1. Took good 10 days to send the product. 2. This product was available on flipkart in two colors. White one @ 1100 approx and black one at 1999. I bought black one. When opened the box found a white one. 3. On the box it is clearly mentioned that the box includes power bank, micro usb data cable, 30pin data cable and manual. 30 pin data cable was missing. 4. Tried using power bank after charging it. But the power bank was not charging my phone. 5. Flipkart courier guys are worst they want you to meet them some location of their convenience rather than delivery at the address given. 6. Ordered replacement received after 5 days however the courier on both ocassion was from surat to mumbai. 7. Again same probs wid courier guys. 8. Opened the courier found original seal missing instead a plain white round sticmer was put in name of the seal. 9. No 30 pin data cable and no manual in box 10. Micro usb cable was a fake one. I have an original one with me and I know this one in the box is a duplicate. 10. Found Power bank fully charged in the box! Have bought so many phones and electronic gadgets and all have to be charged before use. Infact the white one which I replaced was not fully charged in box. Which means these people sent a used product when I paid for a new one. Isn't it cheaper if I buy a used product. I am feeling cheated. I will never buy anything from flipkart. So my fellow shoppers if you dont want to be duped then stay away from seller Revolution.

After years of cradling one rusty Nokia after the other, I got my first smartphone - an entry level Samsung Galaxy, three years back. Now I clearly remember the instructions on my first Nokia - open the box, charge it for 8 hours, and then throw the charger. I don't think the damn piece of plastic ever ran out of charge over the course of the next 4 years that I had it. Apparently Smart Phones are way too smart for trivialities like that. The first Samsung had a rather nasty habit of spending roughly 30% of it's total charge in showing me some pointless boot animations when I turned it on. And I could use it for roughly 25 minutes, after which it's super smart "low battery" alert would get to such intensity that it would kill itself out of charge just warning me to get it charged. So technically I went from a perfectly functioning brick that lived in my pocket but couldn't do much to one that could, but never did because it was never alive. But hey, once you get into the grip of smartness you don't get to go out. That 25 minutes of high charge pleasure is just too addictive to let go. So 2 years down, and I had my latest galaxy with advanced graphicy capabilities, display and processor. My life for the past year has roughly consisted of charging the phone when I hit the bed, turning it on when I woke up, checking my email and social feeds, getting to work, charging my phone, answering calls from clients, the laundry guy and my mom, and frantically searching for a charger to breathe life into my dying device by 4pm. Every. Single. Day. I tried everything. I bought myself enough chargers to have a micro usb sticking it's tongue out at me from whichever direction I see. I carried a cable in my bag, permanently connected to my laptop. I --enforced-- requested my team to bring a charger along, just in case. Nothing. A dead phone and a permanent beep of low battery. I began to wish I could just harness all the bio energy in my body to give life to my phone. Oh, and did I tell you? The thing starts crying the moment it hits 14%. FOURTEEN PERCENT. Fourteen percent would've been enough on my Nokia to blast me through space, call Nasa from Mars and jump right back, playing Snake all the way down. Not on this one - when gramma Samsung hits 14% that's her way of saying her bye-byes and writing out her will. So I got this power bank. It was a brave decision, given I'd all but given up on the whole charge thing. But I got it nevertheless. Here's the kicker - first, this little power bank can swell up with so much charge I'm sure I can run a small city for a month with it when she's up 100%. So I leave her by the wall, charging, soaking up all the power in the world. Second, she's portable. So Samsung dear can be the glutton she is, binging on charge, even when there isn't a single wall and socket in sight. The only kick-in-the-shin is the weight. I was talking on the phone yesterday (as usual, charge down to 10%) and got the bank connected to it to keep the life juices flowing. In about 2 minutes I noticed my feet were leaving visible prints, depressing the concrete floor below. My neck kind of turned over to one side and I'm pretty sure when I walked near the beach the power bank's weight interfered with the Moon's gravity, messing up the tides. This power bank is heavy. But so was Iron Man's first suit. It's good, it charges and it's generally awesome. Now go ahead and get it before your phone dies.