RAVPower RP-PB04 Dynamo-On-the-Go 10000 mAh Power Bank w/ 7 DC Tips RAVPower RP-PB04 Dynamo-On-the-Go 10000 mAh Power Bank w/ 7 DC Tips

Pros: High capacity. Sleek look. Comes with its own bag.

Cons: Bigger and heavier than expected but it is a battery.

Other Thoughts: I'd recommend this if you have a a few devices to charge. I have a few devices to charge and I bought and use different batteries depending on the occasion and the devices I'm bringing.

Pros: This little unit is just what I need to recharge both my phone and my GPS. My 1934 Dodge has a six-volt system and I can't use the conventional charging from the car. It fit the bill completely for my long outings with my car club.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Can charge a phone many times without recharging. Once the device is charged it keeps going and going. High current 2 amp port. Device shuts off when phone is charged, so you don't have to keep an eye on it. However some older phones kept the charger on. The velvet bag is sufficient to hold all tips and the device.

Cons: Takes a long time to charge (just charge it overnight and it will not require another recharge for a long time). No tip for the iPhone or iPad but you can buy a 10 in one USB thing for a few dollars.

Other Thoughts: In fact I have been using this as a primary charger for my phone because once the device is charged I can charge my phone many times. It is more convenient than using a wall charger.

When I first got the device I let it charge fully over night then I put it to the test. I charged my daughters iPad from 67% until the device shut off indicating 100% charge. I then simultaneously charged a completely dead iPhone and iPod (so dead they would not turn on) until they were at 100% (The device did not auto turn off). The device has 4 lights indicating remaining charge and after all this charging I had 3 lights.

The iPad sucks a lot of juice but charging phones is nothing for this. I have charged my phone 2 times and my daughters phone from a dead state and my wifes cell phone and I still have 4 lights.

Pros: None

Cons: 1: Sunvalley (the seller) mailed me a used one with scratches everywhere.

2: I tested to charge my iPhone 4s,it can only charge twice. The capacity is far below the claimed value.

Other Thoughts: Just spend a few dollars more from a local store, you know you will get a new one.

Pros: 10000mAh. 2 ports. Cheap price. Love it.

Cons: N/A

Other Thoughts: To others saying the charging tip is a "proprietary" tip, check the instructions. They state to use the tip used to charge a PSP. Any PSP charger tip will work. Also, who doesn't have the AC charger that came with (insert electronic device here) that utilizes usb input. Use that to charge the battery!

Pros: Great storage, easy to work with, small size.

Cons: The fact that it doesn't come with its own AC adapter is pretty stupid, but I can eaily overlook that for the price tag, the energy storage, and the functionality

Other Thoughts: Overall, very satisfied

Pros: Bought for my adult son,he says it does what states it does. Is very pleased with performance.

Cons: Ease of use . Well made. Packaged appropriately and completely in package.

Pros: High capacity battery lets me emergency charge my phone a few times before recharging. It's nice to be able to stick this and my phone in my coat pocket and get a full charge without having to rely on an available AC outlet!

Solidly built (see "other thoughts" regarding the power switch).

Cons: Does not come with a stand-alone AC charger, which would have made this a complete package. I don't like charging it from a USB port on my PC.

While the various connector tips are a great for versatility, they're easy to loose, especially in the drawstring bag provided. A solid, fitted case (which I know would cost more) would be a smarter idea. I only use the one tip, so I taped it to the cable and stored the other tips at home.

Other Thoughts: Design change idea: I wish the power switch was located elsewhere, perhaps on the side, recessed and harder to press. Where it is now, right in the middle of the flat device, it's easy to turn it off ... especially if you plug your phone in, then set the phone on top of the battery!

I wish it were a more tacky surface than shiny, one that would prevent slipping of, say, cell phones placed on top of it ...

I got this for $35, so to me spending another $10 on a wall charger was a no-brainer. I've since purchased new 6" charging cables and a SOLID carry case, so another $15. So, for less than $60, I have a portable cell phone charger with an AC adapter that can easily recharge my phone 4x before plugging it back in.

Sold.

Pros: There are plenty of adapters for several common devices to charge with the power bank. The device comes with a bag to carry the power bank, cables, adapter tips, but personally a case would be much easier to hold all the separate items.

Cons: The advertising details state:
- 5V/1A FREE AC adapter is included, enable you charge the power bank more quickly than direct from the USB port on PC.

Then they bury a note down below that:
- This does not include an AC Adapter

Wouldn't it be better if you remove the first sentence that shows up at the top as a perk of selecting, and purchasing this product. Why would you advertising an adapter that isn't included?

The manufacturer does not carry an AC charger/adapter, so you have to go hunting down a suitable AC charger for this product.

Other Thoughts: I would suggest NewEgg update the details of this product to avoid confusion in regards to the ac charger.

Pros: This thing is just awesome. It fully charged my iPhone 5 from 18% and afterwards was still above 75%. I personally do not mind the size for it's payload and I love that it came with a whole array of different port adapters so I can charge my friends' phones during trips.

Cons: I don't like that they've mixed in the adapter used to charge the battery pack itself. That is all. :)

Other Thoughts: Multipurpose, pretty robust, but overall just amazing. I wish they would have included a different cable altogether to charge it but I figure they were just cutting cost. If anything, I would like them to make it red instead of black so that it stands out as the one used to charge. It may seem like a small detail but the truth is since it's similar to other plugs that we may not use, we ARE human, and we MAY accidentally throw it away--at which point this would become paper weight. Just my two cents. :)