The P6800 internal battery is rated at 5100 MaH and the tab itself needs 2 amps to 'accelerate' charge.
What options are there for external battery kits with similar power storage in reasonable size that could be carried to give a full 24 hour usage on the road between recharges?
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I have had some success with a foldable battery dock
pinsb said:
The P6800 internal battery is rated at 5100 MaH and the tab itself needs 2 amps to 'accelerate' charge.
What options are there for external battery kits with similar power storage in reasonable size that could be carried to give a full 24 hour usage on the road between recharges?
it is relatively small but give me extra time on long flights. ReVIVE enerG Portable 5200mAh Battery Dock to Charge, Sync and Display Your Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 / 7 Plus / 7.7 / 8.9 / 10.1" - i got it on Amazonjust did Google search and looks like current price is better than i paid in March - hope this helps. .
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ColBill said:
pinsb said:
The P6800 internal battery is rated at 5100 MaH and the tab itself needs 2 amps to 'accelerate' charge.
What options are there for external battery kits with similar power storage in reasonable size that could be carried to give a full 24 hour usage on the road between recharges?
it is relatively small but give me extra time on long flights. ReVIVE enerG Portable 5200mAh Battery Dock to Charge, Sync and Display Your Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 / 7 Plus / 7.7 / 8.9 / 10.1" - i got it on Amazonjust did Google search and looks like current price is better than i paid in March - hope this helps. .
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Any other larger options out there that people have used?
also try Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster, specifically the MB-LD2H model with 5400mah capacity
works like a charm!
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TeeeJaay said:
also try Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster, specifically the MB-LD2H model with 5400mah capacity
works like a charm!
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Anker 10,000 mAh gives you at least 3 charges and it's only $50 on Amazon.
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Anker 10,000 mAh gives you at least 3 charges and it's only $50 on Amazon.
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This is also a nice product, however the downside is it only outputs 3.7v in which if tries to recharge a 5v rated device it will not be able to supply the whole 10,000mah as advertised since most of the power will be wasted powering up the 3.7v to 5v
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Anker 10,000 mAh gives you at least 3 charges and it's only $50 on Amazon.
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It won't. It gives almost 2 charges on Note1.
The energy transfer is far from 100% effective.
other options
Since Amazon refuses to ship the ReVIVE enerG to norway, another alternative to the list..
POWEROCKS STONE3
Technical data:
Capacity: 7800mAh
Input: 5V / 2.1A
Output 1: 5V / 2.1A
Output 2: 5V / 2.0A
Dimension: 75 x 75 x 27mm
Weight: 224g
good theme
pinsb said:
The P6800 internal battery is rated at 5100 MaH and the tab itself needs 2 amps to 'accelerate' charge.
What options are there for external battery kits with similar power storage in reasonable size that could be carried to give a full 24 hour usage on the road between recharges?
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Any external battery for the P1000N?
Found another powerpack
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ColBill said:
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I found another powerpack that works pretty good. It is a Naztech PB10400 Universal Power Bank. Here is a link to the data sheet. http://hypercelcorp.com/email_ads/SellSheet/NAZTECH-POWER-BANK-PB10400-SPEC-SHEET.pdf With this exrernal battery i can charge my tab and bluetooth devices at the same time. :cyclops:
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As we all know the battery life isn't the greatest for this phone so I was wondering if anyone could give me some suggestions on good external battery packs.
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As we all know the battery life isn't the greatest for this phone so I was wondering if anyone could give me some suggestions on good external battery packs.
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I have two that I own. For a single charge (or a couple from ~40%-~90%), I use PowerGen 2900mAh UltraSlim Power Bank Charger. It's small enough that if you wanted to you could Velcro it to the back of your Razr and has a built in Micro USB which is handy.
For longer stints away from power (travel, camping, etc.) I have the New Trent iCruiser IMP1000 which gives me 6+ charges and is still fairly compact at 4 x 3.75 x 1.125 in.
Thank you.
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Thank you.
