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boblawson:
Na I haven't used it under the sun before.

Alright

boblawson:
My volume is always 70-100%.

In terms of heat ,it is always in my pocket when I am working.
Sha I will try itel earbuds or oriamo

You're referring to the casing, since it would shield it from heat.

What of the two buds while you're not working?

Maybe you could remember using it under sun, subconsciously.

boblawson:
I use it every day with an average of 4hrs daily

Depending on the volume you set it.

If it's fully charged, mine used to last around 6, 7 hours on 50% volume.

Leaving it for a while without using it is the internal factor I know can make it swell fast.

And you do not use it in places with high heat?

boblawson:
Good afternoon everyone.

I bought this redmi bud play 6 during December 2025 but now e don spoil.

Just 4 Months ,left ear battery don carry belle😳, right ear battery drains like mad and it's not working again.

Who also experienced this, is it a normal thing in bud 6 play

I'm also using it. Although this year.

Meanwhile, do you often leave it for some time without using it?

OEM 33W - 13k

OEM 18W - 7k

Samsung Tokunbo also available.

15W (type A to C port) - 7k

25W (C to C port) - 9k

Location is Lagos.

08089029365

YoungBTCxchange:
bruh please which solar can I get to charge only my phone, and do I know the turbo cord, because I have been buying fake since

It may be hard to differentiate between OEM and fake, especially if the vendor only show you the printed 6A or 3A.

This is why you can be sure it's original if you buy from a reliable vendor. Someone who's willing to open up, even if he or she sells the fake.

If you need more help or more question, you can say it here.

I do sell Xiaomi related products, as seen in the image I attached.

CDSSolar:
This is what I get when I use original charger and cord from xiaomi.
If I plug a normal charger I may get Quick charge or nothing at all

This is turbo charge bro. Not quick charge as you claimed.

CDSSolar:
Redmi Note 13 pro plus bro, 0 to 100 in 33 minutes battery 5000mah

Redmi Note 15 pro plus 0 to 100 in 40 minutes battery 6500mah

I am a certified solar energy system technician. Understanding batteries and charging technology is kinda my field

Sidenote: my Redmi Note 15 pro fell from the roof of a 2 story building where I was installing solar, I came down to find it ringing, unscathed in any way

Quick Charge does this work for you?

Or Turbo Charge?

Be honest.

#15,500

Location is Lagos.

08089029365

genius43:
No adverts here boss. Use the Xiaomi Thread Store.

Alright. Noted

CDSSolar:
The fast charge is supposed to be from your phone. My phone Quick charging is the charger is at least 3As that is 15watts.
The original charger is 45watts or 9A under 5V. If I use a 9A charger the phone charges up under 40 minutes while a 3A charger takes thrice as much time.
For the Quick charge to work the charging cable must also be able to handle 9A current. You cannot be using a 3A cable and expect 9A current.
So it's
Phone supports 45watts
Charger is up to 45watts
Cable supports up to 45watts

Any of these missing and your fast charge won't work

Quick charge, for Xiaomi phones starts from 18W, while Fast Charging, as used by Samsung starts from 15W.

And for QC to trigger, you do not need a 9A cable if there's a supported 3A cable.

Plus, If the phone has a maximum watt of 18W, there's no way the phone (of 5000mAH) would be full under 40 minutes. Rare cases are iPhones.

Where did you get all your information?

Emu4life:
I'm not buying anything from you. You are a deciever

Yet, you have no proof to show you know what you're saying? Lol

22.5W going for 19k.

Brand new. Location is Lagos.

If you wish, we can meet face to face.

08089029365

This post would shine more light,

If you're in the middle of questions like;

"Will the charger show super fast charging?"

Or "turbo charge?"

You see,

There are two things when you plugged in a (new) charger to your phone.

One, is what you see first. aka DISPLAY. The second one is what you monitor or observed, aka PERFORMANCE.

Now display is where many people would stop at first, and open their wallet.

Not knowing that display do not automatically means performance.

They see "fast charging" or "super fast charging" and then feel like "dem don see beta bargain".

