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- Enjoy 30 hours' movie time for iPhone 4S 4, 3Gs 3G and 12 hours movie time for iPad2 iPad
- Huge capacity,7000mAh, and a dual-port output design that allow charging 2 devices at the same time. About 3.5 times of iPhone 4 battery life and 65% of iPad2 iPad battery life
- Works with The new iPad iPad2 iPad, iPhone 4S 4 3Gs 3G 2G, iTouch. Also works with Samsung Galaxy Tab, Nintendo DS, Sony PSP, but special adapters are required
- No AC charger and iPhone/ipad adapters is included, but IMP70D is compatible with all original Apple cables and AC chargers. 6 months product warranty
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Product Description
This is the 5th Generation USB type power bank, which is 100% compatible with the New iPad, iPad 2 and iPhone 4S. It will never let your smart phones and Tablet PCs run out of battery. This compact and ultra long-lasting backup battery will let you carry the power source where ever you go. When you travel, there's no need to charge your device through an electrical outlet, THE IMP70D IS THE ultimate POWER SOURCE! Take this with you whenever you go on a trip.
New Trent is a trademark of New Trent Inc, is exclusively marketed by authorized reseller Naphos on amazon.co.uk.
Key features includes
-With the ground breaking capacity of 7000mAh at 5V output voltage, this tiny device can get you an extra 30 hours of iPhone 4S ipod touch movie time and 12 hours ipad 2 movie time. It is stylish and powerful!
-This backup battery pack will work with almost every device in the market, such as your iPhone 4S 4 3Gs 3G (Verizon and AT&T), 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G iPod Touch, Motorola Droid, HTC Android EVO phones, and Samsung galaxy smart phone.
-IMP70D can also power Sony PSP and Nintendo DS lite, DSi and Gameboy with additional adapters
Remember to look for the New Trent logo on retail box and product itself--
Be sure to find New Trent logo on both package and battery pack to qualify for 6 months product warranty.
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Arcadia ACD66 Power Bank
The ACD66 was delivered with Amazon's usual promptness. Ordered on 26th May, delivered early on 31st, and that included a weekend and a Bank Holiday. Well packaged.
The ACD66 is supplied in a hard plastic case, which includes the ACD66, a brief, but adequate, instruction leaflet, a coiled cable, and a couple of adaptors.
The supplied cable combines with the two adaptors to give you either a USB A to USB micro, or USB A to USB mini cable.
USB A is the larger USB port that you will have on your PC, the USB mini is extremely common on portable devices, including many `phones. The USB micro is the newly adopted standard for `phones, and is the one used by all `phones that I have access to.
The ACD66 is a very attractive unit and appears to be well made. The upper surface is glossy piano-black, the underside has a slightly rubberized texture, so it should not slip about. The edge is surrounded by a silver strip. It is a little larger than I had anticipated, but considering the declared capacity, that should not have been a surprise.
The unit has two USB outlets rated at 1A and 2.1A. Although it is not mentioned in the instructions, the packaging declares a 3.1A output, implying that both outlets may be used simultaneously. There is a micro USB socket for charging, an ON/OFF switch and four blue LEDs to indicate charge status. This all combines to give a very clean and attractive design.
The unit arrived partially charged and took about 4 hours to be fully charged when connected to my laptop.
I bought this unit on the strength of its claimed current capacity. I have previously used similar devices from Kensington and iDol, but they were both unable to supply sufficient current to charge a smartphone, they cope with a DS but are not much use otherwise. Well I have not been disappointed the ACD66 has plenty of `muscle'. I don't have an iPad, but in order to see how the 2.1A outlet would cope I connected a passive USB hub and was able to simultaneously charge three smartphones (Orange San Francisco, Moto Defy and an iPhone 3GS). I have also left the unit unused for a week and there was no apparent loss of charge.
All in all an excellent device, which perfectly meets my needs for reliable, solid standby power? Thoroughly recommended.
The ACD66 was delivered with Amazon's usual promptness. Ordered on 26th May, delivered early on 31st, and that included a weekend and a Bank Holiday. Well packaged.
The ACD66 is supplied in a hard plastic case, which includes the ACD66, a brief, but adequate, instruction leaflet, a coiled cable, and a couple of adaptors.
The supplied cable combines with the two adaptors to give you either a USB A to USB micro, or USB A to USB mini cable.
USB A is the larger USB port that you will have on your PC, the USB mini is extremely common on portable devices, including many `phones. The USB micro is the newly adopted standard for `phones, and is the one used by all `phones that I have access to.
The ACD66 is a very attractive unit and appears to be well made. The upper surface is glossy piano-black, the underside has a slightly rubberized texture, so it should not slip about. The edge is surrounded by a silver strip. It is a little larger than I had anticipated, but considering the declared capacity, that should not have been a surprise.
The unit has two USB outlets rated at 1A and 2.1A. Although it is not mentioned in the instructions, the packaging declares a 3.1A output, implying that both outlets may be used simultaneously. There is a micro USB socket for charging, an ON/OFF switch and four blue LEDs to indicate charge status. This all combines to give a very clean and attractive design.
The unit arrived partially charged and took about 4 hours to be fully charged when connected to my laptop.
I bought this unit on the strength of its claimed current capacity. I have previously used similar devices from Kensington and iDol, but they were both unable to supply sufficient current to charge a smartphone, they cope with a DS but are not much use otherwise. Well I have not been disappointed the ACD66 has plenty of `muscle'. I don't have an iPad, but in order to see how the 2.1A outlet would cope I connected a passive USB hub and was able to simultaneously charge three smartphones (Orange San Francisco, Moto Defy and an iPhone 3GS). I have also left the unit unused for a week and there was no apparent loss of charge.
