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AINOPE Mini Portable 20W PD 10000mAh USB-C Power Bank w/ USB-C Cable $13.09 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or $35+ orders
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AINOPE US via Amazon [amazon.com] has AINOPE Mini Portable 20W PD 10000mAh USB-C Power Bank for $29.99 - $4 w/ clipped coupon - $12.90 (43% off) w/ code 43DQCI1P at checkout = $13.09. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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- Charge 3 devices simultaneously w/ x2 USB A (18W QC 3.0) ports and x1 USB C (20W PD 3.0) port
- Includes x1 USB-C to USB-C Cable & x1 USB-A to USB-C Cable
- LED Digital Display
- Dimensions: 3.76" x 2.53" x 0.88"
- 18-Month AINOPE Warranty
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I just hope that big hand doesn't slap me on the face after saying this.
I just hope that big hand doesn't slap me on the face after saying this.
That explains the very specific clarification they made in the description here [imgur.com] haha.
Exact dimensions are 3.76" x 2.53" x 0.88". Measures to be a little bigger than a credit card.
Exact dimensions are 3.76" x 2.53" x 0.88". Measures to be a little bigger than a credit card.
Ahh yes… measuring things in eggs. Similar to bananas.
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Who are they marketing to that is so rich they can afford to hold 3 eggs at once?? And if it is a comparison that means one might wish to compare this to holding 5 eggs.......
https://youtu.be/_Bq-6GeRhys in short, Amazon wanted sellers with trademarks, sellers used jumbled letters to get through the process faster since it's harder to trademark a word/name that's in use.