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cenamus ◴[21 Sep 25 13:07 UTC] No.45322381[source]▶

20Ah for 23 bucks? Seems like it's almost too good to be true. Wouldn't surprise me if it was just half that, would explain the price and weight.

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1. slipperybeluga ◴[21 Sep 25 13:36 UTC] No.45322612[source]▶

>>45322381 #

The picture on Amazon says 10Ah. Not interested until there is independent verification. The Haribo licensing lends some legitimacy, but way too many fly by night companies selling a fraction of what they advertise.

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2. Kwpolska ◴[21 Sep 25 13:57 UTC] No.45322798[source]▶

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Haribo specializes in making candy, not electronics. Branded swag tends to be bottom-of-the-barrel.

3. tzs ◴[21 Sep 25 15:53 UTC] No.45323809[source]▶

>>45322612 (TP) #

There are two models, one listed at 10Ah and one at 20Ah:

https://www.amazon.com/DCHK-10000mAh-Charging-Portable-Motor...

https://www.amazon.com/DCHK-20000mAh-Charging-Portable-Motor...

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