New Trent NT120T 12000mAh External Battery Pack w/ Dual USB Ports $50 or New Trent 12000mah & 5200mah for $75 + Free Shipping!

http://www.amazon.com/New-Trent-N...ords=trent

That is the best one IMO. Should be the first option

anyone know how New Trent stacks up to RavPower? There's this deal posted earlier for RavPower that will go live at 8pm ET tonight : http://slickdeals.net/f/5887140-R...e-Shipping

The removable battery on BlackBerry phones eliminates the need for expensive products like this which is one of the reasons I stay loyal to the company. BlackBerry has also been good with using standard ports.

Quote from rbwilton : Thats pretty much the same as the one I linked above. One thing to be concerned about is that I just searched the 18650 parts on the one pictured on XDA and the two batteries shown may not actually be 3000 MAH based on the part numbers listed. I found 2400 MAH and 2600 MAH for the two.

Hmm, is it a 10000 mah unit then?

Quote from Nate650 : The removable battery on BlackBerry phones eliminates the need for expensive products like this which is one of the reasons I stay loyal to the company. BlackBerry has also been good with using standard ports.

Yea, that has worked well for them so far....if 10 isn't a big hit, they will be gone....

http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/23/tec...-10-launch

I don't understand why at this price these things are so popular. Seems to me like they are a waste of money. I got two 2000 MAh batteries plus additional chargers for $15 on ebay. Granted it's not the same thing and you can't do that with an Apple product, but $50+ bucks for a battery with USB connectors but not enough amperage to charge newer devices?

It honestly seems like a waste and something else you'll forget (or forget the charger for)...

Now if you could charge this batter pack in an hour or something, I might be game thinking it's great, but if it charges as slow as my other devices, it'll take a full day (or more) to go from zero charge to full and that just doesn't seem cool.

But, if it's something you need (like camping) it totally makes sense, though I still think you should be able to go cheaper...

You can get two of the 12000mAh ones for $85 total when using coupon code HALFPRIC. Takes of $35 instead of $30.

I was actually looking at getting one of these a few weeks ago. I was going to get an i.Sound though since they have a 16,000mAh model and it has more USB ports, a built-in flashlight, etc. http://www.provantage.com/dreamge...RMG09U.htm

Oh wow, it already sold out too. :|

I'm new to these battery packs, can someone point me in the right direction? I have an LG Esteem, with an extended battery life 3600 mAh. I've been finding it too bulky lately and want to switch back to original battery, which is only 1500mAh. I feel like i'll need one of these if i switch back to original. I want the best bang for your buck battery pack, even if i have to wait for another deal. That 22$ one looks pretty good so far. Any input? Thanks!