Charged20000mAh Portable Solar Power Bank
R339
About
This power bank has an of 20000mAh and a high-quality ion polymer battery. This power bank is equipped with a power adapter and a solar panel to charge via the sun. Perfect for outdoor adventures when you do not have access to electricity. The battery back has an LED flashlight that is ultra-bright and has 3 different lighting modes. This power bank is also equipped with a compass to help you navigate if you are ever lost. A great tool to carry with you that fits right in your pocket!
Product Features
- Solar panel to charge the power bank
- 20 000mAh
- Built-in 5V/1A and 5V/2.1A USB Output allow you to fast charge two devices simultaneously
- Ultra-bright flashlight with steady, strobe, and SOS lighting modes
- Waterproof, shockproof, and dustproof
- Compass on the back to help with navigation
Product Specifications
- Material: Plastic
- Weight: 225g
- Input: DC5V/1A
- Output: DC 5V2X1A
- 2x USB outputs
- 1x Micro input
- Dimensions: 7.8cm x 2cm x 14cm
What's in the box
- 1x Powerbank
- 1x USB cable
- 1x Manual
Broken English says it best!
It's no secret that English can be an incredibly complex language to try and get your head around. The internet is chock full of memes and poems about it. Like, if the plural of 'mouse' is 'mice', why isn't the plural of 'house', 'hice'? Then you get the confusion that comes along with words that look the same but are pronounced differently: 'At present, there is no one to present the presentation.' Don't even get us started on how many friends get confused between 'they're', 'there' and 'their'.
South Africans take things even further, calling traffic lights 'robots', and not quite understanding why the poor foreigner asking for directions looks more lost than before. By now, you're probably confused because none of this has anything to do with our main deal of a ladies long sleeve knit sweater from Banana Republic. But actually it does. Because why is it called a 'sweater' when it doesn't even 'sweat'? We give up.
