Super sub, as expected

I opted for the variant with 5,600 mAh, as I the ratio of storage volume, and weight / size for my purpose seems best here. With 120 g (weighed) without cable, the battery is suitable even for Transalp mountain biking or other outdoor activities and fits in any pocket. Furthermore, I am from time to time on business and use the cell phone GPS for the address search pedestrians. About the always-on screen I have to give any thought at last.
My Sony Ericsson Xperia mini (1200 mAh battery) can I load the anchor almost four times from about 20% to 100%. In addition to the micro-USB adapter for smartphone I use the mini-USB port for a Bluetooth speaker and can thus refuel all mobile devices on the go with power. The operation is simple and self-explanatory. Plugging and finished - (load anchor or terminal load) regardless of the direction.
That comes with the anchor does not have a charger with, is even a good example that the manufacturer has done a lot of thinking about the experience. Since anyway everyone already has one or more chargers for his phone, so some would unnecessarily drive the purchase price in the amount and pointless waste resources.
Especially in the outdoor area I find the small flashlight super, even if the luminosity is now not quite so overwhelming. Nevertheless, the light is sufficient in most cases and the economical LED claimed the battery only minimal (as an additional function a good compromise between brightness and power consumption).
Conclusion: I would buy immediately with this spare battery. If that weight and size are not as important, can also opt for one of the larger variants (currently) only marginally cost more money.