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There’s no need to panic the next time your phone dies and there’s no outlet to be found. Built with 24,000 mAh of power storage, the Juiced External Battery Charger is one of the largest portable power banks on the market Read More
ColinsdadI asked this same question in another power bank drop. It's because the lithium ion battery can't be air transported to Canada for explosion reasons and there's no ground transport that comes up here apparently.
DosCorleoneZerolemon 30,000 mAh, definitely impressive based on reviews. However...
1) While it says it's compatible with notebooks and MacBooks, it doesn't appear to be designed withPower Delivery (PD) (their 20100 mAh model does appear to support PD though). So only expect those to trickle charge an already charged up computer. If it's dead of low on power, you won't be able to use the device AND recharge it at the same time. I find it odd that the Amazon listing doesn't show the wattage of the Type-C port. If it's 15w or 30w it will not keep up with usage. But if it's 45w then it's a decent notebook battery backup.
2) The two reviews showing photos of the devices burned up, or burning, are of concern. Yes, plenty of power banks have caught fire. But it's telling that Amazon reviews of Anker, RavPower, Aukey, Jackery, Zendure, iMuto, etc...don't seem to feature reviews involving terrifying fires. Just something to keep in mind.
I have the iMuto, Aukey, and just got the Zendure PD models. Work great powering a MacBook Pro.
These things are absolutely beastly, and while they're a bit cumbersome to put in pockets they're an absolute godsend in terms of utility. Recently took 2 to a Music Festival and had enough charge for myself and friends for all 4 days. Highly recommend them if they come around again
ManMcManUnfortunately it wont. All the restrictions on hazmat materials like big batteries are only getting tighter and more expensive. This product actually can not ship in a single shipment on an airplane as it is above 300 watt hours. It is completely restricted. Batteries that are not restricted the shipping price has pretty much tripped in price. So even the Powerbanks that we could ship would not be worth it as you could source something locally much, much cheaper. Sorry Dude.
Tex-Arozzi:c
Thanks for the thorough response at least. Always nice to get some info on these kinds of things, as I was completely unaware of the situation before.
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