CHF142.– was CHF157.– CHF0.96/1Wh
4smarts Lucid Ultra
40000 mAh, 100 W, 148 Wh
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Powerbanks are only permitted in aircraft with a maximum capacity of 100 Wh or 27,000 mAh. This one has too much capacity at 40000 mAh.
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This is a mistake. Thank you for pointing it out. The correction request has been sent.
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There are more precise details in the picture. 5A only at 20V, so not. ):
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Works for me
With USB with approx. 11 watts
USB c charges with 32 watts
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To give you an global idea, I have bought 2 of it so yiu have an idea how happy I am with the product. I use it to power from my laptop till my jabra headset. I'm not sure how much current my headset needs but even full charged, the powerbank keeps its monitoring light on. I guess in such condition the currenty sucks by the headset should be really low. Now the decision to buy it or not is up to you.
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Due to different suppliers and delivery conditions, there may be price differences compared to other suppliers. We always endeavour to offer prices in line with the market and to offer the most attractive promotions possible. however, this is not possible for all products.
I have not measured it, but I am satisfied with the part. If the specification turns out to be incorrect, this is a promised feature that is not honoured. The seller would also have to "convert", i.e. cancel the purchase. Of course, as we all know since our e-cars, there is always a 10% difference in capacity and 10% in consumption.
According to the manufacturer's specifications, it is possible to charge several devices with USB-C such as notebooks, tablets and smartphones. You should be able to charge the ThinkPad via the USB-C port.
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