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Silvercrest® 5V Power Bank @ €7.49 - [Lidl]
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10-12-2015 3:22am#1Hi,
What does anyone think of the Silvercrest® 5V Power Bank @ €7.49
On sale today, reduced from €10.
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Patty O Furniture wrote: »Hi,
What does anyone think of the Silvercrest® 5V Power Bank @ €7.49
On sale today, reduced from €10.
It would do the business but it depends what type of phone you have and the size of the battery.
The battery is only 2600 mAh my phone battery is 3300 mAh alone.
Very handy if your need a last minute charge at the end of the day.
Although it's a little more expensive at $14.99 I would recommend the OnePlus power bank. Obviously not as portable as the Lidl one but enough charge size to last 3 - 4 charges https://oneplus.net/oneplus-power-bank
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I bought a Lidl one and an Anker one (off Amazon) of 5,200 mAh for both.
The Anker one charges up in half the time, and charges the phone faster.
Better to spend a little more on rechargeable batteries as it pays off in convenience.
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Why was the link to the alternate removed on my posting but not on Techmasters
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It would do the business but it depends what type of phone you have and the size of the battery.
The battery is only 2600 mAh my phone battery is 3300 mAh alone.
Very handy if your need a last minute charge at the end of the day.
Although it's a little more expensive at $14.99 I would recommend the OnePlus power bank. Obviously not as portable as the Lidl one but enough charge size to last 3 - 4 charges https://oneplus.net/oneplus-power-bank
Hope this helps.
Thanks, it looks popular, as it's sold out. My phone it's a 4yr afaik samsung galaxy ace, but where do you find the battery size on your phone?Got one in lidl or aldi and brought it back
That one had no light to either tell when it's or the phone is charged (cant remember which one
Worse case you keep receipt and they'll return it hassle free, also the warranty is a bonus
Yeah, that's the plus with the warranty, 28 days/60 days return with Lidl/Aldi, although having no light to tell you is no good?I think Pennys sell similar sized power banks for about 6 quid.
Dunnes also have them for a tenner, i saw it briefly on display on entrance recently.Techmaster wrote: »
Looks, like a handy pocket size, as i bought one of those (AA battery) mobile charger as a last result in Dealz, as i had no idea on those Power Banks (also in €2 shops btwn €10-15) until i read the posts here
But the phone was too gone & was wanting it for the long bus journey home, just in case this bus didn't have the mobile charging facility on it, sadly it didn't on the way home
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