expired Posted by ItsSoCheap | Staff • 5d ago
May 29, 2025 5:48 AM
Item 1 of 4
Item 1 of 4
expired Posted by ItsSoCheap | Staff • 5d ago
May 29, 2025 5:48 AM
27650mAh Anker Prime 250W 3-Port Ultra Fast Charging Powerbank $109.99 + Free Shipping w/ Prime
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https://www.anker.com/blogs/others/wh-to-mah
https://www.anker.com/blogs/others/wh-to-mah
Freeze the video at 4:51.
99.54Wh is even stamped on the bottom of the actual product. I suppose that intern struck again.
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Freeze the video at 4:51.
99.54Wh is even stamped on the bottom of the actual product. I suppose that intern struck again.
Battery Capacity: 3950mAh @ 25.2V. There are 7 in there, as listed on the next line. This is why it's misleading. Again, read the blog I shared.
...And neither does it say it's FAA or TSA approved anywhere
Battery Capacity: 3950mAh @ 25.2V. There are 7 in there, as listed on the next line. This is why it's misleading. Again, read the blog I shared.
...And neither does it say it's FAA or TSA approved anywhere
Check the info graphic for this product that literally says "AIRLINE SAFE". There's even a picture of this power bank on an airline tray table. So you're telling me that Anker's own website is lying? You keep referring to the blog, but no average consumer is going to nerd out by reading that when the product description says it's okay to take on a plane. But go ahead and stop yourself from taking this on a plane.
Check the info graphic for this product that literally says "AIRLINE SAFE". There's even a picture of this power bank on an airline tray table. So you're telling me that Anker's own website is lying? You keep referring to the blog, but no average consumer is going to nerd out by reading that when the product description says it's okay to take on a plane. But go ahead and stop yourself from taking this on a plane.
Second, the TSA and FAA don't approve individual power banks. They set a limit and it's up to the manufacturers to create banks under that limit.