JISULIFE Hand Warmers, Rechargeable Electric Reusable Hand Warmer/Power Bank, Pocket Warmers
Oadby, Leicestershire
£30
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Brand new
Product details
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Size 13500mAh
Brand JISULIFE
Colour Milky White
Material Plastic
Battery description Lithium
Battery capacity 13500 Milliamp Hours
13500 mAh Powerful Battery: JISULIFE NS04 Rechargeable Hand Warmer has the largest battery capacity on the market. It can support 7-16 working hours after being fully charged. The power bank function can also charge your mobile phone for emergencies
3 Fast Heating Levels: Electric Hand Warmer adopts constant temperature heating technology, which can heat up quickly in 3 seconds. There are 3 different heating levels to meet your needs [104℉ (40℃)], [122℉ (50℃)], 140℉ (60℃)]
LED Digital Display: USB Reusable Hand Warmer can display the heating temperature and remaining power in real-time for user-friendly
Safety Priority: JISULIFE Hand Warmer is carefully selected with high-quality materials and a built-in intelligent protection system to prevent overheating, overcharging, short circuits, and explosion risks. It is UL, CE, FCC, RoHS certified
More Details & Gift Choice: Silicone corner protection against falls, USB Type C port dust plug protection, portable pocket size with lanyard, suitable for golf, football, fishing, hiking, camping, etc. These thoughtful little details make it perfect as a winter gift choice for Christmas, Thanksgiving Day, Valentine's Day
Ad ID: 1491816586
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