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I should add that I have found using Juice Defender Ultimate, I rarely have any power issues. With normal use (30 min stream audio, some camera use and pretty frequent use of text/email/checking in on forums) I can easily go all day on a charge. I'm at 12 hrs and 51% right now after a typical day.
So if you haven't looked at JD, I'd recommend it. They have a free version and two paid. You can compare their attributes here. I went with the Ultimate and figured I'd grow into it, which has happened. The more familiar I got with it the more I find myself taking advantage of it's flexibility and options. Definitely a great app!
Here's my review of the New Trent IMP99D. It has a slightly smaller capacity than the New Trent that Sally talked about, but mine can charge two devices simultaneous (provided that the second device is a tablet).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSDso84MDh4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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torikorocks said:
As we all know the battery life isn't the greatest for this phone so I was wondering if anyone could give me some suggestions on good external battery packs.
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Really? It lasts longer than my Bionic which was longer than my Charge which was longer than my Dinc.
I think that for the size of the phone, the battery life is FANTASTIC! However, if you invest in the New Trent like we have, you'll be happy.
battery life problem
My battery last at most 12 hours under moderate usage.. Is that normal? I really want to get an external battery charger that is below 30$
Where can I get it? Any suggestion
jakerfuture said:
My battery last at most 12 hours under moderate usage.. Is that normal? I really want to get an external battery charger that is below 30$
Where can I get it? Any suggestion
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PowerGen makes a nice little 2900mAh charger that's $27 at Amazon. It even has a built in micro USB cable.
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For longer stints away from power (travel, camping, etc.) I have the New Trent iCruiser IMP1000 which gives me 6+ charges and is still fairly compact at 4 x 3.75 x 1.125 in.
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One more vote for the New Trent ^^
check at your Verizon stores for the Motorola external battery pack. The new one has a grey USB cord and sells for $40, but some stores still have the old ones with the blue cord on clearance for half the price (I ended up paying $16.50 total with my company 20% discount). They're the same exact thing as the new one but just with a blue cord. I've been happy with mine, even lent it to a few iphone guys at work to give them a charge.
Also, check stores like Office Depot, etc. in their accessories section. Yesturday I just happened to run across a "iGo" backup charger/portable battery pack (1800 mAh) for $12 on clearance regularly $40.
I tried posting links but I guess noobs on here can't post links.
Anker 5600 mAh slim small, variety of adapters only $39.99 on Amazon.....
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0058QLT42/ref=oh_o01_s00_i00_details
Use it, and it is awesome!!!!
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I have two that I own. For a single charge (or a couple from ~40%-~90%), I use PowerGen 2900mAh UltraSlim Power Bank Charger. It's small enough that if you wanted to you could Velcro it to the back of your Razr and has a built in Micro USB which is handy.
For longer stints away from power (travel, camping, etc.) I have the New Trent iCruiser IMP1000 which gives me 6+ charges and is still fairly compact at 4 x 3.75 x 1.125 in.
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SallyC, i have been looking at getting that PowerGen 2900mAh pack. I cant find the answer to this. Can you charge the battery pack through the Micro-usb connector?
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SallyC, i have been looking at getting that PowerGen 2900mAh pack. I cant find the answer to this. Can you charge the battery pack through the Micro-usb connector?
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Yes, it can be charged via USB.
Fyi, besides the micro USB output charging port with built in cable, there's a micro USB input charging port and a USB female output charging port for charging any device via USB. It also has a LED flashlight.
In about two hours of charging I went from 8% to 41%. Is anyone else experienceing this issue? I'm using all the cords and plugs given to me for the wall.
I don't have the SGS3 (yet), but my guess is that the battery is so large it takes longer to charge. Keep in mind that it's a 2100MaH battery. Depending on the power that the charger puts out, it could take longer to charge this battery than another phone.
Mine charges fairly quick with stock items.
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Mine went from 2% to Full 100% in a little over 2 hours on the stock Samsung charger.. I'm going to cycle mine 3 or 4 times being that it's new obviously.
