About how many cell phone full charges are people getting out of it?
1428559
On the low end probably a bit over 2 full charges. You gotta condition the battery to get the full 6600 mAh: charge it to full and discharge it completely, twice. Then you should be able to get at least three full charges even with phones with large batteries.
2259174
I would estimate about 45-60 minutes. The number of charges obviously depends on how you use your phone but I can get up to two full charges.
253832
Dont know have not tried as I have this for either emergency use or backcountry use and one cellphone is enough. I would say probably it would charge two phones since it will charge a phone and still give you hours light on one charge, but if you juice up two phones that will probably mean no light. Real world results will vary as will the phone you use. If you are depending on this for emergency or life critical issues and actually need to charge someone elses phone, then emergency protocols typicaly dictate that person should have their own and you should not be sharing. In other words stop being cheap and do the right thing. Dont know have not tried as I have this for either emergency use or backcountry use and one cellphone is enough. I would say probably it would charge two phones since it will charge a phone and still give you hours light on one charge, but if you juice up two phones that will probably mean no light. Real world results will vary as will the phone you use. If you are depending on this for emergency or life critical issues and actually need to charge someone elses phone, then emergency protocols typicaly dictate that person should have their own and you should not be sharing. In... » Read More Dont know have not tried as I have this for either emergency use or backcountry use and one cellphone is enough. I would say probably it would charge two phones since it will charge a phone and still give you hours light on one charge, but if you juice up two phones that will probably mean no light. Real world results will vary as will the phone you use. If you are depending on this for emergency or life critical issues and actually need to charge someone elses phone, then emergency protocols typicaly dictate that person should have their own and you should not be sharing. In other words stop being cheap and do the right thing. « Show Less
1522505
Mine holds charge for at least a week. It does not provide 8 charges of a cell phone though. 3-4 is a more reasonable number.
1234643
I have eight phones hooked up to my system. So far it is working out well for me. I am still getting familiar with it.
1379968
I have gotten 4 charges for my Android phone from my charger. I would think an I phone would be similar.
1547843
it says to do 5 full charge/discharge cycles in the beginning. I was only able to do 2 because it takes too long to both discharge completely and then to charge it back up. it lasts 2-3 days abusing the phone.
848302
It all depends on how you use it. Let's say your phone is on 5%. With the case I was able to give it a full charge but then I had to charge it again. On the other hand if your phone is on 50% then you are able to charge it and still have about have the energy of the case left.
653541
The phones that I have been using. I leave in the charging cradle all the time, all over the house. I have 6 matching handsets. The handsets have been left out of the cradle over night, or all day, and still have full battery power. I did have one start to go out of service recently. It is the main handset and is used a lot. I don't recall how long it had been out of the charging cradle. Must have been more than a whole day. Have not had an issue with that handset since then. Overall, battery life, I have found with my personal use, has been several hours. You always have the option of switching to a different charged handset. The phones that I have been using. I leave in the charging cradle all the time, all over the house. I have 6 matching handsets. The handsets have been left out of the cradle over night, or all day, and still have full battery power. I did have one start to go out of service recently. It is the main handset and is used a lot. I don't recall how long it had been out of the charging cradle. Must have been more than a whole day. Have not had an issue with that handset since then. Overall, battery life, I have found with my personal use, has been several hours. You always have the option of... » Read More The phones that I have been using. I leave in the charging cradle all the time, all over the house. I have 6 matching handsets. The handsets have been left out of the cradle over night, or all day, and still have full battery power. I did have one start to go out of service recently. It is the main handset and is used a lot. I don't recall how long it had been out of the charging cradle. Must have been more than a whole day. Have not had an issue with that handset since then. Overall, battery life, I have found with my personal use, has been several hours. You always have the option of switching to a different charged handset. « Show Less
1929883
No ..... it is just another phone in the house connected to cable. The cable company does charge a flat fee regardless of who you call and how many phones are connected. Hope this helps you.
2245162
My battery is halfway gone by end of day, if I take several long calls, or many short calls, and text a bunch. There is more than 3/4s of a battery left by end of day, if I text a little bit and take one or two short calls.
324657
Not really sure. However I have charged it and didn't use it for over 2 weeks , then charged 3 phones.
1206824
Unfornately this model has same issue. So if you run out of charge during the call, you don't have a way out. I wonder how one can make such stupid design choice.
282577
I do not know a maximum amount - but we have over 50 in the phone we have and it hasn't maxed out
1599649
Yup, 2 year contract with $35 activation fee like every carrier out there so it's not really hidden. And just to be sure there is a termination fee usually its $200 now, unless your not getting receptions in your are then you might be able to talk to customer service and terminate your contract with no fee or some kind of discounted fee.
2107250
It gives me like an extra 1.5 times extra charge. I let the phone drain all the way or most of the way, turn in the charger, it goes all the way to 100% and then I can do that again to about half way. It's pretty awesome. I have dropped it and it was fine. I'm pretty satisfied. I've had it about 2 months and use it heavily every day.
1849391
It is two cells in the unit, the phone they are for would not take a three cell. There are 3 separate units in the order, great price.