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[General Accessories] DJLamontagneIII:
[Review][20,000mAh Vinsic Portable Power Bank]

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I was in the market for a large capacity power bank and really liked the look of this one on Amazon. Shipping was very fast as it was fulfilled and shipped by Amazon. In this review i will go over the Features, First impressions and Final thoughts after using the power bank for some time.

Features:

Ultra-slim design with a hard plastic & aluminum alloy construction

High capacity 20,000mAh

Two USB charging ports (5v-1.0A/ 5v-2.1A)

Micro USB input for charging the power bank (5v-2A)

Blue LED digital charge indicator

Built in over-charge, and short circuit protection

Dimensions: 6.8 x 4.8 x 0.5 inches

Compatible with any USB charged products such as iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android tablets and phones, ETC.

First impressions:

After receiving the power bank the first thing i noticed and was pleased with was the packaging. When you buy a product you expect there to be in professional and quality packaging and they definitely did that with this power bank. After unpacking the power bank and holding it i was very pleased with the aluminum alloy construction. When researching power banks the materials used was one of the main factors for me choosing this one over some of the others on the market and im glad i did, In the hand the build quality and construction feels premium just like my HTC one and iPhone. While it is a slim unit i would not say its the lightest power bank it is after all 20,000mAh capacity which is a larger power bank . If you are interested in smaller lighter package you will also be shrinking the battery capacity so that was something i wasn't willing to compromise on. First thing i noticed during use was the digital LED capacity readout. This is a premium feature that also was a top factor for me choosing this power bank. With a quick slide of your finger across the read out screen you can see exactly the charge you have left, No more relying on the few led lights the other banks have to judge how much juice you have left. Overall my first impressions of the power bank was very positive. Between the premium build quality and features included i was very happy with my choice. Amazon LINK

Final Thoughts:

After using the Power Bank for some time my initial opinion did not change, In fact im not sure how i lasted before without one. The quality of the unit is outstanding, Being constructed from aluminum gives it some serious durability, and looks brand new after heavy use wile camping, traveling, beach trips, and school/ work. The battery capacity is outstanding, as a power user Ive always found myself killing my phone battery far to early in the day and now i always have a charger even wile away from on outlet. Ive also found it very useful for camping trips and power outages due to the large capacity you can charge many items on one single power bank charge which is very handy in those situations. Overall am very pleased with my purchase. Between the stylish build, quality of materials used and the overall charging performance i would recommend this to anyone in the market for a power bank. Amazon LINK
[General Accessories] offwhite:
good job
[General Accessories] Saqib Nazm:
This product actually looks awesome. The body is aluminum and I just loved the digital battery level indicator. I also use a Nexus 5 and when I am off to a trip I am always worried about my phone is about to die because when LTE, GPS is on and you're using camera with HDR it takes no time no drain the battery. I think this product can definitely solve the problem as it is very powerful.
[General Accessories] N0Mi:
I think its awesome ;)
[General Accessories] darren.wlsn1:
Great review, I'm looking to add some external power as I own a nexus 9 and 6 so this is a great buy.
[General Accessories] siggey:
Interesting thing... I think that I will buy one to charge my phone when I use it as a GPS on my motorbike....

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[General Accessories] xSunny:
Hmm this seems interesting it's been a couple days since you had it, any new updates on battery life and etc?
[General Accessories] siggey:
Do you think that is possible to charge it by a solar panel?

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[General Accessories] GuestX01074:
Holy, it's so big. Also good review!
[General Accessories] siggey:
Big battery = big device..

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[General Accessories] georgyros:
I have it also, really great device...

This one really hold my needs for power! I charge tablets and phones from it and totally forgot how it is to find out that your device is out of juice...

Tested it really thoroughly. Real capacity, it have LG Li-Po cells inside thats a thumb up for quality.

20000mAh is a really worth the price.

Tough and durable aluminum body saved it for me already from some falls and blows that other plastic power banks didn't hold...

