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2-Pack 24-Oz TYLT Power Stainless Steel Bottle 2.0 w/ 5700mAh Wireless Power Bank (PWRBTL24BK-T) on sale for
$19.99.
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Product Details:
- Combines a 24-Oz water bottle with a 5700mAh wireless power bank for ultimate convenience.
- Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps drinks hot or cold for up to 12 hours.
- Made with grade 314 anti-corrosion stainless steel for long-lasting use.
- Supports wired and wireless charging, delivering up to two full device charges.
- Soft-touch battery detaches for safe, easy bottle cleaning.
- Cable storage under the power bank keeps accessories tidy and secure.
- Equipped with USB-C 2A input/output and USB-A 2A output for flexible charging options.
- Easy filling, pouring, and cleaning with a wide-mouth design.
Top Comments
Are you gonna replace the bottle when the batteries are dead.
Not to mention, wireless charging is super inefficient, especially it if doesn't have a magsafe type magnet.
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Maybe. But how hard is it to carry a power bank in your pocket? You could also just tape a power Bank to a water bottle lol
Anyone else find this issue?
However, if this finds regular usage with you versus being relegated to the back of a drawer or a landfill, given our finite resources on earth, then I'd call that a win. Can't undo what has already been manufactured.
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Does everyone need this? Absolutely not. For people who need a bottle and don't have a power bank? This is a deal and provides some convenience.
these double insulated thermos needed a weighted base on the bottom due to how they are design. To achieve the result they have a metal layer, a vacuum thus no weight, and another metal layer to keep cold things cool and hot things hot, due to the vaccum between the two layers. A hermetically done seal in other words that changes the weight and center of balance equation. Not new tech we been doing thermos since the mid 1910s in industrial numbers, and the first prototype since 1892 (the vaccum flask)
https://en.wikipedia.or
so you need a weighted bottom for the thing. Some people put metal there, including heavier than normal metals like lead (see previous slick deals conversation). I find this to be stupid for it is forever risky if the outer layers are pierced, do not mess with brain damaging chemicals. Putting a lithium ion battery there is another alternative that is practical but also risky. Different type of risk.
*shrug* normal steel works, and is heavier than lithium.
Problem is, everyone whom I might get this for has already had their birthday this year. I could save them for Christmas, but I'm concerned storing them that long unused could significantly degrade battery life.
Problem is, everyone whom I might get this for has already had their birthday this year. I could save them for Christmas, but I'm concerned storing them that long unused could significantly degrade battery life.
Problem is, everyone whom I might get this for has already had their birthday this year. I could save them for Christmas, but I'm concerned storing them that long unused could significantly degrade battery life.
Lithium batteries are sold at their nominal voltage (3.7V), so not fully charged. This is done so that they can sit on the shelf for years without noticeably degrading. They'll be perfectly fine.
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