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So would you agree something is wrong with my phone?
I agree, the first few cycles might not be too accurate. If you want a faster charger get the HP Touchpad charger, it has 2 amps where as the Samsung one is .75 amps of charging. only $5 on hp website. that's what I use.
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I agree, the first few cycles might not be too accurate. If you want a faster charger get the HP Touchpad charger, it has 2 amps where as the Samsung one is .75 amps of charging. only $5 on hp website. that's what I use.
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Monoprice sells a 2.1 amp 4 usb wall charger as well but it is not as cheap nor do they have free shipping *although atleast in CA I can get a flat rate of 25lbs and under for ~$5 shipping.*
I'm surprised no one has posted the correct answer to this yet. The wall charger Samsung has decided to include with the S3 NA is complete and utter crap. I believe it is .15amp draw. You need to immediately throw it in the trash and buy a new one. It is not a problem with your phone.
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Monoprice sells a 2.1 amp 4 usb wall charger as well but it is not as cheap nor do they have free shipping *although atleast in CA I can get a flat rate of 25lbs and under for ~$5 shipping.*
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Thanks, i just ordered one up with a couple 10ft cables!
One of my HTC blocks and/or extension cables seems to have bit the dust recently.
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I'm surprised no one has posted the correct answer to this yet. The wall charger Samsung has decided to include with the S3 NA is complete and utter crap. I believe it is .15amp draw. You need to immediately throw it in the trash and buy a new one. It is not a problem with your phone.
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I use the stock 1amp charger that came with my Galaxy Nexus...
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I just read somewhere else that it is the USB cable causing the problems. So I will try that and let you guys know.
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Monoprice sells a 2.1 amp 4 usb wall charger as well but it is not as cheap nor do they have free shipping *although atleast in CA I can get a flat rate of 25lbs and under for ~$5 shipping.*
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while I like Monoprice, the HP OEM charger is better in my opinion. its solid built and portable too.
I use the Blackberry Premium charger works well with my S3 and is only like $15 or so on Amazon.
Before I rooted and calibrated the battery. My phone took 3hrs 20min to fully charge on stock 1A charger.
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My charges pretty quick too. Even in my
Car.
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divinewisdom said:
I agree, the first few cycles might not be too accurate. If you want a faster charger get the HP Touchpad charger, it has 2 amps where as the Samsung one is .75 amps of charging. only $5 on hp website. that's what I use.
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My Samsung Charger that came with the phone is 1Amp...charges the device fine. I don't think the 2Amps will make a difference if the charging chip doesn't support it (not saying it doesn't but the SGSII would only charge at 650maH no matter what charger you put it on)
Mine's charging insanely fast with the stock cable. Not sure if it's a good thing because battery life isn't all that amazing on my phone so far.
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Mine went from 2% to Full 100% in a little over 2 hours on the stock Samsung charger.. I'm going to cycle mine 3 or 4 times being that it's new obviously.
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just FYI, this is old habit....the batteries used today don't need to be cycle drained
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=3846897#post3846897
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Thanks, i just ordered one up with a couple 10ft cables!
One of my HTC blocks and/or extension cables seems to have bit the dust recently.
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No problem, I bought a 100foot cat 6 ethernet from them for $12. They are really cheap while always having top notch quality on cords and some other stuff.
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Monoprice sells a 2.1 amp 4 usb wall charger[/URL] as well but it is not as cheap nor do they have free shipping *although atleast in CA I can get a flat rate of 25lbs and under for ~$5 shipping.*
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doesn't that mean each USB port is 0.5 amps?
Anyways if I'm not wrong the amps has to do with what it can supply. Whether the device tries to draw that much power is up to the device.
The stock charger is 5V 1amp.
Even if you use a 2 amp charger it will likely only draw one amp.
Even if it does draw 2 amps that would mean you are increasing the heat associated with more current. Heat is the worst thing for battery life. Its always better to do slow charge unless you're in a hurry. Your battery will last a lot longer that way. Having said that, I think 1 amp is a good compromise for speed and heat.
p.s. computers output 0.5amps per USB slot by default specifications.
