Would you recommend this over the Anker 3000mAH?
311973
I've had this thing for a couple of months and it is still working great. I would recommend this over any brand that is less mAh.
311974
I have the Anker 10,000mAh unit with 2 USB ports. I had an issue with one after 13 months were it only charged up %75 with three LEDs lit. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one with no questions asked. And Anker soecificaly says its a Lithium polymer battery. Li-Po is capable of holding a charge for months on end with out any loss of power. It's gone 2 or 3 months without use but still fully charged and ready for that long flight. With an 18 month warranty it's great. Charges the devices fast and is capable of being charged with a 1.5 Amp charger so it charges faster than most larg battery banks. I hope this helps. I have the Anker 10,000mAh unit with 2 USB ports. I had an issue with one after 13 months were it only charged up %75 with three LEDs lit. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one with no questions asked. And Anker soecificaly says its a Lithium polymer battery. Li-Po is capable of holding a charge for months on end with out any loss of power. It's gone 2 or 3 months without use but still fully charged and ready for that long flight. With an 18 month warranty it's great. Charges the devices fast and is capable of being charged with a 1.5 Amp charger so it charges faster than most larg... » Read More I have the Anker 10,000mAh unit with 2 USB ports. I had an issue with one after 13 months were it only charged up %75 with three LEDs lit. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one with no questions asked. And Anker soecificaly says its a Lithium polymer battery. Li-Po is capable of holding a charge for months on end with out any loss of power. It's gone 2 or 3 months without use but still fully charged and ready for that long flight. With an 18 month warranty it's great. Charges the devices fast and is capable of being charged with a 1.5 Amp charger so it charges faster than most larg battery banks. I hope this helps. « Show Less
311975
You are talking about 11200mah vs 3000mah I own 2 if them and would buy a third if I had a use for it I would not buy the Anker that's just me
311976
Don't know about the Anker - but I absolutely love the 11200mAh! Bought one for each of my daughters and son-in-laws as stocking stuffers. Fits in my purse/briefcase easily too. Great for meeting or while I am flying.
311977
Yes absolutely, This battery can easily hold a charge for days on end, And it can recharge a mobile phone- (of course depending on your battery capacity and output)- many times over. If that's not enough of a deal breaker, The full exposure desk light has come in handy dozens of times.
311978
Depends how much you want to pay I own 2 of them and use them everyday and never had a problem and the flashlight works amazing!
1983922
so far so good. however i did not use it that much during last several months. i charge it twice until now. it did last longer than 3000 mah. try it.
270988
get the 6000mah. It will give you two full charge from it. I use a Nexus 4 and get two full charge from it and that is more than adequate for the day.
715795
The bassboomz sounds great although pricey. Mine suddenly stopped working after a couple months so reliability may be an issue. I don't own the anker but I have the oontz curve and I love it - same price as the anker.
1090670
Personally I bought the "New Trent PowerPak Ultra 14000mAh Portable Dual USB Port External Battery Charger/Power Pack for Smartphones, Tablets and more" it's the best among all others I tried before capacity keeps you running quite some time... works very well for iPads too and you can charge an iPhone at least 7 times with a full battery.
1313522
The juice pack is almost like a power bank. You charge it and then it charges your phone, which is lame. The anker 7800 mah is a battery replacement. The battery is a much larger battery that also comes with a case that replaces the back of your phone, which accommodates for the larger battery thickness and also protects the phone. I was weary at first but I can say with 100% confidence at this point that it is amazing, and you should get it. I finally actually use all of the battery draining features that make the s4 what it is. Not trying to sound like an infomercial lol. Just love this thing
1996701
I would call Anker directly. I called them before I purchased mine to ensure it supported what I needed and they are extremely helpful. I use mine with a Lenovo ThinkPad and it works great!
1032934
The charger in the package you mentioned has the same model number (BCG-34HLD) as the one in this product page. So the only difference is in the four AA batteries included. Personally, I don't trust any NiMH AA cells with capacity 2500mAh or over. They all suffer from rapid-self-discharge problem after a few cycles. That's why I recommend using only low-self-discharge (Pre-Charged) type, such as those 2000mAh cells included in this package.
1263777
I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
1270026
Depends on whether you buy a reputable brand battery with accurate current rating at this drain rate. Most 4000mAH cells are not rated correctly and will be a disappointment.
1522794
mAH rates the capacity of the Battery in Milli-Amp-Hours. If all other battery specs are equal the 2600mAH would be the better battery because of its higher capacity giving you longer battery life.
2033335
Any rechargeable AA will work. The ones with the higher mAh ratings will likely hold a charge longer. I've used different brands without noticing much difference. I would just avoid the cheapest, unknown brands.
406764
Not at all. I just replaced my old Samsung battery with the Anker 3100. It's the same size as the battery that comes with your phone. Anything else is an imitation.
1281705
I don't have the Jackery, but if you're referring to the 5600mah one, this Limeade is almost 3 times the capacity!(Hence a slight increase in size) but still looks sleeker I think. At $49 for 13000mah compared to the 39$ I think limeade makes for a good deal.
1789287
The outport is a USB port, so if you've the correct charging cable with a USB connector on one end and your surface connector on the other, I don't see why not. The 30000 is simply a battery.
195934
Yes and yes! Mine charged faster in the Anker charger that includes oem and non oem i717 batteries
776089
For me, the Ankor 1600 has breathed new life onto my three year old phone. A charge will last easily 24 hours with heavy use, i.e. Facebook, games, Internet and GPS. Plus my settings are defenantly not power friendly. Where I used to have to carry a charger with me and search for an open outlet, now I'm good all day