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No comments yet… any thoughts or feedback from the community? No name brand 2 pack on a 63w 20,000 mah brick? Seems too good to be true- feel like this thing will either blow up or brick within 4 weeks.
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I've had a pair of these for around two months and so far so good. Use them daily to power an MPC One on the go. Usually takes 8-10 hours to fully deplete.
use daily, are you on your phone every min of the day?
It's not a phone. I use the machine daily and the battery holds its charge for 8-10 hours using that exclusively. I'd say I use it 2-3 hours a day. I recharge it once dead and swap to the second battery.
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No comments yet… any thoughts or feedback from the community? No name brand 2 pack on a 63w 20,000 mah brick? Seems too good to be true- feel like this thing will either blow up or brick within 4 weeks.
EINOVA is actually a brand name.
This is from their website: Unique charging devices for the home and office. Designed and engineered in Modena, Italy. https://einova.com/?srsltid=AfmBO...MfR6a7_8Z7
Got these during a previous "deal". Aside from shipping taking forever and one of the battery packs not having the plastic cover on the display screen like the other one did, they seem to work fine. and since they're flatter, they fit in my laptop bag for work better than the bulkier 20k mah pack I have.
Just be prepared to wait for shipping. It took over 2 weeks just to ship and then they sent it DHL which took 4 days between their handoff to USPS scan and USPS saying they got it.
overall, for $15/pack they're fine. you can do worse.
No comments yet… any thoughts or feedback from the community? No name brand 2 pack on a 63w 20,000 mah brick? Seems too good to be true- feel like this thing will either blow up or brick within 4 weeks.
I have a pair of these for 4 months. I use them to power phones/ipad (multiple times) while i am in long travel and occasionally laptop as well using USB C port. It holds power for long time (have seen for at least 3 weeks) while not in use. The only downside is they are bit heavy and big size to carry while travelling comparatively
No comments yet… any thoughts or feedback from the community? No name brand 2 pack on a 63w 20,000 mah brick? Seems too good to be true- feel like this thing will either blow up or brick within 4 weeks.
They are really great. They charge my s22 ultra very fast. I could probably do a full charge 2-3 times over. They brick itself takes a very long time to fully charge. The only issue ive ran into is that it gets stuck at 75% when charging at times. But cant complain at $15 each.
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This is from their website: Unique charging devices for the home and office. Designed and engineered in Modena, Italy.
https://einova.com/?srsltid=AfmBO.
Just be prepared to wait for shipping. It took over 2 weeks just to ship and then they sent it DHL which took 4 days between their handoff to USPS scan and USPS saying they got it.
overall, for $15/pack they're fine. you can do worse.
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