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Veho Pebble Smartstick Emergency Portable Battery Back Up Power - Pink (2200mAh)
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Veho Pebble Smartstick Emergency Portable Battery Back Up Power - Pink (2200mAh) Customer Reviews
RRP: £29.99
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Value for money
5I purchased this as a gift, no complaints, does as advertised, compact and handy for ladies purse. Got her out of trouble many a time already. So job done! Great value for money!!
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mrs
3Itisvery handy to have when you're out and about
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Great Product
5Super cute little power pack. Came fully charged, ready to use which I was not aware of, so that was a nice surprise and works really well.
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Very useful
5Charges my Samsung A3 on the go, takes up hardly any room in my bag so ideal gadget for long journeys.
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Pebble
4The Pebble Smartstick looks very clean and slique. I got the bright pink which looks very cool and is a nice size. The product came in about 7-8 days which is fine and by far the best price of similar products online.
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Handy
5Comes in handy when my fiancé is out and about and needing to charge her phone!
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Disappointed
3Disappointed when I realised that the pack did not contain the connector for the newer iPhones 5/6 The item looks useful though just a shame I can't use it
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Smartstick for my (not-so) Smartphone!
5I use a BlackBerry Bold (which I love!) but it has a completely useless battery life. I've tried numerous car and portable chargers which more often than not and for no reason refuse to work saying "this device has insufficient power to charge... blah, blah, blah" But the pebble works... and works brilliantly! No longer will I have to turn my mobile off for the last 2 hours of long train journeys to save the last shred of power.
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