Aukey Pb-Y3 (30000 mAh, 111 Wh)

Aukey Pb-Y3

30000 mAh, 111 Wh


Question about Aukey Pb-Y3

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pableu

8 years ago

It might be worth mentioning that powerbanks of this capacity often cannot be transported on planes. Neither in your hand luggage nor in your suitcase. More information e.g. here: https://goo.gl/nnVpXy

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OneTastic

8 years ago

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This is not entirely correct. According to the SWISS baggage rules: "Spare batteries for portable electronic devices / rechargeable battery (powerbank):
All spare batteries are only allowed in hand luggage.
Batteries with 100 Wh to 160 Wh power, maximum 2 pieces and only after advance notification.
Batteries over 160 Wh generally prohibited"

So this battery pack with 150 Wh is still ok within the permitted range. I see it as a matter for the customer (i.e. myself) to clarify this. Otherwise, it would have to be noted for every electronic item with a battery that it may not be transported in checked-in luggage.

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DavidFlint4

8 years ago

Believe me, a lot of people don't know that. And not every power bank has the number of watt-hours or the internal voltage on it. I would find it very helpful if, for example, it were visibly indicated somewhere here in the shop.

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Chibi_Totoro

8 years ago

Thank you very much for the tip, I would not have thought of it now.