EE mobile customer?
EE mobile customer?
If you're on EE (and may work with Orange, I'm not sure) then wait until 16th April and text the word POWER to number 365 - they're giving away free mobile battery packs.
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Full details here http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2015/04/ee-is- ... customers/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: EE mobile customer?
Nice one Clarkey
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Re: EE mobile customer?
Just read it and for non ee customers cost a one time fee of £20 which isn't bad
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If you were going to spend £20 I'd rather buy this to be honest... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00D5T3QK4/ ... hvb0R67Z4Q" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;SMUDGER wrote:Just read it and for non ee customers cost a one time fee of £20 which isn't bad
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I've got one, recently took it on holiday and it supplied charge to my phone, and the mrs' phone and tablet comfortably... Very large capacity without being too big to be portable (though be aware it's too large to carry around in your pocket every day, it's more for day trips or holiday)
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Yes but from what I gather one from ee is for life you just go in and swap it for a fully charged one if yours runs out even if it breaks just swap it.Clarkey wrote:If you were going to spend £20 I'd rather buy this to be honest... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00D5T3QK4/ ... hvb0R67Z4Q" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;SMUDGER wrote:Just read it and for non ee customers cost a one time fee of £20 which isn't bad
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I've got one, recently took it on holiday and it supplied charge to my phone, and the mrs' phone and tablet comfortably... Very large capacity without being too big to be portable (though be aware it's too large to carry around in your pocket every day, it's more for day trips or holiday)
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in my opinion the ee one is good value for money
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Again... The EE one is good for domestic use and emergency charge, the bigger one has significantly more capacity so is the obvious choice for multiple devices or holiday (unless you can convince EE to extend it to every holiday destination, lol)SMUDGER wrote:Yes but from what I gather one from ee is for life you just go in and swap it for a fully charged one if yours runs out even if it breaks just swap it.Clarkey wrote:If you were going to spend £20 I'd rather buy this to be honest... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00D5T3QK4/ ... hvb0R67Z4Q" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;SMUDGER wrote:Just read it and for non ee customers cost a one time fee of £20 which isn't bad
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I've got one, recently took it on holiday and it supplied charge to my phone, and the mrs' phone and tablet comfortably... Very large capacity without being too big to be portable (though be aware it's too large to carry around in your pocket every day, it's more for day trips or holiday)
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in my opinion the ee one is good value for money
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