Thin Power bank Advice
I've been using power banks for ages, but have mostly stuck with ones where I supply my own 18650 batteries.
I still use a 5th Gen iPod Nano which I use to rate music remotely then sync to my desktop.
Despite having more modern devices, the clickwheel interface is best for me.
Unfortunately, the battery charge has diminished, and replacing it is way too difficult (soldering ribbon cables)
Does anyone know if there exists a thin power bank about the size of an iPod nano 5th gen?
I'm hoping to find a small thin power bank that I could elastic band together to my nano, and connect with a short cable? I've been using a single 18650 (strapped to the nano), but the bulge of the extra battery makes it trickier to palm the device.
The nano measurements are 3.6 x 1.5 x 0.24, so ideally, something about the same size, and thick enough to hold a standard USB connection that would allow use of old style iPod cables.
I still use a 5th Gen iPod Nano which I use to rate music remotely then sync to my desktop.
Despite having more modern devices, the clickwheel interface is best for me.
Unfortunately, the battery charge has diminished, and replacing it is way too difficult (soldering ribbon cables)
Does anyone know if there exists a thin power bank about the size of an iPod nano 5th gen?
I'm hoping to find a small thin power bank that I could elastic band together to my nano, and connect with a short cable? I've been using a single 18650 (strapped to the nano), but the bulge of the extra battery makes it trickier to palm the device.
The nano measurements are 3.6 x 1.5 x 0.24, so ideally, something about the same size, and thick enough to hold a standard USB connection that would allow use of old style iPod cables.
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