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Product Description

Product Description
1. Model:SPB-1002 after oxidation of aluminum alloy shell
2. Capacity 4000mAh new PCBA circuit boards
3. Li-polymer Battery in high quality
4. Output:5V/1A
5. Input:5V/1A
6. Super thin Size:116*65*7.5mm
7. Weight:116g

*After oxidation of aluminum alloy shell, and touch with frosted.
*Four LED power indicator light display battery percentage.
*Only 8 mm thickness and Lightweight, easy to put it in any place.
*Compatible with a variety of models of mobile devices, such as iPhone, iPod, PSP, camera, etc.
* Can be fully charge iPhone4 twice. Will Fully Charge Most Smart Phones in 1 to 2 Hours.
* New polymer batteries, 4000 ma, new PCBA circuit boards, imported IC, with over charge and discharge protection.
4000mAh Elegant Mobile Power Bank (SPB-1002)

4000mAh Elegant Mobile Power Bank (SPB-1002)

Operation:
When the power button is pressed, the power bank will turn on, and the 4 LEDs will indicate the power bank's state of charge. 1 steady lit blue LED indicates the power bank has a 25% charge; 2 steady lit blue LEDs indicate a 50% charge; 3 steady lit blue LEDs indicate a 75% charge, and 4 steady lit blue LEDs indicate a 100% charge. The blue LEDs will only remain lit for several seconds after the power button is pressed and then they will turn off, provided an electronic device isn't plugged into one of the regular (type A) USB output sockets and actively charging. It is important to note that the power bank must first be turned on in order to charge a device that is plugged into one of the regular (type A) USB output sockets. In other words, it is necessary to turn the power bank on in order to charge an electronic device. If an electronic device is connected to the power bank and charging, and you want to turn the power bank off, simply press and hold the power button for a few seconds until the blue LEDs turns off.

When the power bank is plugged into a power source, a blinking blue LED indicates that the power bank is in the process of charging to achieve that particular percent state of charge. For example, if 3 of the blue LEDs are steady lit, and the 4th blue LED is blinking, then the power bank has a 75% charge and is in the process of charging to achieve a 100% charge. Once all 4 blue LEDs are steady lit, then the power bank will have a 100% charge.

To turn the white LED flashlight on, press the power button twice quickly. To turn it off, press the power button twice quickly again. It is important to note that charging of an electronic device is still possible while the white LED flashlight is turned on.

Optional accessories:
*1X Power Bank
*1X Cable
*1X Warranty Card
*1X Adapter for iPhone
*1X Adapter for Mini 5p
*1X Adapter for Samsung
*1X Adapter for Sony Ericsson
*1X Adapter for LG
*1X Adapter for micro 5p

Safety:
1. Overcurrent protection
2. Short circuit protection
3. Overheat protection
4. Overdischarge protection
5. Overcharge protection
6. Overvoltage protection

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Q: 1. concentrate power and wealth in the hands of a few2. admit too many immigrants3. discourage the growth of the market economy4. abolish the national bankI seem to be stuck, can someone help me please?: I belive they would concentrate power and wealth in the hands of a few becuase the thing America became great on (gold) was slowly being handed over to banks. In 1913 a bill was passed that gave economic control to three powerful banks. This bill was passed in December and on a day when numerous politicians were with their family, the bill passed. Now the Goverment takes out loans with these banks at high intrest leaving us needing to Police the world and secure the one thing we must keep, Oil. In short, Power goes to those whom have major finacial backing. They make the decicions and we follow. Sorry to ramble on, but this is how I would awnser your question!

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