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Anton R

1 reviews | Active since Oct 2013

05 Feb 2016, 08:30

False information on Power banks

On 20 January I bought two 3800mAh powerbanks from Matrix in Alberton - Product code PB-3800 MD*** - on Invoice number ***6.<br> <br> I have a Galaxy Note 3 with a 3200mAh battery and had to use both, fully charged powerbanks to charge my phone form empty to 30% capacity. I went back and complained on which they exchanged the two banks for new ones after testing. This did however not improve the situation.<br> <br> When I took the \new\" powerbanks back to claim my money back they told me that for my battery I should buy a minimum of a 10000mAh powerbank.<br> <br> I do not think I am unreasonable to expect that if a powerbank is rated at 3800mAh it should be able to charge a 3200mAh battery to full capacity - not even to mention that two of them cannot charge it to even half capacity.<br> <br> In my view these powerbanks that are ADVERTISED AND SOLD as 3800mAH units are no more than 800mAh units.<br> <br> Matrix are refusing to refund me and hence this post."

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Matrix Warehouse Computers
Matrix Warehouse Computers's reply08 Feb 2016, 14:01
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Hello richtera,

Thank you for allocating time to give us feedback on the products purchased.

As discussed the units was returned and the credit available was used by you to purchase another item we had on offer.

Have a great week,
The Matrix Team