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Heloideo 5000mAh Slim Power Bank with AC Adapter, Dual USB 5V/2.4A Output Portable charger, Built-in Micro USB Cable for Micro USB Input Devices, Work With iPhone Via USB Ports 


  • Ultra slim power bank with built-in AC plug, plug-and-recharge, do not have to find your AC adapter to recharge this power bank any more. With 100-240V wide range voltage design, this power bank is adaptable to a wide range voltage levels, suitable for usage in many areas of the world. It can plug and recharge itself by the AC plug not only in the United States, but also in the countries and regions with American standard plugs such as Canada, Mexico, Japan, Philippines, Thailand and so on.


  • Portable battery charger with built-in input & output cables, do not have to look for your charging cable any more. (Charging cable for Apple device not included. Work with iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, iPhone SE, iPhone 5C, iPod and iPad via the two 5V/2.4A USB output ports and your own charging cable.)

  • All-IN-ONE design, power bank with dual USB output ports (5V/2.4A) + built-in AC adapter (110-240V) + built-in micro USB output cable (5V/1A) + built-in USB input cable (5V/2A). With two built-in cables and extra two USB output ports with 5V/2.4A output to support fast charging, it can charge three devices simultaneously or recharge itself with fast charging speed. Extremely user friendly design, buy one you can get 4 integrated functions.

  • UL certified, intelligent power manage IC, power short circuit protection, over-current, over-voltage and over-load protection to ensure safe charging. With 12 months warranty.
  • 5000mAh li-ion polymer battery and ultra slim design with one hand easy grip size, light weight and easy to carry, just like holding an iPhone 6s on your hand or in your pocket. With 5000mAh battery capacity and high conversion rate, this external battery can fully charge an iPhone 6 for 2.7 times, HUAWEI P10 for 1.5 times. Users can take this power bank easily to travel around the world, fully meet the needs for charging mobile phones and tablets.











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