The last pair I bought was actually pretty good. The kind of charging it offers was comparable with rather bulky battery packs. I’m assuming there’s some secret drawback like 1 in 10 will suffer battery swelling in a year.
After checking, I have one of this model (I think my husband may have bought it), and it has been riding around in my purse without losing capacity (according to its display). I’ve used it a couple of times to reduce battery drain while in large buildings with tenuous signal that had the phone constantly hunting for data connectivity.
I bought one last year that’s identical but different name stenciled on it. Takes seemingly forever to charge back to full if really low % even using QC3 or PD. But the sucker works Great!
I can charge my 2025 Moto Edge up about 3 times. So mine may be only 20,000 maH.
Rough estimate because I don’t let the battery on either go really low anymore.
I’m buying one of these too!
Hope this helps someone
I found an article from Wired last September saying the limit for carrying onto most airlines without preapproval was 27,000mAh. Has anyone had success and/or problems getting this through carry-on?
Specs
Product: JOYFAR 30,000mAh Portable PowerBank with 2 Built in Cables + 22.5W USB-C Output
Model: B0D9LW3FGG, B0D9LY324C
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$38 at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Wednesday, Jan 28 - Friday, Jan 30
This is the kind of deal you can bank on.
I have a couple 3 joyfar banks from woot (with 4 wires instead of two). Am pleased with them so far.
The last pair I bought was actually pretty good. The kind of charging it offers was comparable with rather bulky battery packs. I’m assuming there’s some secret drawback like 1 in 10 will suffer battery swelling in a year.
The same-brand different-model unit I’ve got has worked well. Right now, I don’t need any power banks, so that’s more for the rest of you.
After checking, I have one of this model (I think my husband may have bought it), and it has been riding around in my purse without losing capacity (according to its display). I’ve used it a couple of times to reduce battery drain while in large buildings with tenuous signal that had the phone constantly hunting for data connectivity.
Is that a 40% smaller power bank in your pants or are you just happy to see me?
@medz
FIFY
I bought one last year that’s identical but different name stenciled on it. Takes seemingly forever to charge back to full if really low % even using QC3 or PD. But the sucker works Great!
I can charge my 2025 Moto Edge up about 3 times. So mine may be only 20,000 maH.
Rough estimate because I don’t let the battery on either go really low anymore.
I’m buying one of these too!
Hope this helps someone
Per Amazon’s Rufus:
The JOYFAR 30000mAh Power Bank (22.5W) weighs 13.7 ounces (approximately 0.86 pounds or 390 grams).
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@mediocrebot nevermind
@mediocrebot @phendrick What, you don’t want to buy/make a skin for it?
@jaybird but I only need one…
@jaybird @medz It’s $20 for one on SideDeal :
I found an article from Wired last September saying the limit for carrying onto most airlines without preapproval was 27,000mAh. Has anyone had success and/or problems getting this through carry-on?
@user10807998 I’ve brought 30K mAh power banks on planes a few times without issue.
At 22.5W max output, this unit will not power a blender that is capable of making a frozen margarita.
@werehatrack That does it. No Margarita, no meh.