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INIU Power Bank 27000mAh/140W USB-C Portable Laptop Charger (Airline Approved)

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SimpleLife LLC via Amazon has INIU Power Bank 27000mAh/140W USB-C Portable Laptop Charger (Airline Approved) on sale for $71.99 - 40% when you apply coupon code SJUX64JB at checkout = $43.19. Shipping is free.

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SimpleLife LLC via Amazon has INIU Power Bank 27000mAh/140W USB-C Portable Laptop Charger (Airline Approved) on sale for $71.99 - 40% when you apply coupon code SJUX64JB at checkout = $43.19. Shipping is free.

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Striker325
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It is airline approved. It's 99Wh. The output is 140 watts.
Squirrels8MyLunch
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So far both of these work very well and as expected. Don't get hot or any obvious issues. I am an Anker fanboy, but Iniu seems to get good reviews from others too.
Akshat121
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I bought this a few months ago and like it

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So far both of these work very well and as expected. Don't get hot or any obvious issues. I am an Anker fanboy, but Iniu seems to get good reviews from others too.
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I bought this a few months ago and like it
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Squirrels8MyLunchJan 02, 2025 03:11 PM
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Any battery geeks here know how easy and where you can drop off old battery packs like this that are bad or you don't want anymore?

can't throw out (well shouldn't as i suppose u can do anything u want)

can't bring to landfill

I've heard any store like a staples or home depot that sells portable battery packs HAS to take old ones back from you and they properly dispose.
---What I'm getting at is how "easy" or common is this, will the standard employee give me a surprised Pikachu face and get a manager or is it like oh yeah no problem?
---Also DEC website in some states says legally they have to so you should report them if they refuse.
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dagaduJan 02, 2025 03:34 PM
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Quote from Squirrels8MyLunch :
Any battery geeks here know how easy and where you can drop off old battery packs like this that are bad or you don't want anymore?

can't throw out (well shouldn't as i suppose u can do anything u want)

can't bring to landfill

I've heard any store like a staples or home depot that sells portable battery packs HAS to take old ones back from you and they properly dispose.
---What I'm getting at is how "easy" or common is this, will the standard employee give me a surprised Pikachu face and get a manager or is it like oh yeah no problem?
---Also DEC website in some states says legally they have to so you should report them if they refuse.
I haven't gone inside any BB / Staples stores for months, but they used to have drop box for e-waste by the door. No question asked.
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Meribela_SJan 02, 2025 03:51 PM
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Check city for ewaste sites. I used them for electronics like tv
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Quote from Squirrels8MyLunch :
Any battery geeks here know how easy and where you can drop off old battery packs like this that are bad or you don't want anymore?can't throw out (well shouldn't as i suppose u can do anything u want)can't bring to landfillI've heard any store like a staples or home depot that sells portable battery packs HAS to take old ones back from you and they properly dispose.---What I'm getting at is how "easy" or common is this, will the standard employee give me a surprised Pikachu face and get a manager or is it like oh yeah no problem?---Also DEC website in some states says legally they have to so you should report them if they refuse.
My local landfill has a spot designated for ewaste before you get to the actual entrance. It i filled with pcs, tvs, batteries. Call your city or county if they don't have any info about it on their websites.
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Squirrels8MyLunchJan 02, 2025 03:59 PM
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Quote from dagadu :
I haven't gone inside any BB / Staples stores for months, but they used to have drop box for e-waste by the door. No question asked.
Did they charge you a fee to do so?

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supermansoccer1Jan 02, 2025 04:00 PM
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Showing $72 for me
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dagaduJan 02, 2025 04:05 PM
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Quote from Squirrels8MyLunch :
Did they charge you a fee to do so?
Nope. AFAIK recycle fee is paid upfront when you purchase the item. Check your state regulation, it may varies. We live in CA.
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SociableStag887Jan 02, 2025 04:25 PM
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Quote from supermansoccer1 :
Showing $72 for me
did you apply the promo code? I just got this for the price OP listed.
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butter123Jan 02, 2025 04:30 PM
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Besides 27k vs 25k and 140w vs 100w, are there any differences between the two models?
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Quote from butter123 :
Besides 27k vs 25k and 140w vs 100w, are there any differences between the two models?
The two displays are different. The 140w one has a charge/discharge rate display along with an estimated time to full/empty at the current charge/discharge rate.

The 100w one only tells you % remaining.

140w one can change between simple % display or charge/discharge display.
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Quote from butter123 :
Besides 27k vs 25k and 140w vs 100w, are there any differences between the two models?
probably only the screen with more info vs less
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Just my two cents. I bought a similar ugreen power bank and what makes these types of power banks unique is their high voltage output. I use mine to power my travel CPAP. Honestly compare the price of these to like a Zopec mini for a CPAP and the savings are huge.
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Showing $72 for me
Use the coupon code SJUX64JB

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