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Insignia™ - powerstation mini External Battery - White
Model:40364BBR
SKU:8599017
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Description
mophie powerstation mini: Built to keep your smartphone full of power throughout the day to help it keep up with your busy lifestyle, this charger fits right in your pocket, and has a protective metal outer band.
Features
Works with multiple USB devices
Compatible with iOS and Android devices, digital cameras or even USB powered toothbrushes.
Sufficient amperage
The 2500mAh battery capacity efficiently charges smartphones.
Stylish, protective design
A metal outer band helps protect the charger from bumps and scratches.
4 LED lights display battery power
Push a button to turn on the battery status indicator to see how much power is left for charging.
1 USB port for charging
Plug your device directly into the portable charger.
What's Included
- Owner's manual
- USB cable
- mophie powerstation mini External Battery
Manuals & Guides
- Quick Start Guide (PDF)
- Warranty Manual (PDF)
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Q: Questioncharged?The instructions i got were so brief i am not sure if I should use it before charging and if i do a first charge, for how long should it be connected to a charger? how do I know it is fully charged?
Asked by steven.
- A:Answer It will have some charge on it originally, and the length of time charging will depend on the adapter you are connecting to the wall outlet with. In most cases between 2 and 4 hours.
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport
Q: QuestionWill it fit a Samsung Galaxy tablet and and Samsung Note phone?
Asked by Gail.
- A:Answer Yes it will
Answered by Hisbuttercup
Q: QuestionCan I charge my phone while the battery pack is charging? That is, can I connect my phone to the battery while charging the batteery?
Asked by eneas.
- A:Answer NO, per the manual. In the Safety Information section it says: "Do not use the mobile battery while charging is in progress". Although you actually CAN do it, it's safer not to. Electrical or overheating problems could possibly occur if you do both at the same time, especially if the charger, or the item being charged, has a defective electrical system.
Answered by Bobsmith
Q: QuestionDormant battery lifeWhen fully charged, how long will the charge in the battery last until it is used? Is the dormant battery charge good? On an extended back packing trip will the charger hold its charge until needed, say a week?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer We have found the dormant battery charge to be excellent in our case. I always have ours charged and ready to go in case we need it. Sometimes it has sat dormant for close to a week, and it was still fully charged when we needed it. There is a button you can click on it to show you how charged it is before using it, and ours always shows as fully charged after sitting dormant. And, we have always gotten the full charge out of it when using afterwards. Also, we noticed that if you are charging an item and that items reaches its full charge, the battery pack will power off. It's nice, because then you aren't wasting any power that's left on the pack. I highly recommend this item. It's a great backup, and a full charge on this is capable of recharging several items...phones, tablets, etc
Answered by Meg22
Q: QuestionThe input port has come out of placeI received it as a gift for mothers day last month so I don't have the receipt. It was purchased at best buy. I was taking the charger out of the battery pack and I the port piece came out with the charger.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Please call us at 877-467-4289 so that we can escalate your issue to the proper team.
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport
Q: Questioncan this charge an iphone 6?
Asked by volks.
- A:Answer Yes. You just have to use the USB cord for the iPhone. My son uses it for his.
Answered by Shooter04
Q: QuestionWeightHow much does it weigh?
Asked by Valhere.
- A:Answer It weighs about the same as my iPhone 5. Slightly lighter then my iPhone 6.
Answered by MonkeyDad
Q: QuestionVoltage input? 100-240V ?
Asked by Frank.
- A:Answer any plugs with a USB port can charge it and most plugs or mobile charger are now rated for 110-240V..
Answered by bRowNies
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