Hi everyone, I'm gonna change the USB board of my i-9505 which now is too much ruined by using Chinese cables for too long. I'm looking for 2 good cables(one around 2-3 meters for my powerbrick and a shorter one for my power bank), which can easily support 5V 2A, and maybe compatible with the latest quick charging technology (if it doesn't affect price too much). Moreover I'm searching for a good power brick capable of 5V 2A or 5V 2.4A and a big good quality power bank (around 15000 or 20000 mah) capable of 2 or 2.4A and quick charge compatible, again if it doesn't affect price too much. I've heard about Anker making good products...what could you suggest me, or what are you currently using?
For the cable, you should really get one of those thick ones. They allow more current to pass through.
Best cables:
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Charg...&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00
I have a bunch of these and I use them in all my chargers.
As for a power brick, I have an 18000 mah brick but it's way too big. The product I ordered doesn't existing on Amazon anymore so I can't share a link to it.
It is similar to this model: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00M6VA7OU?psc=1
I just got a smaller power bank because the 18000 was way too big and heavy for normal use.
This one is small and light enough to carry in my back pack all the time and it works great. I've used it to recharge by phone 3 times before it needed to be recharged itself.
http://www.amazon.com/Emie-Memo-000...1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage
For cords, the "Anker" pacsks avail at amazon work great. (sorry i cant post links). They sell many different lengths and quantities.
Power bank - Anker Astro E5 16000. Great price with Panasonic cells
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I was out of the country recently and could NOT get to a charging source. So i was wondering what if i had one of these in my backpack? Would it be safe for my phone or would it mess it up because of the charging output?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123#ht_2692wt_1202
Since our ac charger output is at 5v 1a or 1000ma....
Its weird this charger output is 5.5v. Most I've seen are 5v output.
My friend had one from another brand with 5v output no problems.
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TopazUser1 said:
I was out of the country recently and could NOT get to a charging source. So i was wondering what if i had one of these in my backpack? Would it be safe for my phone or would it mess it up because of the charging output?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123#ht_2692wt_1202
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If it were me....
I wouldn't use that charger if it is pumping out 5.5v. The batteries in the phones are LiPo batteries which need to be charged in a very specific manner. If they are over charge or under charged it can and will do permanent damage. And if the OE charger is 5V i wouldn't risk it.
Don't go cheap when you consider solar/power pack options. You need to consider the power output of the stock usb charger and try to stay as close to those numbers as possible.
I've had a solar panel setup from Brunton for several years and it's excellent quality and provides the power needed via a car cigarette lighter outlet. 6 watts is the lowest output rating I would go (500mA @ 12V). I bought my first one for $106 when the Dell Axim x50v was a new product and even bought a 2nd one (last one moontrail had for $89.95) for my emergency survival pack. Excellent camping/hiking accessory I wouldn't be caught without, especially with power-hungry GPS devices.
Here's a link to what I use: http://www.moontrail.com/brunton-solaris-6.php
I've tried several rechargeable battery packs and had to return them because the only pack I've found that would charge my phones more than once was purchased several years ago, from PPCTechs.com. It cost me $60 (from what I can remember) and is rated @ 4400mAH and charges it at least 3 imes. They don't carry the product anymore...
When it comes to solar power, you're going to have to pay a little more money for reliable products...
Has anyone got any experience with such devices?
I'm planning to order one of the following devices, possibly the second due to it's larger capacity:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130456061354
http://cgi.ebay.com/6600mAh-Portable-Back-Up-Charger-HTC-Desire-HD-/130530070954
Any suggestions? Anything I must know before getting one?
Thank you in advance!
I dont have either of those but I do have a TeckNet charger that is very similar to the second one, but mine is 5000mah
It works well and charges quickly however the Mah rating seems a bit optimistic. I only get two full charges from the 5000mah battery.
Its a handy things to have in your bag if you are going to be away from power for a few days, or you want to use your phone heavily on a journey (like a long flight)
I would go with the higher capacity model as the 2200 probably wont hold enough power for more than one charge, unless weight/size is your main priority.
I have a Primo PowerSuit (http://www.phonesuit.com/primo-power-core-battery-pack-for-tablets-phones/) and it's great. It's a bit expensive at $100, but it has a capacity of 8200 mAh, is slightly bigger than the DHD itself.
I have a 2000 mah, it manages a little over one full charge, the mah rating is a little too optimistic. And it charges slowly, cause it's usb, and the stock htc usb cable can only charge in 500 mah max via usb.
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Check this thread out, and look at what Amazon has.
