I am really pleased. Some reviews have said that every once in a while you get a dead one, but I have not experienced that. I am going to London in a couple of months, and having these will help on those long days of touring, I think.
Nah you can get rechargeable small 5000mah batteries that are barely any bigger. This is so wasteful and harmful to the environment. This makes no sense to me. Also 5v and 1amp is a sloooooooooowwwwww charge rate. Sorry not for me and I don't think anyone else should waste their money or time. I've enjoyed some of your other videos, but in my opinion this is a fail.
I don't think I would use them all the time. But I have been caught before in a park or somewhere where I didn't have access to plug in. We don't always have a 3/4 lb battery and at 1.7 oz, these can be great in an emergency . . . Which is why they are called "emergency" chargers, I guess.....go figure. Have a Blessed Day!
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The wife and I have used them at the beach. They do come in handy.
Glad you shared this,I am going to get some of those. Looks like a great option for what they're designed for.
I am really pleased. Some reviews have said that every once in a while you get a dead one, but I have not experienced that. I am going to London in a couple of months, and having these will help on those long days of touring, I think.
Nah you can get rechargeable small 5000mah batteries that are barely any bigger. This is so wasteful and harmful to the environment. This makes no sense to me. Also 5v and 1amp is a sloooooooooowwwwww charge rate. Sorry not for me and I don't think anyone else should waste their money or time. I've enjoyed some of your other videos, but in my opinion this is a fail.
Seems wasteful.
I don't think I would use them all the time. But I have been caught before in a park or somewhere where I didn't have access to plug in. We don't always have a 3/4 lb battery and at 1.7 oz, these can be great in an emergency . . . Which is why they are called "emergency" chargers, I guess.....go figure. Have a Blessed Day!