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Could you please give me your opinion on which one you would get for reliability and performance? I personally do not like the hump look on my galaxy note and rather have an extra batteries or power bank when I can't find an AC outlet and for travel. I've narrowed my choice to the following (can't post links; too little post):
Hyperion Samsung Galaxy Note 2 x Battery + Charger [amazon - $19.99]
Anker® 2x2700mAh Li-ion Battery For Samsung Galaxy Note Batteries for AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note + Anker USB Travel Charger [amazon - $24.99]
New Trent IMP120D iCarrier 12000mAh Heavy Duty 2A/1A Dual USB Ports External Battery Pack [amazon - $76.95]
Extra batteries are the best method I've found ...as you can store 2 or 3 in a pocket ....then charge later when you get to a power supply ...g
Extra batteries without a doubt, I have 3 extras so at least 2 are always charged in case of emergency. Very cheap too
I use a solar powered battery backup/charger, got it for only $18 and it already saved me a bunch. Not sure if I'm allowed to post the link though, google search "Solar Powered Backup Battery And Charger"
I have the anker 2 2500ma + charger kit off amazon. Works great. 1 caveat though. The wear and tear on battery cover from.removing the back will eventually wear out the tabs that lock it in place. I have already went through one of the flip cover cases because of this. Currently using the stock cover and notice oonly a little wear at this time.
I have this and love it. http://m.bestbuy.com/m/e/product/detail.jsp?skuId=3386191&pid=1218397307007
Charges a phone and has a 2.1 amp port for a tablet. Holds 6600 mah of power so it will charge the note 2.5+ times.
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android4545 said:
Extra batteries without a doubt, I have 3 extras so at least 2 are always charged in case of emergency. Very cheap too
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My messenger isnt working for some reason heres the battery link
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0076V4ISG/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00
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I have this and love it. http://m.bestbuy.com/m/e/product/detail.jsp?skuId=3386191&pid=1218397307007
Charges a phone and has a 2.1 amp port for a tablet. Holds 6600 mah of power so it will charge the note 2.5+ times.
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gregsarg said:
Extra batteries are the best method I've found ...as you can store 2 or 3 in a pocket ....then charge later when you get to a power supply ...g
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I decided to get the New Trent iGeek IMP99D 9900mAh External Battery Pack with free New Trent 5200mAh. It was on special on Amazon. It seemed to be the best for portability and convenience. Had the charger came with the ability to charge 2/3 batteries simultaneously, I would have gone with the extra batteries. I rather plug once over night and be done charging next morning instead of standing by to complete charging and swapping each batteries.
http://slickdeals.net/f/5322852-New-Trent-iGeek-IMP99D-iDual-5200-mAh-Amazon-70-FS
2545 said:
I decided to get the New Trent iGeek IMP99D 9900mAh External Battery Pack with free New Trent 5200mAh. It was on special on Amazon. It seemed to be the best for portability and convenience. Had the charger came with the ability to charge 2/3 batteries simultaneously, I would have gone with the extra batteries. I rather plug once over night and be done charging next morning instead of standing by to complete charging and swapping each batteries.
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Looks awesome :good:
2545 said:
I decided to get the New Trent iGeek IMP99D 9900mAh External Battery Pack with free New Trent 5200mAh. It was on special on Amazon. It seemed to be the best for portability and convenience. Had the charger came with the ability to charge 2/3 batteries simultaneously, I would have gone with the extra batteries. I rather plug once over night and be done charging next morning instead of standing by to complete charging and swapping each batteries.
http://slickdeals.net/f/5322852-New-Trent-iGeek-IMP99D-iDual-5200-mAh-Amazon-70-FS
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Test results:
Using 2 Amp USB port - 25% to 99% charge took just 5 hours 7 minutes.
Using 1 Amp USB port - 14% to 100% charge took 4 hours and 42 minutes.