I've been using the New Trent 5000mah regularly for the last couple of months, and it's doing well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991562&highlight=new+trent
I can recommend the advenced edition of the Choiix Power Fort 10Wh
http://www.choiix.com/Product.aspx?pid=16
The package comes with everything you need for traveling and i get 1,5 to 2 charges out of it with stock battery.
I ordered this a while ago, its pretty good for giving 3-4 charges before running out. perfect for just traveling within the city.
http://www.amazon.com/New-Trent-IMP...8PTS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1310215749&sr=8-1
I use the Proporta Turbo Charger 5000 and you can charge anything with it - HTC device or other, iPad, Tablet, ipod the lot.
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I've had my eye on the Duracell Instant Charger
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=168656SD3ZNBM9V25FXN
and the Duracell Powerhouse
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=168656SD3ZNBM9V25FXN
for some time now... Anyone used one?
Wow! For some reason I didn't have this post on my subscriptions and totally forgot about it :/
Thank you all for your answers! I have decided to go for the Primo PowerCore
i orderd http://www.tecknetonline.co.uk/prod...00mAh-Universal-USB-Battery-Pack-(Black).html the last week and here r my notes about it :
Pros:
-huge capacity , 7000mha
-4 LED indicators for remaining power (more accurate)
-dual usb charging outputs
-micro usb charging input (no messy adapters)
Cons:
-very slow charging output (cannot pass 300 ma shown in batterymonitor widget) , and it doesnt provide the 1000 ma indicated.
-cannot be used while its plugged in charging it self.
-mine stopped working the next day !!!!!
unfortunately i am not satisfied at all about this product even though when u read abot it u get excited, i even payed 90% of its price shipping !! and it doesnt even work.
i contacted them on their website but still no response.
hope this helps everyone in need of this accessory.
i would really appreciate it if someone knows a fast charging pack and a decent one to link to us
cheers
This is the device that I used to do some underwater charging with the Samsung Galaxy S5. If you want to see that, please go here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2741481
Moving right along. I've used a lot of RavPower usb power banks. When I used to go out to the field a lot or traveled overseas, these things were super handy. Some of them have ridiculous capacities. I setup a hotspot for a group of 5 people in London for an entire day with a portable charger and HTC One X back in the day.
The RavPower 2 in 1 offers much less capacity than some of their other products, however the 4800mAh capacity will give you at least 1.5 full charges. This should get most power users through the day.
The QI charger has a little cool factor, but it is really useful. Say you go to lunch and want to put it on the table and charger it while you eat. There you go. Now you can. Plus you can check notifications, e-mails, etc without having any cords. Charge rates are reduced, but even at around half the charge rate vs the OEM cord it does an adequate job.
It can also be used as a replacement for a normal bed side QI charger. Just plug it in and it basically acts like a normal QI charging pad.
There's still a standard USB port present. Output for that is 1 full amp.
Not all of their power banks come with a charger since they have a common MicroUSB input, however this one does.
Most of their products are available on Amazon. This one is $56.99 shipped currently on Amazon.
Link: http://bit.ly/PyBmoF
chrisngrod said:
This is the device that I used to do some underwater charging with the Samsung Galaxy S5. If you want to see that, please go here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2741481
Moving right along. I've used a lot of RavPower usb power banks. When I used to go out to the field a lot or traveled overseas, these things were super handy. Some of them have ridiculous capacities. I setup a hotspot for a group of 5 people in London for an entire day with a portable charger and HTC One X back in the day.
The RavPower 2 in 1 offers much less capacity than some of their other products, however the 4800mAh capacity will give you at least 1.5 full charges. This should get most power users through the day.
The QI charger has a little cool factor, but it is really useful. Say you go to lunch and want to put it on the table and charger it while you eat. There you go. Now you can. Plus you can check notifications, e-mails, etc without having any cords. Charge rates are reduced, but even at around half the charge rate vs the OEM cord it does an adequate job.
It can also be used as a replacement for a normal bed side QI charger. Just plug it in and it basically acts like a normal QI charging pad.
There's still a standard USB port present. Output for that is 1 full amp.
Not all of their power banks come with a charger since they have a common MicroUSB input, however this one does.
Most of their products are available on Amazon. This one is $56.99 shipped currently on Amazon.
Link: http://bit.ly/PyBmoF
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Does it heat up really badly?
Not really bad, but just like all QI charging solutions, heat is a byproduct.
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Thumb up for RAVPower. Got several of their portable battery chargers. Works great! And my favorite is the ravpower luster 3,000mAh that comes with a flashlight. Very handy. It worths more than it costs.
