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Best mobile power pack?

Aug 22, 2012 5:12 PM

I was looking at a mobile power pack by Rayovac (PS60), but the reviews for it are horrible. 800 mAh, but only increased phone battery by 10-20%. Does anyone out there have a portable power pack that they are happy with? I'm looking for something to put in my pack when hiking so I can keep my GPS on.

jwildman16 jwildman16

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Yes, I have an energizer 8000 mAh unit and it has charged up my phone, tablet, and laptop in emergencies.

Here's one place that sells it. Note that I did not do a price comparison so this may or may not be the best place to get it. I'm providing the link for educational purposes only.

http://www.jr.com/energizer/pe/ENR_XP8000/

cengland0 cengland0
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I was hoping to see some of those packs during this Woot-off.

90mcg112 90mcg112
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I bought this from eBay about a month ago and it's rated for 5000mAh for about $16.

So far it works like it should (but charges my iPad a little slow) and the lights it makes doesn't make any sense. But if it charges for less than $20 bucks then I guess it does the job.

Similar rebranded versions of these are sold here and here.

Hope this helps!

joshobra joshobra
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@cengland0: I have that also and I love it! I highly recommend.

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