What is the difference between 2600, 5200 &amp; 8400mAH in terms of usage?
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First check the battery size of the device you want to charge then can determine the usage. For example, iphone 5 batter is 1,440 mAh so for a 2600 mAh charger, it should charge iphone 5 alwmost twice if at 0% battery. (2600 / 1440 = approx 1.8 times).
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If you were to restate 3000mah (milli-amp-hours) to just 'ah' you would see it stated as '3.0ah'... So the 3000mah battery provides more power than the 2600mah battery. Essentailly, the 3.0ah battery will provide it's power for a longer period of time than the 2.6ah battery. So your Drill Driver, etc., will keep it's strenghth a little longer 3.0 vs the 2.6... Hope that explains it.
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Neither, it has a bigger area so that you can have an extended battery. The 5200mah extended battery is twice as thick as a normal battery, so the normal back cover wont cover.
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In theory. 2600mAH should hold more charge. I didn't do any scientific test but as far as I can tell, these battery seem to perform as good as the canon battery.
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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.
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The output is listed as: 2×USB 5V 2100mA, DC 9V/12V 2000mA. mAh is commonly used to describe the total amount of energy a battery can store at one time, so that is not related to a particular voltage. The fact that it is 10000 mAh just means you can change your device more time than with a external battery of less capacity.
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The Nook is probably just like my iPad Air & requires a 2.4 mAh charging output. I do not have one but that is just a guess on my part. I have the 7800 mAh PNY & it has two USB charging ports, a 1.0 & a 2.4, which charges at over twice the rate as a 1.0 port. I would see if you can do an exchange and get either the 5200 or 7800 PNY that both have dual charging ports. You will be amazed at how much faster it will charge all your devices, plus you can charge two at once if desired. The 7800 is just smaller than a pack of cigarettes, so it is not overly big. The 2600 is a nice back up for a smart phone, but I think you would love the 7800. I bought my wife one as well because Amazon had them at such a good price & she loves it as well. Hope this helps you out.
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Its is upgradable to 8.1. That's what Im using right now as I type. It will take up to 16GB of Ram at 1600Mhz. Ive never looked at the battery upgrade. Mine will run hard for a couple of hours on the stock battery or will get to the 6 hour mark surfing the net etc. You'll get about 3 -5 hours of Netflix or movie watching. You cannot upgrade the motherboard without MAJOR modifications.
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If the 400 mAh battery fits physically it will last about 4/3 longer than the 300mAh battery. The suffix "mAh" is the designation used to signify current storing capacity of a small battery. The larger the number the better.
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No. Not that I know of. I have the 7500 mah version but I assume its nearly the same as the 8500 version. You can ask them on facebook ZeroLemon responds pretty fast! I know someone took it apart and added wireless charging capability to it themself.
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I have both, The 8800mAh will ofcourse last you longer. These are a great buy man. Get them, they are are super cheap compared to a bikeshop price. Rain, Snow, whatever, I've used them in all conditions here in Colorado.
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Seems to be close to the 8500. The specs show it to be slightly slower if I recall correctly.
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I used a 32GB today with no problems. Of course, the battery will run out WAY before you max out a 32GB chip.
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I'm not sure what you might find to be the difference. However, I do know that my 4400 mAh still lasts me over 5 hours of intense use, and I've been using it daily for almost nine months I believe. Either way I don't think you can go wrong!
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Hi Josh, you may refer to the table below for the battery life vs memory capacity. -Ely2GB - 22 hrs 20 min4 GB - 44 hrs 40 min16GB - 89 hrs 25 min32GB - 178 hrs 357 min
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Amazon has the run time listed wrong. The 12hrs is fro the 5600mAh battery. The ASUS UL30A-X5 ships with the 4400mAh battery which is listed at 10hrs max.
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5200 is correct. It fits and works well with the Acer 5520 laptop. 5200Mah designates the battery life under load.