Oh wow, this could be best looking one of all 2-battery boxes I’ve seen to date. Going to order one for myself… because the 6x18650 box is just too big in some situations
I’ve already got 3 of these too, all three works fine, but cannot say anything about “2A”. etc… charging two devices at one time as expected - and this is main point
if you are talking about this then yes it does drop it down to around 2.4 to 2.5ish . I only use ncr in it due this very reason .they are great otherwise .they charge it to 4.2 volts
i open it up to take a peek inside .The circuitry seems of high quality . apparently its "SEIKO" the famous Japanese manufacture. couldnt find any seiko names on the chips .
i have been using ncr 2900 in for a while now and notice that once it turns off telling that its exhausted of all juice. took out battery and it measured at 2.5 volts ....after 20 minutes ..measure it again and the battery voltage at around 2.9 to 3 volts . so that's what probably scared a few users ( which we know is normal since once battery "rests" voltage climbs to its true readings) . that's just my theory as to why their were some concerns raised . I very much like this charger and have used old sonys salvaged from laptops in it as well. charges 2 iphones at once with ncr3400 unprotected (which fits perfectly) .protected batteries wont fit in it
update: purchased 3 more these and they all cutoff at 3 volts . just the first one I have cuts off at 2.5 ... may be a batch which had quality control issues? .anyway iv been using these power bank almost daily with no issues so far
(I use a Fluke 117 to check voltage so volt reading is relaible)
This is the one I ordered and received. It works quite similar to the one HKJ reviewed, with one USB output, with mini-plug and mini-USB for input (should be micro-USB, comes with a micro-USB cable).
Only rated at 1A though. My Android says it is slow charging from it though, must be less than 1A to have it say that.