Display would make you think like "Na better deal be dis o", whereas, reality may be laughing at you.

How? By the time you monitor it and it doesn't reflect.

Based on expected performance of the charger, it'd have reach 50% but you're still seeing 29%

Sounds harsh. Like a betrayal, even though you know your phone has the capability to get to that percentage.

And that brings the question;

How do you differentiate between the display and performance, since you can't wait for 20 - 30 minutes. I'll tell you the way out.

But let me quickly say this.

A phone do not charge faster solely because the charger has the capacity.

Sure, the charger may be original but your phone would comply based on the maximum speed it has.

That is, If you use a 45W charger for a phone of 15W (with large battery capacity), do not expect it to full within 35 minutes.

Will you? Well, this is the fastest way I know, on how to pick performance over mere display.

You'd buy from a reliable source, or vendor, in a case where you still find it hard to differentiate.

But if you trust your brain, or you know how to spot it by yourself, then so be it.

I hope I delivered the message to you. Did I not?

You're still looking at me?👀

© Abdullateef Adebayo

P.S - You may need a recommendation on buying earbuds, or powerbank, let us sort it out here: 08089029365

techpsky:
There’s definitely some truth in what you’re saying, mislabeling and exaggeration do happen. But it’s not always that the actual capacity is reduced (e.g., 20,000mAh becoming 15,000mAh).

In many cases, especially with power banks, the confusion comes from:
• Different voltage ratings (3.7V vs 5V output)
• Energy loss during conversion (heat and inefficiency).

So even a genuine 20,000mAh power bank can behave like 12,000–14,000mAh in real use. Where the real issue lies is inconsistency and weak enforcement.

Some products are properly rated, others are exaggerated, and consumers can’t easily tell the difference. That’s why two people can buy the same ‘20,000mAh’ and have completely different experiences.

At this point, the safest approach is simple:
Don’t trust labels blindly, trust real-world performance.

This is what some people still don't know. That there's always a conversion between the battery and the output since the voltage are not compatible. 3.7V for battery and 5V standard for the output means ENERGY CONVERSION.

As a result, heat is generated and some energy (or mAH) is lost. The reason the initial capacity would turn to rated capacity.

Not that the company itself intentionally sold fake advert. Even the most quality powerbank goes through this process. It now depends on the efficiency rate that tells if the rated capacity would drop too much, or just small.

themanderon:
I have a 50000 mah power Bank I have used for 3yrs now. It lasts me for about four days. Charges my phone about 4 times and also my pocket mifis and then most importantly my mini fan that I use till dawn. It has performed very well and I am looking to investing in another one.

I may find a good recommendation to you. If you need to see it first, or check which brand is it, we can talk more on WhatsApp: 08089029365

BigDickProblems:
This is probably the most absurd post I’ve seen on Nairaland this year. 😂

I am guessing that the Op is around 15 to 17 years old or his affiliation with Science (physics) is very close or approaching Zero.

But I like his confidence 😂.

Wisdom is not only tied to age. I agree I made a mistake, which is why I quickly edit it (there was a mix-up at first though). Now, your reply would only tell the world about your fake wisdom if you can't edit your reply. It's up to you sha

Kwet:
Di Frank.
A reliable brand.
The battery bank is a testimony

It's even rare to see in the market, unlike itel and co. But sha, performance matter as well.

Thank you for engaging. By the way, I'm familiar with their 10,000mAH (the one of 18W). And hopefully the 20000mAH would be available in the market again next year.

Can I know the battery capacity you're using?

Especially if the output of your phone is 25W or less.

I've seen the charger does fast charge on Samsung A71. Also on Samsung note 10.

And not only that, a customer of mine using pixel 7 pro was shocked to see it did fast charging on his phone. Because he knew how pixel do select chargers a lot.

The charger comes with 2 ports (Type A and Type C) but does not come with CABLE. Why? That's how they produced it.

Now to the price, it does not cost more than 8k (one of the best prices when you compare it online)

And it comes with 60 Days WARRANTY✅

Here's my WhatsApp line - 2348089029365

For those using a Redmi or Xiaomi phone of 30W or less...

