Panasonic Emergency Battery Charger 5400 mAh

[boyito 0]

A brand new Panasonic Mobile Backup Power 5400mAh for sale

 

Specification:

- Capacity: 5400mAh (Charges your iPhone to nearly full twice)

- Charges 2 equipment in the same time via 2 USB outputs

- Max 1.5A Output (Capable of charging iPads)

- 1 Year Warranty by Panasonic Thailand

 

Price: 1,890 baht (Free delivery nationwide via express postal service)

Lower Price Guaranteed than market price.

 

If you are interested, please kindly call 087-563-9139 (Boy) or drop us an email at boyito@gmail.com

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All inquiries and questions are welcome! We speak perfect English

 

 

Edited September 5, 2012 by boyito

[Grandpollo 366]

The iPad requires a charger of 5V at 2.1 amps. 1.5A may run it in conjunction with a non dead battery. If it wasn't 3.7V that is, since iPad charge at 5V and 2A.

 

3.7V is a common charging voltage for a cell phone.

 

$60 for a battery is pretty steep to be honest.

[jacko 8,778]

The iPad requires a charger of 5V at 2.1 amps. 1.5A may run it in conjunction with a non dead battery. If it wasn't 3.7V that is, since iPad charge at 5V and 2A.

 

3.7V is a common charging voltage for a cell phone.

 

$60 for a battery is pretty steep to be honest.

Try buying one from Apple...

[LasRobos 270]

I did buy an external battery for the purpose of recharging my iPad2 when the battery gets low and I may not be in a location to charge it such as on an airplane. I am not sure of the brand, but it says "NEW Trent" on the battery. It works great. When I get down to about 5% of battery life I can plug the iPad2 into the battery and continue using the iPad2 and it will bring it back up to 100%. I bought it somewhere online for about $70 a year ago.

 

It has proven to be very useful! I now can go about 20 hours before needing to plug into a wall outlet.

Edited September 6, 2012 by LasRobos

[Grandpollo 366]

Try buying one from Apple...

 

Apple does not sell these external batteries but loads of merchants do in varying capacities, even enough to power MacBook laptops for many hours.

 

The point is that a 5V, 2.1A device won't benefit from a 3.7V, 1.5A battery and as it says on the package it is for cell phones. And grossly overpriced at $60 to boot.

[jacko 8,778]

Apple does not sell these external batteries but loads of merchants do in varying capacities, even enough to power MacBook laptops for many hours.

 

The point is that a 5V, 2.1A device won't benefit from a 3.7V, 1.5A battery and as it says on the package it is for cell phones. And grossly overpriced at $60 to boot.

Do they sell internal batteries?

[LasRobos 270]

Do they sell internal batteries?

 

I believe they do sell new internal batteries, but I believe Apple personnel have to install the internal battery. I am certainly no expert on this, so please if someone knows to the contrary please post.

[jacko 8,778]

I believe they do sell new internal batteries, but I believe Apple personnel have to install the internal battery. I am certainly no expert on this, so please if someone knows to the contrary please post.

When I looked it up, you had to send the phone in for a 'service' , $79 + $6.95 shipping.

[Grandpollo 366]

Do they sell internal batteries?

 

Apple? Of course they do. Just a part like any other part.

 

And there are vendors for external iPod, iPhone, iPad batteries and external MacBook batteries, some of those of immense capacity and more than the one inside the laptop.

[Grandpollo 366]

I believe they do sell new internal batteries, but I believe Apple personnel have to install the internal battery. I am certainly no expert on this, so please if someone knows to the contrary please post.

 

In warranty you should let them as it is covered. Outside of warranty you do it yourself with a "spudger" and a new battery.

 

Here's the guide from a place that sells the parts and tools and are renowned for the guides:

[CheshireTom 1,377]

Apple does not sell these external batteries but loads of merchants do in varying capacities, even enough to power MacBook laptops for many hours.

 

Apple (UK) sells external batteries for iPads etc.

 

 

Edited September 7, 2012 by CheshireTom

[Grandpollo 366]

Apple does not sell Apple branded batteries was my meaning. The Apple store sells all sorts of things, with not the best pricing on most of it but theirs where they are at least even with competitors.

 

The combo case/battery for iPhone have been around a long time and apart from the extra size are popular. The other products are external with cables to the device: http://www.hypershop...ne-USB-s/91.htm

 

Hyperjuice batteries go right to 222 WH which is huge for a laptop. Almost four times the capacity of the 64 WH stock battery in a 13" MacBook Pro.

Edited September 7, 2012 by Grandpollo

[jacko 8,778]

Apple? Of course they do. Just a part like any other part.

 

 

Link..... put up or.......