the capacity state its around 5000 not 10000 mah. If you do rhe math 22.5 W at 5 volts is exactly 5000 mah……
They also say it gets hot, and it takes a loooong time to recharge.
A few say it died after a few months to a year.
Highly recommend it. Out of all the powerbanks I have used, these are the best ones so far. Also being so small makes it so much easier to carry around or fit in your pocket. I bought it for $30+ bux though :'(
can vouch for the 10000mah
love the light weight and small form factor when travelling
Thanks OP, the 10k perfect for work bag and the 20k for draw in case emergency, $13 cant go wrong dont give a F if only few charges, im sure there is others but ozbargain post is the bomb saving my time searching. Props to ozbargain, posters are legends thumbs up
Thanks OP.
Already have one of these… it's not fantastic (as per the teardown review above), but it's great for the price!
Excellent powerbank, have used 10,000mah one for last few months and it charges S23 Ultra from flat and DJI mini 3 drone as well, and still has some juice left. Charging devices is fast in PD mode and powerbank recharges quickly too.
So many conflicting comments and reviews for this one! I’ll give it a pass then. Will wait for the next time the INIU is on sale, which seems to be a better one.
Thanks for the heads-ups. Just bought.
Dont really understand how this is constantly being promoted, everywhere, multiple times in the newspaper as the go to power
I bought this early on and noticed at 100% it only gave 90% charge to my Samsung s21, s21 ultra is a 5000 battery new… this is a 2 year phone
Also i noticed after months of not using it, the digital % still shows 100%..
This is so dodgy
Looking at responses here, seems they've played around with the numbers to show a 10,000mah charge… on a lower setting so when converted to phone battery its actually 5k
Make sense considering the size
Interesting, well I ordered one and will do some testing and will confirm.
you dont know how power conversion works?
3.7v gets converted to 5v to feed ur phone so you can scroll memes, there's loss conversion in every process.
says $26 for me
Same
50% voucher gone?
I have this. Gets super hot. Like dangerously hot when charging my mobile with it.
Gets uncomfortable if you have it in your pocket. Gets me worried because I've seen videos of lipos spontaneously combusts in someone's pocket.
Where's the 50% voucher please?
deal expired like 8 hours ago…
With the 20000mAh power bank being $19.49 with a heap of integrated cables. Credit to rewstar of course!