Hello, im looking for a good portable power bank without solar charging (or with if it doesnt effect the price) and around 20-50k mAh capacity.
I'd like to not spend more than 20GBP and the product to be certified for safety reasons, im not feeling well to walk around like a jihadist
Thanks
If however, you have a long trip planned or lots of devices to keep topped up, then take a 20000mAh Power Bank. All the portable chargers featured in the list have a minimum capacity of 20000mAh and are capable of charging most phones over 10 times.
I like the easyacc 20000 power bank, coz it has increative two input, which can save half time for me to recharge it. And the four outputs with the smart technology, just like the anker IQ technology. It means whatever devices do you use, it can get you best power. So good for fast charging.
Sectoras said:
Hello, im looking for a good portable power bank without solar charging (or with if it doesnt effect the price) and around 20-50k mAh capacity.
I'd like to not spend more than 20GBP and the product to be certified for safety reasons, im not feeling well to walk around like a jihadist
Thanks
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The Zerolemon 20,000 mAh solar power pank is currently listed for $47.78 but if you use the coupon code Z36GZOGN at checkout you can get it for $19.99. The reviews are good and you can't beat the price. I just purchased one for backup but can't directly give you a review since it hasn't been delivered yet. You can find the battery here...
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NIOGKL8/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awd_w2tTwb9M6F3FF
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The Zerolemon 20,000 mAh solar power pank is currently listed for $47.78 but if you use the coupon code Z36GZOGN at checkout you can get it for $19.99. The reviews are good and you can't beat the price. I just purchased one for backup but can't directly give you a review since it hasn't been delivered yet. You can find the battery here...
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NIOGKL8/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awd_w2tTwb9M6F3FF
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Unfortunately they don't ship to my country
The best charging banks are...
Anker PowerCore+ 10050: The World's Smallest 10000mAh Portable Charger with Premium Aluminum Shell and Qualcomm Certified Quick Charge 2.0 Technology (Black)
or
Aukey Quick Charge 2.0 10400mAh Portable External Battery Fast Charger (16.2W / 5V 9V 12V Supported, Quick Output) for S6, S6 Edge - Silver
The first one is very small for the size and battery mah, it has quick charge and top quality batteries
I'd highly recommend the anker powercore+ 26800
it has 3 ports, 1 that supports quick charge 2.0 (also known as Adaptive Fast Charge) and a 10-stage charge indicator. comes with a nice cushy mesh bag for carrying. 26800mah
on Amazon if you scroll down the page a little there should be a promo code to take off about 25% of the price. in the Specials and Promotions section
edit: DO NOT buy Aukey, they play tricks with the advertising on how much power they can put out, and operate components higher than they're designed for.
Sterist said:
I'd highly recommend the anker powercore+ 26800
it has 3 ports, 1 that supports quick charge 2.0 (also known as Adaptive Fast Charge) and a 10-stage charge indicator. comes with a nice cushy mesh bag for carrying. 26800mah
on Amazon if you scroll down the page a little there should be a promo code to take off about 25% of the price. in the Specials and Promotions section
edit: DO NOT buy Aukey, they play tricks with the advertising on how much power they can put out, and operate components higher than they're designed for.
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http://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerCore-Portable-Ultra-High-Capacity-Recharges/dp/B016HNALOI
Link to the one mentioned and this is a very good brand and the stats on this are not all that bad.
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http://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerCore-Portable-Ultra-High-Capacity-Recharges/dp/B016HNALOI
Link to the one mentioned and this is a very good brand and the stats on this are not all that bad.
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yep that's the one! highly recommend it. also I would suggest getting the Anker 6ft. gold plated nylon charge cord because the one that comes with the power bank is very short and won't tolerate much abuse from an incident like taking a full force tug from a hefty power bank being tugged further than the cord will reach. you'll want a tough charger.
I've liked the RAVPower Car Jump Starter power banks. I got one over the holidays on special and the dual purpose has saved me in a few different situations of either dead car or phone battery.
I own the AUKEY PB-T1 10000mAh with Qualcomm 2.0 support for input and output! That's a stunning power bank, highly recommended!
But today I would buy an "Quick Charge 3.0 RAVPower TURBO 20.100mAh Powerbank Qualcomm QC 3.0 Technologie USB-C/Type-C (5V/3A)" With two outputs and Qualcomm 3.0 input and output. Samsung Note 4 only use Qualcomm 2.0 but Qualcomm 3.0 is backward compatible with version 2.0.
Qualcomm 3.0 input should give the power bank an extremly fast charging time (30 min is advertised by the manufacturer).
Just wanted to chime in.
