So we've asked, and you've answered. With +Martin Guay getting to review some Anker options; I was curious as to what the options some of you have already adopted.
Here's how you answered:
When asked to list off what your charging options the responses were:
If you want to see it in chart form:
The low percentage for 'nothing' is surprising. But more than a 3rd of you are carrying around some portable universal. What I didn't ask was how often you carry that around with you. Is it all the time?
"Other" were a few answers that actually didn't fall into the 'removable batteries' and the 'chargers' category. So it's a couple more notches in those belts.
When asked what types of universals almost half of you were already using Anker. Some of the other brands were: iWalk, Limeade, Morphie, Motorola, myCharge, Powerocks, Vaas, Zagg.
Now, when it comes to size, average is ~8000mAh.
With 15% being under 5000mAh, 70% in the 5-10,000mAh range, and another 15% for more than 10,000mAh. Most common size was 10,000mAh.
Good to see our Android users are just like the Boy Scouts and are 'always prepared'.
Here's how you answered:
When asked to list off what your charging options the responses were:
I keep extra removable batteries | 18% | |
I have a portable universal | 37% | |
I have plenty of chargers always available | 39% | |
nothing | 2% | |
Other | 4% |
If you want to see it in chart form:
The low percentage for 'nothing' is surprising. But more than a 3rd of you are carrying around some portable universal. What I didn't ask was how often you carry that around with you. Is it all the time?
"Other" were a few answers that actually didn't fall into the 'removable batteries' and the 'chargers' category. So it's a couple more notches in those belts.
When asked what types of universals almost half of you were already using Anker. Some of the other brands were: iWalk, Limeade, Morphie, Motorola, myCharge, Powerocks, Vaas, Zagg.
Now, when it comes to size, average is ~8000mAh.
With 15% being under 5000mAh, 70% in the 5-10,000mAh range, and another 15% for more than 10,000mAh. Most common size was 10,000mAh.
Good to see our Android users are just like the Boy Scouts and are 'always prepared'.
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