Mobile Phone Battery Power Bank for Samsung Galaxy S4 5200mAh
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Housing Shape/Material | Plastic case, UV |
Battery Capacity | 5200mAh |
Battery Chemistry | Rechargeable Advanced Li-Polymer |
Solar Panel | N/A |
Input Charging Port | Micro-B USB Input Socket |
Output Charging Port | Regular Type A USB Output Sockets |
LED Charge Indicators | 4 x Blue (25%, 50%, 75%, 100% Battery Charge Indicators) |
LED Flashlight | 1 High Brightness LED |
Power Button | Intelligent Switch |
Charge/Discharge Cycles | ≥ 500 |
Dimensions (Length x Width x Thickness) | 141*54*24mm |
Input Charging Voltage/Current | 5V/1A (Micro-B USB Input Socket) |
Output Charging Voltage/Current | 5V/1A (Regular Type A USB Output Sockets) |
Weight | 129g |
Operating Temperature | N/A |
Precautions | Do Not Expose to Excessive Heat or Extreme Shock |
Environmental | Shock Resistant |
Care | Periodically Clean USB Sockets with an Anti-Static Brush |
Compliance | CE, FCC, RoHS, UN 38.3, MSDS |
Included Accessories | 1 x Cable: Regular Type A USB Plug to Micro-B USB Plug 1 x Adapter: Iphone 4 1x Adapter: Micro USB 1x Adapter: Mini Micro 1x Adapter: Nokia |
Optional Accessories Available | 1 x Adapter: Iphone 5 |
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Mobile Phone Battery Power Bank for Samsung Galaxy S4 5200mAh
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