Portable Charger Jackery Bolt 6000 Mah Power Banks

Great clamp for portable power banks. Love the quality of the spring!

I upgraded from a D7000, and am very pleased. The resolution step-up was more than sufficient for me. My D7000 batteries work in it, so with the 2 that I bought, I have more than enough. I took it on a 2-week Grand Canyon trip. I used up 2 of the ENEL15A's from the D7000, and half of one of the new ones. I took around 240 photos and a couple of video segments. My observations: - Great dynamic range - Whites will clip if the internal meter is more than halfway up the scale - I have not seen any banding in my photos - Live histogram in the viewfinder is awesome - Locking mode dial is a big help c/w the D7000 - Idiosyncratic viewscreen activation, I switched to manual - extendable viewscreen is a huge plus - Playing with all of these features and the touchscreen consumes more battery than you might expect based just on # shots - I did not try to charge it though I had a solar panel, a folding 7-watt type. It could just charge a 6000 mAh GoalZero. I couldn't charge all of the time because of raft conditions and angles / shadows. I think that the ENEL15b is probably around 6000-8000 mAh from what I have read. If wanted to seriously charge these batteries in the field, I would consider a 20 Watt or higher panel, charge a battery pack, and then transfer the charge to the camera at night. Sorry for the rambling..

This unit is basically identical to the PB-960 Godox/Flashpoint battery supply for AD-360ii strobes except that the battery is 1,300 mAh bigger. A normal PB-960 is 4,500 mAh and the Bolt is 5,800 mAh which means you can get a lot more flashes out of the unit. I use the Bolt battery on my PB-960 as the two units are the same except the battery is a little thicker but has the same connector. As my current PB-960 batteries wear out I'm going to replace them with Bolt batteries to get the extra power.

Short, perfect for use with power banks that you want to hold both in one hand!

We love our power banks. It’s small and convenient for our pockets.

I did much research into portable battery devices like Jackery etc. This has double the usb ports and double the AC outlets than the Jackery 1000. It has more watt hours, and the biggest advantage, it charges about 7-8 times faster. I love that it shows how many watts are coming in when charging and how many watts are being pulled when devices are connected to it, with how much time remains to power those devices based on the present energy being drained from the unit. I also bought the 110 watt solar panel, very nice. Sunny day I was pulling 102 watts in the afternoon. I can charge this with a good sunny day with just the solar panel in as long as it takes to charge the Jackery or similar products with a wall outlet, and much faster if I invest in more solar panels. I have tested this with many different devices so far, blow dryer, mini fridge, large refrigerator freezer, toaster, coffee maker, 10,000 BTU air conditioner, iphones, Bluetooth speakers, 2 different fans it handled them all flawlessly. I plan to use this to power necessities during short term power outages, outdoors where it's inconvenient to run extension cords, or during long term outages ( I live in a hurricane prone area) to power Wifi, TV, fan and lights and keep devices charged up, and when it runs low, recharge it quickly with my gas generator or keep a trickle charge going with the solar panel. . It has so many potential uses, the fact that you can have this kind of power with a solar panel if you were in a dire straights is priceless.

Great Batteries which I use in my running headlamp, my 10 fiber optic testers, fluke network testers etc. The major drawback is that you can't charge 8 or 16 at a time and because there are no Duracell 9 volt rechargeable batteries. I have to use endless 9 volt batteries while the AAAs and AAs keep on going which is a pain if one in the middle of work project. I am going to have to invest in the Jackery Pro to power a 110 volt power strip and multiple Duracell Chargers in a row. Converting to AC and back to DC wastes energy. Duracell should offer a DC higher voltage recharge option off of the Jackery Pro so I can charge large amounts of AA batteries at a time. I suggest a joint partnership to make this available to contractors.

I use it mostly to power my Dometic CFX3 95DZ when off the grid. I can get around 2 days, depending upon the outside temperature without using solar to charge the battery. I bought this to replace my Jackery Explorer 1500 and have no regrets. I like the App connectivity and configuration/display options. I don't know if I missed a setting, was outside of bluetooth range, but it would be nice to configure an alert to be notified when you have x% battery remaining. The 20-Amp charging feature is nice, but I'm not sure I have to many 20-Amp outlets to take advantage of it. It will definitely trip a 15-Amp outlet. Another thing I like about it over the Jackery is that it seems to be sized/shaped better for storage and transportation with the handles on the side. The only other thing that is not certain is if the DELTA Max cover is the official cover for the DELTA 2 MAX, since the website doesn't have a specific accessory section for the 2 MAX.

I have several of these cables. I used them for PD power charging of both Samsung's 10,000 mah Power Bank and a Motorola Cell phone which uses Turbopower/Quick Charge and the cable works with no problems so far for doing these tasks.

Compact light weight charger for sony alpha 6000. Would recommend.