Sanren-USA via Amazon[amazon.com] has 2-Pack Aonimi 10000mAh Power Bank w/ 2-Count Charging Cables on sale for $19.95 - 15% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $16.96. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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Sanren-USA via Amazon[amazon.com] has 2-Pack Aonimi 10000mAh Power Bank w/ 2-Count Charging Cables on sale for $19.95 - 15% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $16.96. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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No PD charge. One plug is micro USB (not a deal killer, I just ignore it). No fast charge. I would rather pay a few more dollars per battery bank to get those features than roll the dice on this 'brand' just to have two. I'm kind of surprised people still find excuses to buy these types of batteries with how competitive the market has become with products that have more modern features available. Not judging, just saying
No PD charge. One plug is micro USB (not a deal killer, I just ignore it). No fast charge. I would rather pay a few more dollars per battery bank to get those features than roll the dice on this 'brand' just to have two. I'm kind of surprised people still find excuses to buy these types of batteries with how competitive the market has become with products that have more modern features available. Not judging, just saying
If you need one for a smart device or laptop that requires high availability, sure.
But with how everything shifted to USB charging and the easy availability of adapters, there's still tons of use for these in various projects. Any device that takes AA or AAA batteries can use them with a converter for extra endurance.
They're also cheap enough to not have to worry about lending them out to visiting friends.
Throw them on a trickle charger and they're happy to be left alone for months in case of emergency.
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If you need one for a smart device or laptop that requires high availability, sure.
But with how everything shifted to USB charging and the easy availability of adapters, there's still tons of use for these in various projects. Any device that takes AA or AAA batteries can use them with a converter for extra endurance.
They're also cheap enough to not have to worry about lending them out to visiting friends.
Throw them on a trickle charger and they're happy to be left alone for months in case of emergency.
Perhaps, but for four dollars more you can get a 30W unit with a built in USB-C cable, that has newer cells and better temp protection. And still has a Type-A and Type-C port in addition to the integrated cable.
Even for older devices, I would go with Zolo/INIU/Baseus $12 bricks for the flexibility to use on modern devices jointly.
I expect these will fall to 2-for-$10 territory this year, before they finally exit the supply chain.
Perhaps, but for four dollars more you can get a 30W unit with a built in USB-C cable, that has newer cells and better temp protection. And still has a Type-A and Type-C port in addition to the integrated cable.
Even for older devices, I would go with Zolo/INIU/Baseus $12 bricks for the flexibility to use on modern devices jointly.
I expect these will fall to 2-for-$10 territory this year, before they finally exit the supply chain.
Naturally, paying more gets you more features.
This $8 each isn't terrible for this style of battery. And it does have USB-C, even if it isn't PD.
If you need one for a smart device or laptop that requires high availability, sure.
But with how everything shifted to USB charging and the easy availability of adapters, there's still tons of use for these in various projects. Any device that takes AA or AAA batteries can use them with a converter for extra endurance.
They're also cheap enough to not have to worry about lending them out to visiting friends.
Throw them on a trickle charger and they're happy to be left alone for months in case of emergency.
My original points still stand. I would rather have several battery banks that work for any situation than these laying around for whatever random reason that people come up with to justify spending money on them... like, "lending them to visiting friends" lol.
I could care less what other people buy for their own reasons. If you can justify it, good on you. I don't understand it based on the logic that I see as most valid but I also don't need to understand why you spend your money on something.
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barely worth the $9 each.
would be a deal at $12
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But with how everything shifted to USB charging and the easy availability of adapters, there's still tons of use for these in various projects. Any device that takes AA or AAA batteries can use them with a converter for extra endurance.
They're also cheap enough to not have to worry about lending them out to visiting friends.
Throw them on a trickle charger and they're happy to be left alone for months in case of emergency.
But with how everything shifted to USB charging and the easy availability of adapters, there's still tons of use for these in various projects. Any device that takes AA or AAA batteries can use them with a converter for extra endurance.
They're also cheap enough to not have to worry about lending them out to visiting friends.
Throw them on a trickle charger and they're happy to be left alone for months in case of emergency.
Even for older devices, I would go with Zolo/INIU/Baseus $12 bricks for the flexibility to use on modern devices jointly.
I expect these will fall to 2-for-$10 territory this year, before they finally exit the supply chain.
Even for older devices, I would go with Zolo/INIU/Baseus $12 bricks for the flexibility to use on modern devices jointly.
I expect these will fall to 2-for-$10 territory this year, before they finally exit the supply chain.
This $8 each isn't terrible for this style of battery. And it does have USB-C, even if it isn't PD.
But with how everything shifted to USB charging and the easy availability of adapters, there's still tons of use for these in various projects. Any device that takes AA or AAA batteries can use them with a converter for extra endurance.
They're also cheap enough to not have to worry about lending them out to visiting friends.
Throw them on a trickle charger and they're happy to be left alone for months in case of emergency.
I could care less what other people buy for their own reasons. If you can justify it, good on you. I don't understand it based on the logic that I see as most valid but I also don't need to understand why you spend your money on something.
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Deal is live again even though SD hasn't updated expired status yet.
Far better deal in my opinion. And exactly where I said the price was headed.
Update: Six hours later the coupon has expired again.
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Also it can't go on aircraft, since stated capacity exceeds 160 Wh.
Wanted to buy one for road trips, but the reviews scared me off. Thanks for sharing though.
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