4 ms·
Replaceable batteries are one thing, but truly hot swappable batteries like you're asking for will absolutely effect the waterproofing and add a lot of weight/s
by SauntSolaire 6mo ago
Replaceable batteries are one thing, but truly hot swappable batteries like you're asking for will absolutely effect the waterproofing and add a lot of weight/size. Is there a reason you can't just bring a battery pack in your rucksack? They make magnetic ones you can slap on the back and be on your way.
- alt227 6mo agoContinuing to take photos with a battery pack hanging off a device is no where near as simple as popping in a fresh 100% battery and coninuing as normal.
- strictnein 6mo agoThese don't dangle or impede your use: https://www.anker.com/products/a1665-5k-ultra-slim-qi2-power-bank https://www.anker.com/products/a1665-5k-ultra-slim-qi2-power...
- alt227 6mo agoThanks for the suggestion. I would still prefer replaceable batteries back though, and you really dont need to convince me otherwise!
- mort96 6mo agoIs that ... just a wall wart with a screen on it? Why is that relevant? EDIT: Wait no it's a carousel of completely unrelated products because the page redirected (without my input) to https://ankernordics.com/ https://ankernordics.com/.
- strictnein 6mo agoHmmm... I'm not sure what you're seeing to be honest. The link should be to a slim 5000mah magsafe battery that attaches to the back of iPhones. The Anker Nano Power Bank (5K, MagGo, Slim). No screen, charges via USBC.
- mort96 6mo agoSeems like this product, on the Anker Nordic page so that it works for us who for whatever reason are booted from the main Anker website: https://www.ankernordics.com/products/a1665-anker-nano-powerbank-5000mah https://www.ankernordics.com/products/a1665-anker-nano-power... Yeah, that would work. The first party Apple MagSafe power bank is also a decent alternative.
- InsomniacL 6mo agojust to note, wireless charging is very inefficient. From the page you linked: "Due to a 30% to 45% energy loss in battery cells and conversion circuitry, a fully charged 5,000 mAh power bank typically offers an estimated 2,750 to 3,500mAh to power devices"
- retired 6mo agoThen use the supplied USB-C to USB-C cable for more efficient charging, while using the magnets to stick it to the back of your phone.