Some images

The Cells

[IMG="cells"]http://s12.postimg.org/5h7lvtk3h/20150221_094946.jpg[/IMG]

The PCB, really nice build...

[IMG="pcb"]http://s14.postimg.org/iw5nwakq9/20150402_123905.jpg[/IMG]

The bank

[IMG="bank"]http://s16.postimg.org/7gn9w6z39/20150209_120447.jpg[/IMG]

The currents - it really can charge thing fast 2.1A on fast charging post or split to two..

[IMG="currents"]http://s18.postimg.org/4xsfrzydl/20150209_120701.jpg[/IMG]

I really recommend it, i threw away all my other power banks.. all the banks that were not real capacity and were total waste of money.

Hope the info helps someone...
[General Accessories] siggey:
How much it weight?

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[General Accessories] meneses01:
1.4 pounds
[General Accessories] siggey:
So 500g

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[General Accessories] meneses01:
:( not exactly..It's around 535g
[General Accessories] siggey:
You are true, I rounded it.

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[General Accessories] andTab:
And that's why this thing sucks:

Sold as being able to charge 2.1A ... only delivers barely above 1A

Forget about charging an iPad or tablet with this.
[General Accessories] georgyros:
Hehe funny, you can clearly see in the image that it gives ~2A. this is what my cell phone and tablet took in that specific moment.

this charger gives the stated 2.1A if your device able to take it..

i have tested it by putting heating element on the so called smart port that gives the 2.1A and it handle this without a problem.

in order to discharge it fully from 100% to 0 took me ~7 hours...
[General Accessories] siggey:
Maybe a low quality usb cable

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[General Accessories] AnnaCook310:
With a power of 20,000 mah can it power a laptop? or a phone only?
[General Accessories] siggey:
If you find an usb to laptop power adapter you can charge it, the power bank basically gives you a 5V 2A usb output that you can use in the way you want.

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[General Accessories] gab90c:
can i charge my battery car too? lol
[General Accessories] siggey:
Probably you can use it like a starter.... Lol

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] batmanpolsl:
I have Acer Iconia A701, JB 4.1.1. After updated to this version [offical update] I have no access to recovery mode [using keys combination] also USB port doesn't work with computer. ROOT is disable, never tried to do this. When I pressed Power button + (Vol -) it goes into Safe Mode (shows in left bottom corner) . Does anyone know how can I fix this?

Is it possible that after updated the recovery mode was gone from ROM, or something like that?? I was searching goolgle but still can't find solution?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Jacob3o5:
I along with many other T-Mobile S5 users have patiently awaiting the arrival of 5.0 Lollipop for our beloved device...........Its finally here and is beautiful to look at but a pain in the ass to use.

WHY??!?!?!?

I've been running the update since its launch in the U.S. and its ridiculously slow and unresponsive! WTH Samsung?

Simple things like opening the SMS app takes long to load and even longer to load the conversations.

Tapping the recents key takes almost 4 seconds to open the task switcher.

simple animations that occurred seamlessly on kitkat now take seconds to go thru.

Toast popups take forever to dismiss.

compared to 4.4.4 kitkat, lollipop drops the ball on speed when it should have no problems as its running 2.5GHZ.

i stuck with it for almost 2 weeks, i ran multiple cache wipes and factory resets only to have the same slow unresponsive $600+ device.

i now run Fusion Rom 5.0.2 and the phone is lightning fast! no complaints on the speed but to loose so many GS5 specific features absolutely sucks! no more fingerprint scanner, no more IR blaster drivers, no more GS5 camera.......which i loved!

Fusion ROM is my savior but damn, i still want my factory software with all my features back but at the speeds kitkat provided.....is that to much to ask for???

has anyone had this issue? its the same on my girlfriends s5 but lets face it, shes a chick and is nowhere near technologically inclined lol.

please help meh! any alternatives? different kernals? something please!:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
Sounds like a bad flash or incompatible data lingering causing the lag. I would start with a new Odin flash immediately followed by factory data reset. Also, turn off animations from developer options.

