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I've had great experiences with the Asus Zenpower 10000 MAh, really rugged and has plenty of juice in a tiny package

 

Hi guys! Im going on a camping trip in the middle of nowhere (literally) in 2 weeks time, with no access to electricity!! that means i need some how to power my phone, its only for 4 days, and il be only using my phone (my secondary phone, lumia 640) for 2 hours a day max, So i dont need much power,

But i need something for under 30 pounds that is reliable, we're going to be in a tent so it shouldn't be too fragile, and and other added features such as solar panels and lights and idk RGB are all added bonuses that are welcomed but not required.

 

Thanks! Il be open to any questions! 

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3 minutes ago, pxnguinPr3 said:

Hi guys! Im going on a camping trip in the middle of nowhere (literally) in 2 weeks time, with no access to electricity!! that means i need some how to power my phone, its only for 4 days, and il be only using my phone (my secondary phone, lumia 640) for 2 hours a day max, So i dont need much power,

But i need something for under 30 pounds that is reliable, we're going to be in a tent so it shouldn't be too fragile, and and other added features such as solar panels and lights and idk RGB are all added bonuses that are welcomed but not required.

 

Thanks! Il be open to any questions! 

I mean, if you're going camping, you should really only need your phone for an emergency calls no? If you must, just any well rated one off Amazon would probably do. So for example: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-PowerCore-Ultra-Compact-High-speed-Technology/dp/B019GJLER8/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1498752931&sr=1-5&keywords=battery+bank

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I've had great experiences with the Asus Zenpower 10000 MAh, really rugged and has plenty of juice in a tiny package

 

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1 minute ago, ImNotThere said:

go on amazon and look for the battery bank with the highest miliamp rating

Not necessarily, and I guess you mean MAh not AMP?

Battery quality, general production quality, material and such is quite important aswell.

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19 minutes ago, Starelementpoke said:

I mean, if you're going camping, you should really only need your phone for an emergency calls no? If you must, just any well rated one off Amazon would probably do. So for example: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-PowerCore-Ultra-Compact-High-speed-Technology/dp/B019GJLER8/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1498752931&sr=1-5&keywords=battery+bank

This^^^ Anker and Jackery make solid battery banks. 

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Just now, ImNotThere said:

yes :$ sorry i have issues remembering units like that

Lol that's alright

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46 minutes ago, pxnguinPr3 said:

Hi guys! Im going on a camping trip in the middle of nowhere (literally) in 2 weeks time, with no access to electricity!! that means i need some how to power my phone, its only for 4 days, and il be only using my phone (my secondary phone, lumia 640) for 2 hours a day max, So i dont need much power,

But i need something for under 30 pounds that is reliable, we're going to be in a tent so it shouldn't be too fragile, and and other added features such as solar panels and lights and idk RGB are all added bonuses that are welcomed but not required.

 

Thanks! Il be open to any questions! 

i thought people went camping to get away from shit like mobile phones ?

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I have an adata one that's like 10kmah and it's pretty good

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