Using Samsung supplied charger/cable - 21% to 95% took 2 hours 7 minutes.
Conclusions:
1. No difference in charge rate using 1 Amp vs 2 Amp USB port.
2. Battery pack takes twice as long to charge than the wall charger.
3. 9900mAh gaurantees at least two full charges.
So is this what I shoud typically expect from a 9900 mAh external power pack? Please share your experience. Is there a way to increase my charge rate using the battery pack?
I have an extra battery and would like to charge it outside of the Note 3. Anybody have any reccomendations for a charger?
TabGuy said:
I have an extra battery and would like to charge it outside of the Note 3. Anybody have any reccomendations for a charger?
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like what did you have in mind? something besides the obvious? http://www.mobicity.com/samsung-galaxy-note-3-battery-charger.html?gclid=CPaLpLC9q7oCFSEV7Aod-W0ALQ
besides using your phone, charging up the spare, then swapping the battery and charging the main battery and charging the batteries as needeD?
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like what did you have in mind? something besides the obvious? http://www.mobicity.com/samsung-galaxy-note-3-battery-charger.html?gclid=CPaLpLC9q7oCFSEV7Aod-W0ALQ
besides using your phone, charging up the spare, then swapping the battery and charging the main battery and charging the batteries as needeD?
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Wow that ain't obvious ! It looks really bad !
here try this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/17114652734...me=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649
or this , could work for you too
http://www.ebay.com/itm/12119357376...me=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649
Haha. It's a battery charger. Besides...50 bucks?! Looks ain't everything...just look at me
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skoobz said:
Haha. It's a battery charger. Besides...50 bucks?! Looks ain't everything...just look at me
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its 35 usd from were I am sitting ..
and it aint about the looks.. that white external charger can double has a battery case and charger.. that is cool to me, could be for somebody else.
and the most important .. those almost universal battery chargers ain't worth a crap , and work like for 2 months and then give their soul to their chinese maker .. I had a few..
And I swear I don't trust those circuits to charge my batt .. that white external charger uses the stock charger or any external powerbank for charge on the go.
I Just think it's worth it , for it gives much more options
Love this one(RavPower 14000mAh)
I have an iPhone 4, sumsung S3 and iPad 2 which is clear that I need a battery charger that saves me. Looking around the market there're massive brands. At the first sight I have looked around Mophie, Mipow, but they seem to be at the luxury price line. Once my best buv Jack showed me his RavPower 14000mAh that he gets from Amazon, it was a cool one that you can charge 2 devices at the same time. Amazed by the price(around 40 bucks), I give it a try. Now I carry it with me everyday, you guys should really try it out.
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its 35 usd from were I am sitting ..
and it aint about the looks.. that white external charger can double has a battery case and charger.. that is cool to me, could be for somebody else.
and the most important .. those almost universal battery chargers ain't worth a crap , and work like for 2 months and then give their soul to their chinese maker .. I had a few..
And I swear I don't trust those circuits to charge my batt .. that white external charger uses the stock charger or any external powerbank for charge on the go.
I Just think it's worth it , for it gives much more options
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Very well stated as per my experience also I would not like to go with any chinese charger which just gift their soul to the chinese makers and more so ever can also pamper the battery quality too...I like the product you shared here...quite worth one to go for it....:good:
Bought an Anker battery from AnkerDirect on Ebay, waiting for Anker brand of battery charger to come out. Don't want to wait too long
I want the Samsung charging kit - a spare OEM battery with the Samsung external charger. Who has one in stock?
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NikJe said:
I have an iPhone 4, sumsung S3 and iPad 2 which is clear that I need a battery charger that saves me. Looking around the market there're massive brands. At the first sight I have looked around Mophie, Mipow, but they seem to be at the luxury price line. Once my best buv Jack showed me his RavPower 14000mAh that he gets from Amazon, it was a cool one that you can charge 2 devices at the same time. Amazed by the price(around 40 bucks), I give it a try. Now I carry it with me everyday, you guys should really try it out.