My stock, rooted setup is very smooth w/no lag.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Jacob3o5:
That's something I haven't tried. I was rooted on stock 4.4.4, I unrooted and reflashed the stock recovery and ran the OTA. I didn't really do a clean install, I still retained all of my app data and user data. That could be the issue. I'm surprised I didn't think of that in the first place. I'll flash the stock sammobile lollipop firmware thru Odin and will post my results, hopefully it helps. Thanks for the input.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] muniz_ri:
Remember even the Odin .tar is a "no wipe" .tar so you will need to do a factory data reset after flashing in order to get a true clean install.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] gspears:
I like Omega ROM. It's a TW ROM that is close to stock and is fast and smooth. It's in the 900F section. A LOT of people use it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] rogerperk:
My experience was EXTREME loss of battery life. Like it went down by 75% even with factory resets and all that. I finally just put KitKat back on and everything is better. Not sure Lollipop has enough to tempt me away from KitKat again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Jacob3o5:
Ok, i flashed the stock 5.0 firmware with odin and did a factory reset.

So, from what i can tell.......and tell me if this makes sense.

After starting clean, i had the exact same issues so decided, let me be patient and maybe the new os needs time to settle. Since the 30th of march, lollipop has slowly "healed" itself......day by day, it gets faster and more responsive but.....theres always a but.......ive been presented with more problems. I get non stop toasts saying contacts app has stopped working.....even tho i NEVER use the contacts app. My heart beat scanner doesnt work, the red light no longer shows. My led doesnt work properly, it only shows when the phone is charging and now, the worst of them all. My battery life has gone down the drain BIGTIME. To the point where my phone is dead in an hour with minimal use......today, I did a reflash when I got to work except this time, I chose to boot to boot loader and just let the phone sit for a few hours. Now she works great, fast as hell and responsive but with the same dramatic battery decrease...........I'm now married to my charger.

Stock just doesn't seem to be living up to its promises in the battery life department which is a really big deal.

This sucks......

I'm now running KitKat and can definitely agree, the materialistic ui is nice as hell but that's not enough to take me back to lollipop.....at least as far as the tmogs5 klte goes.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Master619:
^ You may want to try flashing a custom kernel like ktoonsez's . For the contacts app force closes, disabling "Google+" app helps.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Crossvxm:
2.5GHz? Noooo, more like 1.4GHz. Use CPU Z and see for yourself. The governor is interactive and I barely see the phone run at 2.5GHz. Lollipop has been slower in some parts but it has resolved some kitkat issues. 5.1 is very stable. Sammy needs to skip 5.0.1 and 5.0.2.
[G2 Accessories] DJLamontagneIII:
[Review][20,000mAh Vinsic Portable Power Bank]

​

I was in the market for a large capacity power bank and really liked the look of this one on Amazon. Shipping was very fast as it was fulfilled and shipped by Amazon. In this review i will go over the Features, First impressions and Final thoughts after using the power bank for some time.

Features:

Ultra-slim design with a hard plastic & aluminum alloy construction

High capacity 20,000mAh

Two USB charging ports (5v-1.0A/ 5v-2.1A)

Micro USB input for charging the power bank (5v-2A)

Blue LED digital charge indicator

Built in over-charge, and short circuit protection

Dimensions: 6.8 x 4.8 x 0.5 inches

Compatible with any USB charged products such as iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android tablets and phones, ETC.