All in all an excellent device, which perfectly meets my needs for reliable, solid standby power? Thoroughly recommended.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
This is my second portable battery, and it's as equally useful as the previous one I had brought (http://www.amazon.co.uk/New-Trent-iCruiser-IMP1000-Blackberry/dp/B004CHMP50).
The ACD66 weighs about 190g, as opposed to the IMP1000 at 280g. This is fine, as the ACD66 is about 2/3rds the weight and capacity of the larger unit. The unit has two outputs - 1A and 2.1A. Although the 2.1A is meant to be for tablets and the like, there is nothing wrong with using the 2.1A for phones, as they only draw the amount of amps they need. Therefore, this unit has a distinct advantage over the other battery I have, as it can charge two phones at the same time. A downside is that this unit can only be charged via USB - this does take a long time so best to do this overnight.
Another nice benefit of this battery is the "telephone cord" type cable which comes with it (see uploaded photo) - this is great for using when travelling. The LEDs have plenty of different states, so it is easy to approximate how much capacity is left in the unit. The unit is very shiny, so this attracts fingerprints easily. I'd have preferred the whole unit to be a matt slightly rubbery texture as the base is.
Overall this is a great battery, and would make a great gift for someone who is into their technology, as it really is very handy.
The ACD66 weighs about 190g, as opposed to the IMP1000 at 280g. This is fine, as the ACD66 is about 2/3rds the weight and capacity of the larger unit. The unit has two outputs - 1A and 2.1A. Although the 2.1A is meant to be for tablets and the like, there is nothing wrong with using the 2.1A for phones, as they only draw the amount of amps they need. Therefore, this unit has a distinct advantage over the other battery I have, as it can charge two phones at the same time. A downside is that this unit can only be charged via USB - this does take a long time so best to do this overnight.
Another nice benefit of this battery is the "telephone cord" type cable which comes with it (see uploaded photo) - this is great for using when travelling. The LEDs have plenty of different states, so it is easy to approximate how much capacity is left in the unit. The unit is very shiny, so this attracts fingerprints easily. I'd have preferred the whole unit to be a matt slightly rubbery texture as the base is.
Overall this is a great battery, and would make a great gift for someone who is into their technology, as it really is very handy.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
The product was out of the box use. Weight 197 g for the battery pack itself. Nice and solid design of the Battery Pack, and for my purpose nice with the twisted USB cord- but the adaptor peaces was of poor quality(and only two - so limited use of different devices, but no surprise for the buyer in this regard). Actually I have already broken the Micro USB adaptor, and looking for a replacement.
Before this happened, the device did it's thing well, quick charge of cell phone from 5-100% in approx. 1:30 (wildfire), and long duration (approx. 5-6 full recharges of the phone). But to me the most important thing was that I could let my phone run Bluetooth, GPS, Full screen light, and all signal for hours while using it for both HR-monitoring, GPS and sports-tracker while on my road bike, and the ACD66 capacity by far out-ran my endurance on the bike..
Just a shame about the adaptor quality - as it is a device made for keeping you portable device power on the go, everything in the pack and not just the battery pack itself should be made for this purpose.
Before this happened, the device did it's thing well, quick charge of cell phone from 5-100% in approx. 1:30 (wildfire), and long duration (approx. 5-6 full recharges of the phone). But to me the most important thing was that I could let my phone run Bluetooth, GPS, Full screen light, and all signal for hours while using it for both HR-monitoring, GPS and sports-tracker while on my road bike, and the ACD66 capacity by far out-ran my endurance on the bike..
Just a shame about the adaptor quality - as it is a device made for keeping you portable device power on the go, everything in the pack and not just the battery pack itself should be made for this purpose.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great tool for long trip
I got this a few months ago and it has been great so far for all my long and short trip.
Even works great on the plane. Read more
Even works great on the plane. Read more
Published 3 days ago by sdcooldude
Sounded great but.......!!??
It got warm when plugged in to the mains but did not register as charging or being charged even after being plugged in for 12 hours, nor did it give out a charge to my ipod. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Diana999
Way to go New Trent!
I am a school teacher and travel around the world with students during the summer. This year I am headed back to Australia and need a battery back-up to charge my iPad (games,... Read more
Published 10 days ago by Corey P. Goldstein
Totally useless !
I've only just received the IMP70D and the LED display showed 2 LEDs which I expected it might have been half charged.
I then decided to charge it up to full. Read more
I then decided to charge it up to full. Read more
Published 15 days ago by G. Keyes
External Power for your Mobile Phone
Does what it says on the tin, but you must have the correct cable,the one that is supplied is ok if it fits your phone,if not you need a dumb cable with the correct connector for... Read more
Published 16 days ago by bsgee
It's ok but..
Ipad can only charge to 78%, and it's should be more. Quite usual also for psp vita, and not the expensive external battery of sony, with it new strategy of customer must buy lot's... Read more
Published 22 days ago by pablofm
New Trent iCurve IMP70D
Fantastic, can fully charge an iPhone 4 from 20% to 100% three times with some to spare. No problems with charging the unit using iPhone charger & data/charge lead. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Tapper Steve
Excellent product.
Took delivery of the New Trent this morning,
as previous reviews state it came with a half
charge,i fully charged it and tested it on my
two apple products and it... Read more
as previous reviews state it came with a half
charge,i fully charged it and tested it on my
two apple products and it... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Thomas
Worthless after full charge, Dead
I got this and the device seemed to be built well enough. The charge indicator worked well. That is, until I charged it up fully. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Derek Thorson
Very powerful charging unit!
Bought this unit to charge my HTC One X on the move. I'v tested this unit out and I must say I'm impressed. Takes about 2.5 hours to charge my phone from a dead battery. Read more
Published 1 month ago by KnightKnight
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