Why doesn't this mention the mah or the battery capacity ?
1077068
Not sure why but Targus's website says its 4800mah. The latest iPad (4th gen) has a 11,560mah battery. Remember though, unlike phone chargers, this one spits out enough amps to actually be able to charge tablets. Most probably wouldn't want to carry around a 12,000mah battery charger anyway. With something like this you will get a handful of hours back on your tablet while it still being pocketable. Not what of take on a camping trip but you should be switching off all your electronics and enjoying the scenery anyway!
87301
Should be fine. The mah is storage of energy, so it just means the battery should last longer.
2264745
It's actually not hidden - it's written in the "bullet point feature list" right below the size/quantity options. Written like this:Improved high recovery typeHigh Capacity (2400mAh)Hundreds of CyclesExcellent Over-discharge PerformancePerhaps, you might have thought it was "hidden" because it's not written in the "extended description" lower on the page. Maybe you scrolled right down to that and so didn't see the spec. (I must say, this being one of the most important specs along with cycles, it really should be prominent there too, in case people don't notice it at the top.) It's actually not hidden - it's written in the "bullet point feature list" right below the size/quantity options. Written like this:Improved high recovery typeHigh Capacity (2400mAh)Hundreds of CyclesExcellent Over-discharge PerformancePerhaps, you might have thought it was "hidden" because it's not written in the "extended description" lower on the page. Maybe you scrolled right down to that and so didn't see the spec. (I must say, this being one of the most important specs along with cycles, it really should be prominent... » Read More It's actually not hidden - it's written in the "bullet point feature list" right below the size/quantity options. Written like this:Improved high recovery typeHigh Capacity (2400mAh)Hundreds of CyclesExcellent Over-discharge PerformancePerhaps, you might have thought it was "hidden" because it's not written in the "extended description" lower on the page. Maybe you scrolled right down to that and so didn't see the spec. (I must say, this being one of the most important specs along with cycles, it really should be prominent there too, in case people don't notice it at the top.) « Show Less
270910
Different batteries have a different stated capacity. The greater the MAh rating, the more power the battery holds, and thereby the longer they will work in a given product.
468842
In the batteries, under + and size AA you can read 2300 mAh. It's true ??? I don't know exactly
489726
Truthfully i didn't pay much attention to the mah number. On amazon i entered the phone type and weeded out the battry from there. The battery was a bit different than my original in that the connector was 2 separate pieces instead of 2 wires attached to one connector. I hope this helps at least a bit
1512996
The difference is the mAh which means the amount of charge the battery will hold. The higer the mAh the longer the battery will emit power between charges. It will work.
1419523
You have to make sure you have room. The higher the mah the bigger the battery
1621178
On the display, the meter shows the battery, with the amount of charge left on it. But it does not give a precise number. You have to estimate it from the simple diagram.
1038345
A few months ago, I received a 7.4 900mah Li-ion. Not so sure that .2 would make any difference at all.
1757643
I received this item, and they are both rated 1200 mAh. So picture must be wrong.
2142509
Yes. As a general rule, in addition to the dinensions, you only need to be concerned with voltage. Capacity, in this case measuered in miliamphours (mah) only determines how long the battery will last. More amperage = longer life, less = less.
660308
Whose or Where does the listing identify two battery numbers? Not enough information provided.
406484
I checked the batteries and the branded box they came in. There is no mah rating; only the voltage. Perhaps Duracell doesn't want you to know.
244441
My data tag says 10.8/7200 mAh T60The amp hrs only really matter if your looking for more run time in a laptop 6600 vs 7200 is miniscule now compared to a six or even a 3 cell is quite significant
30546
Probably not. But it would help if you provided more information. What battery, cell count, mah and C rate. How old is the battery? What is the current draw at WOT? You are probably just over loading the battery.
2143207
If this were 50000mah, it would be at 3.7 volts, leaving less available for use at the 5 volts of usb. That being said, I doubt this is really the stated capacity. I plan to take it apart soon and discover what it really contains. I will post a discussion topic here if possible after it is dismantled.