Pineng

I second u. Me myself using eneloop by Sanyo for my flash.

After 3 years, still powerful. No regret.

can't comment much.. never bought pinning power bank before.. hehe..

as for you,which powerbank satisfy you most?

just tried using Charger Doctor to test all the output of the power bank I owned.

In terms of output.
1. Romoss - Sailing series (China) - As per claimed.
2. Johoyo (Malaysia) - Slightly lesser than claimed. +/- 10%
3. Yoobao (China) - Slightly lesser than claimed. +/- 10%
4. Feelook (Korea) - 50% higher than claimed.

Still got few haven't test - MiPow, Xiaomi, InnoStar, Perfume Power Bank.

Will update again once tested. Not sure if this is the right indicator..

My favourite still Romoss sailing series, simple design, MiPow, simple and elegant and Feelook, simple and nice features - with infra red pointer and torch

I'm currently using a Lithium Labs 15,000 mAh powerbank. It charges my iPhone 5 fully about 4 times. And takes about 12 hours to charge the powerbank to full. I'm very satisfied with it. 2 USB ports with an LED flashlight built-in (which is unnecessary).

I'm not sure about the brand, seems to be a Malaysian brand with very little sources. My friend brought one from Malaysia and left it behind here with me when he went back. Was gonna buy an Anker off Amazon but now I have a free powerbank.

https://www.facebook.com/lithiumlabsmalaysia

This post has been edited by latias93: Oct 22 2014, 12:39 PM

A 15000mah powerbank should be able to charge an iphone 5 around 6 times (based on 65% efficiency). Also the powerbank input is only 5V 1A but it can recharge the powerbank full for 12 hours only? I think the powerbank u have is not really at 15000mah capacity, but i guess it was a free powerbank so no complains on that

That's what I thought, perhaps it's only 10,000mAh or so. The Facebook page was all I could find on this company, and I'm usually very dubious of 'unheard' products. I'll use this one until it rosak and then get an Anker or Yoobao.

u can consider romoss too.. the output is accurate..

Thanks bro. Any recommended models for me? Something that can charge iPhone 3-5 times should be enough.

I'm using the 2600mAh cos wanted to test the brand only before we decide to sell or not. So far so good. If you wanted to buy, i would suggest buying those higher than 7800mAh cos the input is 2.1A. You get faster charging on the power bank itself. Some brands, even with output more than 10K, the input is still 1A only.

Thanks for your suggestion. 2.1A input is definitely a must because I need to have the powerbank fully charged in between uses. I will keep that in mind the next time I need to buy a new powerbank.

sorry if out of topic.

just want to share some info that : Poslaju cannot send powerbank to Sabah anymore start today until further notice. Not sure about other state.

sad.

This post has been edited by ronron: Oct 31 2014, 10:49 AM

Pos laju cannot send between West and east Malaysia to be exact. U can try other courier but prepared to pay for rn30 per shipment.
It does affect us too as we are unable to send to West malaysia anymore since we are based in Sabah.

I did use Mi Power Bank which is still working fine till today..

try pineng 20000 mah bro.. very good one..

XiaoMi power bank not bad.

yup not bad.. in fact good ... it fits into the category of cheap, nice and good... hehe.. but one thing misfit.. QC not really good. some pb i bought need to charge longer than others..

Power got 2 type of battery lithium ion and polymer.. Which one is better?

both got pros and cons

lithium ion is cheap and safer but heavy
lithium polymer is more expensive but lightweight, however if the circuit board is poor quality, it will affect the battery performance (easily overheat)