I got an EasyAcc Quick Charge 2.0 20,000mAh Portable External Battery
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0142925GQ/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_u6k1wbQPDTWJ2
I love it! It has enough power to fully charge my phone and tablet every night for about 5 days. I recently went on a week-long business trip and I used it to charge my phone, tablet, 3DS and Vita. I only had to recharge the battery once the entire week.
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I'm looking for a quick charge power bank that would be comfortable to carry around in a pocket. Preferably one that supports USB-C. There doesn't appear to be very many options.
Here's a slim USB-C power bank that I really like the design of — https://www.ravpower.com/10000mah-portable-charger-Type-C-black.html — but there's absolutely no mention of quick charging. It also has a great warranty — 18 months that can apparently be extended for a lifetime.
However, this is the only one I could find that explicitly mentions QC 3.0 support, has USB-C, and is pocketable — https://www.amazon.com/Portable-ROMOSS-10000mAh-Resistance-Qualcomm/dp/B072X5PCV8 — but I'm not familiar with the brand and it would only be a 12 month warranty with that unfamiliar brand vs an 18+ month warranty with a more familiar brand.
Is the Romoss the one to go for or are there other options? Will the Ravpower still charge my phone quickly or should I stick to something that explicitly mentions QC?
Alternatively, I could just not worry about USB-C and go with Anker, who I'm pretty comfortable with and then I'd have a couple more options – either https://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerCore-Upgraded-PowerIQ-Samsung/dp/B01NBQX0O5 or https://www.amazon.com/Upgraded-Anker-PowerCore-Qualcomm-Portable/dp/B01JIYWUBA. That would lead me to another question, though. Which is more pocketable and comfortable to carry? Compact but thick or tall but slim?
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The guy from HighOnAndroid recommends this one:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B079FPMCNF/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?smid=A38N3TNH1N2LMX&psc=1
It's a bargain at $14.99!
I've also been looking at this Omars one because I liked the LCD readout with the percentage charge:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C7XCMF8/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=AX0BPKZH3NYP4&psc=1
And here's another similar designed one from Mopo with the LCD readout of percentage charge:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DCNWWC8/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_2?smid=A147T9BP1STN3V&psc=1
i have the tqpa one for 14,99$ it has qc3 and charge my v30 in 1h30. regards
Honestly, I feel like this power bank from Anker does the job very well. Has USB-C charging along with two USB-A outputs to charge up to two devices at once.
https://www.anker.com/products/vari...Aljeubgxnt4G45WaUiZPSFv8iNr6vD8xoCyTcQAvD_BwE
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Honestly, I feel like this power bank from Anker does the job very well. Has USB-C charging along with two USB-A outputs to charge up to two devices at once.
https://www.anker.com/products/vari...Aljeubgxnt4G45WaUiZPSFv8iNr6vD8xoCyTcQAvD_BwE
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Where do you see the usb c port?
I bought Mi 20000mAh power bank and type C converter.
This power bank is having two way quick charge, both charging phone and charging power bank
USB-C Port
adsubzero said:
Where do you see the usb c port?
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It is the port used to charge the power bank located on the right side of the USB-A ports.
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It is the port used to charge the power bank located on the right side of the USB-A ports.
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Are you blind? That's a micro-usb.
Anker PowerCore 13000 C (USB-C Input only), Compact 13000mAh 2-Port Ultra Portable Phone Charger, Power Bank with PowerIQ and VoltageBoost Technology, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072155XVX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_QwYwIb9SGtAAN
This is the one I was talking about. Please disregard the previous post.
S3ckshun8 said:
Anker PowerCore 13000 C (USB-C Input only), Compact 13000mAh 2-Port Ultra Portable Phone Charger, Power Bank with PowerIQ and VoltageBoost Technology, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072155XVX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_QwYwIb9SGtAAN
This is the one I was talking about. Please disregard the previous post.
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Ok, that's a different thing.
That looks good, minus the fat design. For me personally, batteries that are thinner are preferable.
I keep a 6-port USB charger on my desk along with six different USB battery banks ranging from 3000mAh to 23600mAh. Most thin USB batteries that are "pocket-friendly" are going to be in the 5000-6000mAh range max, but my daily driver for USB battery charging is the 10000mAh Anker two-port charger with QC 3.0. It can charge my LG V20 from 10% to full in 1h30m a minimum of 3x before needing to be recharged itself, and it's only about the size of a pack of cigarettes and fits in my pants pocket next to my phone easily. My largest USB battery bank is so large you could actually beat someone to death with it and then connect the car charger alligator clips to jump-start your car and then drive home.