"Honest" Rated USB Battery?
Looking at some they boast a milliamp hour capacity that is just plain dishonest. Is there a "preferred" brand?
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
similar to lead, judge mostly on size and weight.
Looking at some they boast a milliamp hour capacity that is just plain dishonest. Is there a "preferred" brand?
If you expect to carry in your back pocket buy accordingly.
Make sure the charge connectors work for you so one cable is all you need to both charge the thing and run your device.
Have several and they all seem to be pretty good.- Pot calling the kettle black?
- What is it you "no" believe Bill? "There is No Preferred Brand? You do not "no"? Or, "no" to everything above and below? I "no" you are more interested in critiquing the poster than answering a question.
- No. I believe that this is the first response I have ever made to the OP's post without being totally confused about the topic.
- I have had good luck with the ROMOSS brand.
You can buy a generic 2 18650 cell battery bank on eBay for a couple of bucks. Then buy Panasonic cells. - I hadn't heard of them either. Amazon sells them, you can go there to read about them.
Very expensive compared to Amazon's standard rechargeable AA batteries. The standard rechargeables also have a better mAh rating. And the standard rechargeable are rated for about double the number of charges that the USB batteries can take.
Bill - Had to google this. No idea there was such a thing!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moixa#USBCell - Yes
