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Monoprice Select Plus 10,000mAh 2-Port Up to 2A USB Power Bank EXPIRED
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Includes 2x USB Type-A Ports up to 2 Amps each.
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Note, must apply the listed promo code to receive discount. Limit one per customer.
Apply promo code PB5 (to receive discount). Shipping is free
For those interested
Note, must apply the listed promo code to receive discount. Limit one per customer.
Apply promo code PB5 (to receive discount). Shipping is free
- Monoprice Select Plus 16,000mAh 2-Port Up to 2A USB Power Bank [monoprice.com] (Black) $9
- Monoprice Select Plus 16,000mAh 2-Port Up to 2A USB Power Bank [monoprice.com] (White) $13 >NLA
- Monoprice Select Plus 20,000mAh 2-Port Up to 2A USB Power Bank [monoprice.com] (Black) $15 >NLA
- Monoprice Select Plus 10,000mAh 2-Port Up to 2A USB Power Bank [monoprice.com] (White) $9 >NLA
- Monoprice Select Plus 20,000mAh 2-Port Up to 2A USB Power Bank [monoprice.com] (White) $15 >NLA
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These packs use 18650 cells,hence the size and weight.
Here's discharge graphs for the 10,000 and 20,000 mAH packs. These are the real deal, Monoprice is not inflating their capacity unlike other companies. I'll update this with a graph of their 13,000 mAH pack once I complete that test. Note that when I recharged these packs, they took in as many mAH as their rating (the charge circuit is linear, so mAH in = mAH into the cells). Another indication that these packs are legit.
Added the discharge plot for the 16,000 mAH pack. (note the text on the graph is wrong)
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These packs use 18650 cells,hence the size and weight.
Here's discharge graphs for the 10,000 and 20,000 mAH packs. These are the real deal, Monoprice is not inflating their capacity unlike other companies. I'll update this with a graph of their 13,000 mAH pack once I complete that test. Note that when I recharged these packs, they took in as many mAH as their rating (the charge circuit is linear, so mAH in = mAH into the cells). Another indication that these packs are legit.
Added the discharge plot for the 16,000 mAH pack. (note the text on the graph is wrong)
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It really doesn't matter how long it takes to charge your phone since you can bring the battery pack with you, and it's not gonna be any slower if your phone is above 60 percent anyways.
But there's a big difference between a device getting 90% of rated capacity due to efficiency losses, and a device getting 40% because they use dummy cells filled with sand [wp.com] or no cells at all.
16,000/8=2,000
20,000/8=2,500
27,200/8=3,400
Those are all standard capacities for 18650 cells. So as the representative said, they didn't have to make it heavier, so why would they?
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It really doesn't matter how long it takes to charge your phone since you can bring the battery pack with you, and it's not gonna be any slower if your phone is above 60 percent anyways.
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Yikes.