2600MAh Mobile Power Pack £8 delivered: My Memory

kn

2600MAh is effectively a full charge for most smartphones. It also has a torch. Comes to £7.94 delivered. Keep it in Sterling as the € amount works out dearer at nearly €11.

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/Portable-Power/Perfect/Perfect-Portable-Power-Bank-2600MAh?utm_source=MyMemory+Newsletter&utm_campaign=29cecf8007-7_1_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b9c4e6e430-29cecf8007-60527321&mc_cid=29cecf8007&mc_eid=7f02084cd4

dmcg90

kn wrote: »

2600MAh is effectively a full charge for most smartphones. It also has a torch. Comes to £7.94 delivered. Keep it in Sterling as the € amount works out dearer at nearly €11.

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/Portable-Power/Perfect/Perfect-Portable-Power-Bank-2600MAh?utm_source=MyMemory+Newsletter&utm_campaign=29cecf8007-7_1_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b9c4e6e430-29cecf8007-60527321&mc_cid=29cecf8007&mc_eid=7f02084cd4

Single use or rechargable?

I got this 20000mAh one for about €13. Still going strong.

Pique

dmcg90 wrote: »

Single use or rechargable?

You're kidding, right?

keithclancy

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I got this 20000mAh one for about €13. Still going strong.

I doubt that's 20000mAh ....

It is, I assure you. I have recharged my 7000mAh extended battery twice with it in one charge and it still has charge left over.

keithclancy

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It is, I assure you. I have recharged my 7000mAh extended battery twice with it in one charge and it still has charge left over.

Fair enough.

I still wouldn't trust leaving it charging on its own.

Why not? The battery inside it would be made by the same peeps that make the batteries of the many popular Chinese phones.

keithclancy

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Why not? The battery inside it would be made by the same peeps that make the batteries of the many popular Chinese phones.

What is the maximum operating temperature ?
What testing has been carried out on it ?
What Quality Control system is used during manufacture ?

keithclancy

keithclancy wrote: »

What is the maximum operating temperature ?
What testing has been carried out on it ?
What Quality Control system is used during manufacture ?

I'm not sure I'm getting you. Do you know the answer to these questions for the current batteries you own? Are you implying that all unknown Chinese brands, which people on Bargain Alerts have been buying for quite some time, are also unsafe? Don't you think that an item that has a 4.9 rating after 1500 orders would have at least one "It exploded in my face, do not buy!" review?

JustLen

keithclancy wrote: »

What is the maximum operating temperature ?
What testing has been carried out on it ?
What Quality Control system is used during manufacture ?

Ah here leave it out!

T-b0n3

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I got this 20000mAh one for about €13. Still going strong.

Went for one of these, thanks. I'm sure it will come in handy every now and then.

Yep! I'm sure as with any cheap rechargeable battery it loses its charge over time, so if you plan on using it for a flight say be sure to charge it up the night before!

BaconZombie

Anybody got the dimensions of the MyMemory unit?
Been looking for something to power my TP-Link 703N.

Miike

Without hijacking the thread:

The Chinese version that was posted on here some chap on the reviews claims to have re-charged the device with an IMAX B6 (A device I'm sure for those of you out there know of WILL indefinitely respect) and it clocks in at 6200mAH. For the price... you can't knock it though, lets be honest...

I'm tempted to buy one still but I dunno do I trust it charging a phone that cost me 700 quid out of the pocket Maybe I'm just paranoid though.

dodzy

Out of stock.