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Cool, got a RavPower 14000mAh and love its sleek look with a juicy inside.
Hello
This is a the Best spare battery charger i found
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kovhQ9PoFzI
External Battery Charger for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
TabGuy said:
I have an extra battery and would like to charge it outside of the Note 3. Anybody have any reccomendations for a charger?
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ZeroLemon's Travel External Battery Charger (SA: NOTE3) for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (N9000 series). This is compatible with the ZeroLemon Extended and Samsung Galaxy Note 3 stock 'Slim' Batteries. I have several of these external (red) chargers from ZeroLemon, and they work great.
Always have two 10,000mAh batteries charging in these units, while another such battery is in use in our phones.
Bastex Wireless has it via Amazon.
According to the manufacturer:
* This item is Compatible with the ZeroLemon Worlds Highest Capacity Extended battery for the Galaxy note 3 N9000
* This item is compatible with OEM versions of the battery, ZeroLemon's Slim battery and even the EXTENDED battery!
* Automatically stops charging when battery is full. FASTEST CHARGER ON THE MARKET
* Red Color designed for uniqueness and visibility.
* Input: 100-240 V - 50/60HZ 200 mA / USB Output: 5.0V 1000 mAh / Charger Dock Output: 4.2V 600mAh
I am looking for a Power Bank with more than 10000 mAh capacity and with at least 3A output for my Note 3. Also I'm looking for one with a size of Note 3 or less. Is there a good power bank matching these specs?
Is there any issue in using power banks with different output values other than difference in charging speed?
Thanks.
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I am looking for a Power Bank with more than 10000 mAh capacity and with at least 3A output for my Note 3. Also I'm looking for one with a size of Note 3 or less. Is there a good power bank matching these specs?
Is there any issue in using power banks with different output values other than difference in charging speed?
Thanks.
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A 10,000 mah will probably be larger than your note 3, at least length-wise.
This one is very good and it's 13,000 mah. It has IQ ports which will charge are the max rate allowed by your device so it won't undercharge or over charge your phone regardless of whether it's 500mah, 1A or 3A. This one can actually charge at 3A if your device allows it (Not the Note 3 obviously)
Use code: CELLSAVE5 for $5 off, it expires today at 11:59 PM PST.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Anker-2nd-G...ernal-Battery-iPhones-and-iPads-/331280169696
This one is also good. It's more compact but it's only 9,000mah. Lepow also makes great chargers. Like most external battery packs on the market, this one doesn't have the IQ ports so one port charges at 2A and one charges at 1A. There's no port for 3A. You cam also use the previous discount code for $5 off if you prefer the smaller footprint.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161374685806?customid=d68a95581c2948aebdd3b5a8937a9ac2
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A 10,000 mah will probably be larger than your note 3, at least length-wise.
This one is very good and it's 13,000 mah. It has IQ ports which will charge are the max rate allowed by your device so it won't undercharge or over charge your phone regardless of whether it's 500mah, 1A or 3A. This one can actually charge at 3A if your device allows it (Not the Note 3 obviously)
Use code: CELLSAVE5 for $5 off, it expires today at 11:59 PM PST.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Anker-2nd-G...ernal-Battery-iPhones-and-iPads-/331280169696
This one is also good. It's more compact but it's only 9,000mah. Lepow also makes great chargers. Like most external battery packs on the market, this one doesn't have the IQ ports so one port charges at 2A and one charges at 1A. There's no port for 3A. You cam also use the previous discount code for $5 off if you prefer the smaller footprint.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161374685806?customid=d68a95581c2948aebdd3b5a8937a9ac2
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Unfortunately, Anker doesn't ship the external battery to UAE neither by amazon nor by ebay
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Unfortunately, Anker doesn't ship the external battery to UAE neither by amazon nor by ebay
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If you don't mind a thicker phone, have a look at the ZeroLemon 10000mAh battery.
Otherwise they sell 18600 mAh powerbanks.
also look into iTrent, The iCarrier 12,000mah also charges at 3A max, not sure if they ship to you.