First impressions:

After receiving the power bank the first thing i noticed and was pleased with was the packaging. When you buy a product you expect there to be in professional and quality packaging and they definitely did that with this power bank. After unpacking the power bank and holding it i was very pleased with the aluminum alloy construction. When researching power banks the materials used was one of the main factors for me choosing this one over some of the others on the market and im glad i did, In the hand the build quality and construction feels premium just like my HTC one and iPhone. While it is a slim unit i would not say its the lightest power bank it is after all 20,000mAh capacity which is a larger power bank . If you are interested in smaller lighter package you will also be shrinking the battery capacity so that was something i wasn't willing to compromise on. First thing i noticed during use was the digital LED capacity readout. This is a premium feature that also was a top factor for me choosing this power bank. With a quick slide of your finger across the read out screen you can see exactly the charge you have left, No more relying on the few led lights the other banks have to judge how much juice you have left. Overall my first impressions of the power bank was very positive. Between the premium build quality and features included i was very happy with my choice. Amazon LINK

Final Thoughts:

After using the Power Bank for some time my initial opinion did not change, In fact im not sure how i lasted before without one. The quality of the unit is outstanding, Being constructed from aluminum gives it some serious durability, and looks brand new after heavy use wile camping, traveling, beach trips, and school/ work. The battery capacity is outstanding, as a power user Ive always found myself killing my phone battery far to early in the day and now i always have a charger even wile away from on outlet. Ive also found it very useful for camping trips and power outages due to the large capacity you can charge many items on one single power bank charge which is very handy in those situations. Overall am very pleased with my purchase. Between the stylish build, quality of materials used and the overall charging performance i would recommend this to anyone in the market for a power bank. Amazon LINK
[G2 Accessories] siggey:
Looks like an advertise. No connections to G2. Are you the seller?

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[G2 Accessories] meneses01:
I was in the market for a large capacity power bank and really liked the look of this one on Amazon. Great charger, last long. Charges fast. On the go! :p
[G2 Accessories] siggey:
And it have a beautifull design

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[G2 Accessories] FloydSmith531:
As I thought.. I learned something extra so I figured I would share. if you want to know how much charge is on the Power bank before plugging it in, just pass your finger over the spot where the display is at, and it will turn on the digital display and show you the amount of charge that is still available to you.
[G2 Accessories] siggey:
Wow

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[G2 Accessories] RobertBrody8:
This one here is really powerful and nice. I can really recommend it.
[LG G Flex] lechaim:
I've tried to install recovery for my lg flex ls 995 (sprint) without any luck can anyone help me? I'm rooted and tried with Freedom Flex and ioroot without any sucess.

Android 4.4.2

Software version: LS995ZV7

Rooted
[LG G Flex] talon_dgnr8:
I just did a sprint flex this morning and i must say...one of the easiest processes. Go to last page ioroot and download stump, run that then download freedom flex and flash twrp. Im going to update to 2.8.5.0 twrp right now, ill post success or failure for that in that thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
Q&A for [ROM][KK 4.4.4][AOKP/PA] ReVolt KK n7000 [BETA][Update Center]

Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.

Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [ROM][KK 4.4.4][AOKP/PA] ReVolt KK n7000 [BETA][Update Center]. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcris.XD:
Help please

Can I use custom recovery and ROM of GT-N7000 to my GT-N7000B?

:confused::confused:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neocleous:
Hi all,

I have a Note 2 GT-N7105 which has always ran stock firmware and never rooted.

The phone gets stuck on the Samsung logo and won't boot any further. When I get it into the Andriod diagnostic mode (Not sure what it is called) I get the following EFS error;

E:failed to mount /efs (Invalid argument)

E:failed to mount /efs (Invalid argument)

I have flashed the phone using Kies which hasn't worked. I have also downloaded Odin and used that to flash the phone with a stock 4.3 image using a PIT file and repartitioned the phone with still no luck. I don't have a backup of the EFS folder. How can I remount/ repair the EFS folder?

I have connected the phone using ABD but I'm not sure how to enter commands or even if it will help.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nubpro:
We both are having the issue here. Though, I'm on GT-N7100.

Things I have tried and the result is failure:

1. Changing USB

2. Updating drivers

3. Tried KIES firmware recovery

4. Tried to root

5. Tried to flash original ROM/firmware

6. Tried to flash PIT

7. Tried to nand erase all

These are the logs:

<ID:0/005> Erase...

