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21 Jun 18, 02:47 PM |
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Iphone 7 back up charger
Hi all
Does anyone know what to buy to have extra battery life for phones whilst using them all day in the parks please? Thank you |
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21 Jun 18, 02:54 PM |
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I've bought one of these for our trip. amazon/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I let my DS borrow it for Download festival and he charged his Iphone 6Plus twice from a single charge.
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21 Jun 18, 03:21 PM |
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the anker powercore units are a decent standard. beware of cheap no-name chinese knockoffs which only have a fraction of the claimed capacity.
size-wise, the 10000mah unit is enough to charge an average phone 3 times, and is the perfect compromise between capacity and size amazon/Anker-Power...90584&sr =1-3 they have them on offer regularly for nearer to £15, so if youre not in a hurry, set up a camelcamelcamel alert for them to drop in price again the 20100 has twice the capacity, so is good for charging multiple devices at the same time (2 usb ports)... again, its usually around £25 when on offer, so set up CCC for an alert. its probably the best capacity for your money, it's just bulkier than the 10k one above. amazon/dp/B00VJSGT...&tag=amzn21-21 hth |
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21 Jun 18, 04:40 PM |
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I second Anker - I've had a couple and they have been pretty reliable.
I currently have a very nice mophie power pack (also very expensive - only bought it as I desperately needed a charger at the last minute) which I am very happy with, especially as my version comes with a cable for both iPhone and a micro USB built in. One other option to consider if you are mainly in Disney is the Fuelrod - more info here disneyworld.disney.go/en...hone-chargers/ - basically you pay $30 for a small (not that great) power pack and some cables. But you can then continually swap out the power pack at various places in WDW for a freshly charged one, so no need to worry about charging it up or using it up during the day. I don't have one, but my friend has and it does seem incredibly useful if you are in Disney a lot. Outside of Disney it seems to be a lot less useful though as I don't think it holds much capacity...
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21 Jun 18, 05:00 PM |
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I have a few of the " chinese power rods " and they work well, when they break throw them away, cheap enough not to worry about
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22 Jun 18, 06:59 PM |
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22 Jun 18, 07:01 PM |
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So Anker it is. Thank you all
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22 Jun 18, 07:13 PM |
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Very Serious Dibber
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I have anker that I use over here but in Disney I used fuel rods. You can buy the first one for $30 ($20 online/off site) and then when it runs out just put it into the machine and get a new charged one. Saved having to carry a big power bar around and having to remember to charge it.
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