I've seen this charger do turbo charge.

And it works well (doing fast charging) for phone like Samsung with 25W maximum output.

7k ONLY

08089029365 (WhatsApp)

Let me explain.

The word quality only means it's made from materials that meet the standard when it comes to quality.

Materials that have not been water-down or diluted, or stripped of quality. Meaning?

When you buy a QUALITY product, there's a HIGH CHANCE you won't have a BP attack or terrible nightmare. Although, maintenence is key even when you buy the one that's quality.

However, here's why buying a quality product (like charger for instance) and even maintaining it properly can still cause you a headache. The reason?

When you do not pay attention to the performance. Look, not all quality charger perform at the same level. For instance...

A charger can be 10W, it can be 12W, it can be 15W or 18W or more than that. There are levels to this thing.

Now imagine using a 12W charger for a powerbank that's begging you for 18W? What do you think will happen?

It'll charge slowly = spend extra time.

As a result, you'll likely diss that product, thinking it's not even quality.

But deep down, you're the one that pay less attention on the "rated performance"

And this is why you shouldn't relax totally as long as it's quality. Not because it's bad. Not because it won't charge. Not because it won't last...

But because you may silently cry for picking the wrong choice that's not compatible with the rated performance of what your phone is begging for.

Anyway, it's up to you sha👍🏾

Abdullateef Adebayo

This EARBUD is not common or popularly known, which is one of the reasons a buyer was concerned at first,

Until I promised him a WARRANTY of 60 days.

Then he agreed with half faith, buy it and tested it.

Fast forward to November 30,

He poured out his honest reviews on the battery life, which I've attached to this post.

The bass? Very very good💯

The price of the earbud is 18k (fixed)

And it does not come with ANC.

Location is Lagos (08089029365)

One of the mistakes you can make...

Before buying a powerbank is to be pull in by the sweet mouth of the seller.

As in,

You're only told about a brand name..
You're only told it's good and nothing more.
Or you're told it charge fast but what determines it? The seller could not explain, or it was hidden under the carpet.

You see, this is how some of us buy on pity at times. Only to look back and almost swear never to go back again.

Now, even if the brand is popular or many people are buying it, you also need to consider the charging output...

So it can match with that of your phone.

For instance, a powerbank of 18W would work perfectly for your phone with same output,

And same thing if your phone runs on 25W or 33W.

It has to be compatible so you can get the best result.

Speaking of getting a compatible powerbank for your phone...

You can go for this Redmi 18W if you use a phone of 18W. If your phone runs on something higher like 25W or 30W...

It would still charge it, but won't give out the maximum speed.

Do you get it?

Usirado611:
Let's deal,

WhatsApp 08089029365

ghettochild:
Send ur WhatsApp number

08089029365

Just seeing the message. Sorry for the late response.

Hakky1123:
watin concern you

I have one I can recommend to you.

Hakky1123:
Guys, I’m thinking of ordering the Philly 50,000mAh power bank from Jumia. Please, has anyone used it before? Is it reliable and how’s the battery performance? Kindly share your experience if you’ve used it.

Me I af not used it before.

But there's one I've gotten good reviews on (two times now).

I would still allow you to judge from the testimonials.

But before that, here are few things I can strongly promise you.

✅ The battery life would go at least 7 hours (a.k.a it can go beyond that)
✅ The speaker is loud, clear and has no irritating, background noise (if it has, return it for a replacement).
✅ The bass level is very good (not excellent)
✅ You'll be getting an automatic 60 days WARRANTY

In addition, the mic is clear enough for calls, voice notes, games or any other thing.

You're only getting it for 18k.

I don't know if you have another alternative, but if an automatic 60 days WARRANTY carry that voice of safety to you (of course it's real and genuine)...

Then we can meet here: /2348089029365

Usirado611:
How much you selling

12k.

Who is interested in buying normal Samsung s6 back cover?

VicThory:
Good afternoon

Please who have LG G8X Thinq screen here?

Very scarce but You may get it at Alaba International. Ask for Obi Divine