<ID:0/005>

<ID:0/005> Complete(Write) operation failed.

Other than that, I can't do any **** on this. I'm tired.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] medo759:
Replying on a post (by me) to the official Honor Facebook page, the admin says that they don't have plans for 320dpi roms right now
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] ralphrmartin:
But the latest build lets you change the resolution per app. So why is this a problem?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] medo759:
Many apps aren't supported by 400 dpi (madfinger games for example)

and many keyboards that I use aren't compatible with the reduced mode (Like Swiftkey)

What a big miss :(
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] medo759:
Youtube has problems, also
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] ralphrmartin:
YouTube works fine for me on B011.

So does e.g. Hackers keyboard.
[Verizon LG G3] DarkBeer:
I use LastPass for password management and Toopher for 2-factor authentication. Toopher queries my G3 for an allow when accessing my lastpass vault. One of the features in Toopher is for it to remember certain locations as "safe" and not need you to hit allow. It is my understanding it can use GPS or cell towers as the means to determine if you are in a particular area. On my Droid DNA, this locating or querying for an allow was very quick. On my G3, it took several seconds when I was running a KK based ROM, and it is taking even longer now with LP (I'm rooted and running SkyDragon). In my location settings, I have it set for battery saving (Networks only). I might try the high accuracy mode, but the networks only method worked fine on my DNA, so I'm puzzled why it shouldn't be enough with the G3 as well. Does anyone else use this combination and have any suggestions on how to improved the location performance?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I can't directly help but I use Llama with battery saving, using cell towers for location and it works fast and great for both home, work, and in general when I'm not at either under both KitKat and Lollipop.

The GPS usually locks on immediately for me too, but high accuracy or device only is required to get actual GPS lock.

I'm thinking you either need to change your location mode or change the program to use cell towers.

Hopefully you find your solution.

Sent from my VK810 4G
[Verizon LG G3] DarkBeer:
I uninstalled and reinstalled the Toopher app and that appears to have fixed the problem.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] sbrani:
Dear Community, Dear Experts, Dear Gurus :D ,

I am hoping for your help. Unfortuntately the Speaker in my HTC TyTn died

and I need to send back the TYTN to the service center in order to get most likely the speaker replaced ( dead :( ).

Here my isue:

I want to flash the original stock rom, which is:

RUU_Hermes_1.18.257.2_1.18.257.106_1.03.03.10_Qtek_GER_Ship.exe

I have running now and downgraded from WM6 to WM5:

HTC_BOOT HERM200 IPL-1.04 SPL-2.10.Olipro ->>> not OK :-(

ROM HTC German QTEK_102 1.18.257.2 05/30/06 ->>> OK :-)

EXTROM 1.18.257.106 ->>> OK :-)

RadioRom 1.41.00.10 ->>> not OK :-(

Protocol 32.34.7010.01H ->>> OK :-)

OS Build 14955.2.3.0 ->>> OK :-)

AKU 2.3 ->>> OK :-)

The issue is now, how can I restore the original bootloader ? I can only

flash the rom with the RUUWrapper, the result of flashing the original stock

rom is then, that I am still stuck with the modified bootloader and a corrupted

radio rom. Radio Rom was "fixed" by me by flashing the latest version.

If I would try to use the original flasher I would always get an Update Error [260].

So what can I do to resotre the HTC TyTn to its original status, so that the warranty is not voided ... original stock bootloader, radio rom image and so on.

Thanks a lot and hoping for your support, since I am realy lost here.

Sbrani
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Midget_1990:
grab sspl (soft spl) and use that to flash a stock bootloader only.

as far as i know you cannot downgrade the radio due to it being bootloader 0108 variant, but not having a hermes i might be wrong :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] abubasim:
You can restore the original SPL bootloader by using SSPL but you will not be able to downgrade the Radio as the original has HTC_BOOT 0106.

You have already checked these guys that they haven't released an update?