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Lifecard

Lifecard is dubbed out to be the thinnest power bank on the market, it´s slightly thicker than a credit card but it holds a high density 1500mAh battery that´s powerful enough to bring your smartphone back to life in a jiffy, you can even slip it in your wallet to keep it available should you ever need some juice. Another great feature is the built in cable so you don´t have to worry about the hassle of carrying one. It´s available for all of the market´s major brands such as IOS, Android, Blackberry and others. To get an idea of the power you get, the Lifecard on full power gets you 80% battery on an iPhone 5s, or 65% on a 6 model, 40% on Samsung S5 or an iPhone Plus model. With a brushed stainless steel finish, it looks really good to.



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Anker PowerHouse

Anker PowerHouse is a power station with enough juice to keep all your power thirsty gadgets on for quite some time…It stores up to 434 Watts of it and is able to deliver them through its triple output modes: 4 USB ports, a 12V car socket or the classic AC outlet. It´s ideal for campers or for those who are outdoors for quite some time and have an absolute need of portable power. Anker Powerhouse gets your smartphone a full charge of up to 40 times or a laptop of...
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Anker 165W Power Bank

The Anker 165W Power Bank is the ultimate solution for staying charged on the go. With a massive 25,000mAh capacity, it powers multiple devices through extended trips. Triple 100W USB-C ports enable fast charging for laptops, tablets, and smartphones, all at once. Need quick juice? Recharge your MacBook Pro to 50% in just 33 minutes. Designed for convenience, this power bank includes dual built-in USB-C cables, one doubling as a durable carrying strap, pe...
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REMARKABLE 2

reMarkable 2, is a tablet with a paper-like display that is focused on text and sketching rather than rich media and games. Instead of an LCD or OLED touchscreen, it relies on a low-power E-Ink panel, much like a Kindle ereader. The 0.19-inch thin reMarkable 2 appears to be the thinnest tablet ever, and the surface of the screen has been given a special coating to make it feel more like paper, including giving the same degree of friction. In fact, the brand states t...
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