Looking to lighten the load and go back to a small EC Technologies type power pack.
I've got a couple of these "Amazon" jobbies but neither will charge my Samsung phone via the USB C fast charge.
Can anyone recommend one that will work.
Cheers
I've got a couple of these "Amazon" jobbies but neither will charge my Samsung phone via the USB C fast charge.
Can anyone recommend one that will work.
Cheers
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Anker are one of the best
Anker are one of the best
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I have an Anker 10000MAH power charger which will charge my Samsung A52 happily about 1.5 times per full charge. Perfectly adequate for a 48hr session and weighs very little. Not too expensive either. Would recommend.
I have an Anker 10000MAH power charger which will charge my Samsung A52 happily about 1.5 times per full charge. Perfectly adequate for a 48hr session and weighs very little. Not too expensive either. Would recommend.
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anker 20k
anker 20k
These have been on offer a couple times recently, the second one I purchased a couple weeks ago was £11 something
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07YPS5JC5?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07YPS5JC5?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
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Thanks chaps I will have a look at your recommendations. The 2 I have would charge my Samsung S10 but not my new S22. I guess the demands of the phones must have increased. I need USB C outputs plain old USB's are a 6+ hour charge.
Thanks chaps I will have a look at your recommendations. The 2 I have would charge my Samsung S10 but not my new S22. I guess the demands of the phones must have increased. I need USB C outputs plain old USB's are a 6+ hour charge.
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The one I linked fast charges my s22 ultra from its usb c port
The one I linked fast charges my s22 ultra from its usb c port
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Anger 👌
Anger 👌
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Calm down, calm down
Calm down, calm down
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🤣🤣Anker 👍
🤣🤣Anker 👍
I bought a 10,000mah from Aldi;s when they had them on "Specials" about a couple of years ago for £14 I think (may have been cheaper). It would charge my phone 3 times and I was that impressed with it I bought a second one as I have other uses for them and would prefer 2 smaller lighter ones than a heavy one.
Two of them will keep my phone topped up for a week easily and I also use them to recharge the tablet, Deeper, head torch and radio if need be. Looking at reviews they get very good ones and some people say they are the same as the Anker, but I don't know.
Next time they are on "Special" again, I might buy a third one.
Two of them will keep my phone topped up for a week easily and I also use them to recharge the tablet, Deeper, head torch and radio if need be. Looking at reviews they get very good ones and some people say they are the same as the Anker, but I don't know.
Next time they are on "Special" again, I might buy a third one.
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I have 3 of the Anker 5200mAH ones, they are decent and unlike some I've had from Amazon, they just keep going - I've had them several years now. By having several smaller ones, you can adjust the number you take dependant on how long your session is.
I have 3 of the Anker 5200mAH ones, they are decent and unlike some I've had from Amazon, they just keep going - I've had them several years now. By having several smaller ones, you can adjust the number you take dependant on how long your session is.
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used the Anker 20100 for donkeys years. excellent bit of kit.
used the Anker 20100 for donkeys years. excellent bit of kit.
30% off voucher now showing for the iniu one I posted previously takes it down to £17 something in case anyone is interested
I use 2 x anker power packs........brilliant bits of kit.......
I have a couple of Anker 16500 power banks and even with multiple items and high phone use I can manage to fully discharge just one of them over a 48 hr session.
With more relaxed use they nearly have enough for a weeks session.
With more relaxed use they nearly have enough for a weeks session.
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Cygenett are a very good alternative to Anker. Their an Australian company who specialises in power, just like Anker. Either of those and you won't go far wrong.
Cygenett are a very good alternative to Anker. Their an Australian company who specialises in power, just like Anker. Either of those and you won't go far wrong.
Since my recent attempt at buying a cheap power block from China has just ended with a refund after 2 months im after recommendations. I will be fishing for 3 nights at a time so will need something thats going to charge iphone, ipad and possibly my mozzie zapper, bivvy lamp etc. so need something with a bit of oompf! Needs 2 USB-A outputs as well.
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lots on amazon just check the reviews and get one with decent specs you dont need to pay thru the nose for a brand name
lots on amazon just check the reviews and get one with decent specs you dont need to pay thru the nose for a brand name
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Yeh, will prob go for an Anker but just wondered what other people are using. I guess the higher the MAH the more juice it can hold?
Yeh, will prob go for an Anker but just wondered what other people are using. I guess the higher the MAH the more juice it can hold?
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Higher mah does mean more juice yes
Higher mah does mean more juice yes
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Hoping you realise the solar charging is little more than a gimmick on this and it's unlikely to be the quoted MAH etc. However, it could be OK lol
Hoping you realise the solar charging is little more than a gimmick on this and it's unlikely to be the quoted MAH etc. However, it could be OK lol
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Yeh i know. I had a Powapac Ion that was awful. I just liked the look of this one!!
Yeh i know. I had a Powapac Ion that was awful. I just liked the look of this one!!
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