last time, buying two 10400k units will get you free shipping. now you still need to add another item to get free shipping

This post has been edited by azrash: Feb 23 2015, 09:15 AM

your life must have been better if someone sponsored you a data logger haha

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This post has been edited by Rudd: Mar 15 2015, 04:51 PM

any good pineng 10000mah powerbank which cost less than rm50 included shipping?

i want to avoid old model pn-968, pn-913 btw.

why not get one from xiaomi? they are having open order now. no need to wait for tuesday sales. I have Pineng as well, but i prefer xiaomi's build quality and charging rate on the mi is more stable.

http://www.mi.com/my/mipowerbank/

10.4k is great for big capacity
the 5k one is a pocketable version. i use this more.

Guys,
i have noticed there are quite many pineng boxes..
can someone clarify to me which boxes is original?
tq.




Credits for the pictures..

hi, sifu's'. i took out my power bank inside 18650 battery coz i think circuit board got prob. then i use multimeter to test, still not dead yet. i was thinking to use battery charger to charge it. is it safe? i think those r unprotected battery. i wil make sure charge in a moment then use multimeter to test to prevent over charge more than 4.2 volt. is it ok?

New power bank from Xiaomi, 10,000 mAh

So now we have Mi Bank, Zen Power and Honor PowerBank which looks like each other.

This post has been edited by NightFelix: May 14 2015, 09:38 AM

Some copycat. Though I rather that those powerbank are plastic rather than aluminum. Easy to scratch other things if put same pocket. Good heat dissipation though

I bought USB cable with the Volt and Ampere display from Aliexpress to test output from various USB port.

When no phone connected, it's will show the Volt. When phone is charging, the display change to the current Ampere from USB to the phone.

So far, most powerbank only can give 1.0 - 1.3Amp even use 2.1 Amp output slot. Tested using Yoobao, Xiaomi, Enerpad and Pineng. and also some cheap PB.



This post has been edited by nordingh: May 15 2015, 10:22 PM

I thought the device itself (phone/tablet) have capped the current input?

as you see in the pic, same phone used, when use Momax/Oppo adapter, I can get 1.4/1.5A but not with PB.

my original phone adapter have 1.5A output.

This post has been edited by nordingh: May 16 2015, 11:43 AM

And I agreed that direct from power plug gives a higher ampere charging. One thing I do not know... 2.1A output do not even gives near the mentioned output. Or is it the phone charging being restricted ?

2.1A output do not even gives near the mentioned output - this what is experience now..

I have test using a devices that can have input up to 2A... yet not use 2A at all.

finally find this kind of tred.. thx for sharing!

From what I read from here: http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/review-xiao...rdown-s14-crazy

Their testing can pull between 1.7-1.9 from the Xiaomi Powerbank. Hmmm.

why don't use measure it from the phone itself (galaxy charging current, gsam, Charging Report etc)?

Original comes in both type of packaging. Just different batch.

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