Battery Case for iPhone 5 /5S /SE, 4000mAh Rechargeable Portable Power Charging Case for iPhone 5 5S SE (4.0 inch) Ultra Thin Extended Battery Pack Charger Case -Black [ Not Compatible iPhone 5C ]

The case is smaller than the old one I had which is nice. Fits well in the hand but for some reason keeps dropping out of my phone holder in my car, which I use all the time for work. Just falls out while I’m driving.It seems to do a good job of charging my phone but doesn’t always charge it to 100% before shutting off on its own. I find myself having to turn it back on a couple times to get it to a full charge on my phone.About 80% of the time when I plug the charger in at night to recharge I get a message saying it is “not supported” by my device. My phone will continue to switch between charging and not charging repeatedly. I had to turn vibration alert off because it would randomly do it in the middle of the night and wake me up. The only other solution I’ve found is to remove the phone and charge the phone and case separately which is annoying and inconvenient.Bottom line, it is a good size and weight and it does its job but is not as convenient or efficient as other phone charging cases available. You get what you pay for.

This does NOT work with headphones which negates the entire purpose of having the external battery. This was a waste of money and now I will have to buy another external battery that actually does work with headphones. Very disappointed.

I was hoping this would have worked. But it drained my phone battery when the power pack was in the off position, and my car charger would not work. I called and got a replacement but it was the same issue. Drained my phone battery by 10% every 15 min.Nice design, heavy and worked without having to have a magnet on the back for my car holder.

The other battery case would use an android charger to charge the case and the iPhone. This case requires an iPhone charger.

We purchased this and was fitted 3 weeks ago, mid Dec 19. We are in a 2 bed 1960s bungalow , cavity wall, not filled, very solid walls, double glazed but no vents, 1960s tiled floors the brown shiny thin type, electric heating, we have no gas. It was empty for 18 months. All windows and corners of walls were mouldy and black which returned after washing off. Then skirting became wet with condensation once the cooler weather arrived along with windows streaming all over and the walls and floors were wet to the touch in places. Made our life a misery. The air was damp and cold and bedding felt damp even stored bedding in the drawers under the beds. We had it fitted mid December, costing 50.00. After a few days it showed a big improvement. I had a bit of washing which I aired indoors which set the condensation off again but only in one room. Our bungalow was particularly bad, we read up on solutions and found these. I had never heard of them before. I was sceptical and asked our plumber who said he had heard very good results from them. We had on setting 2 with a deflector facing front door and one opposite. We still had a little condensation at the bottom of Windows in some rooms we changed setting to 4 and just left the deflector on facing the front door and removed the other. This was last week and we are totally condensation free now. We were using our window Hoover and we were getting 1 1/2 full containers of water just from 4 Windows every day, plus water dripping from window recesses and damp floors. We would thoroughly recommend.Update March 2020This is the best thing ever, still working a treat, all condensation has gone even with building work going on. The house is dry and warm, no cold damp bedding, no water anywhere.

We moved into a 1930s property in Scotland 6 years ago. There was no central heating, shower or boiler at that point. We began to see issues with condensation arise once we started to do the place up. Every morning we would wake up to soaking wet windows. Gradually mould started appearing on the walls and curtains. Every winter it would get us down. When mould appeared in our baby’s room we started worrying about health consequences. Through research we decided to purchase the Drimaster condensation ventilation unit. We felt it was a lot of money but by far the best thing we have purchased for the house. We are now almost in a Scottish winter and so far no condensation on the windows. It has saved our sanity and we finally feel happy at home. Would highly recommend!

I will admit I was apprehensive about how well this product would actually do but I am blown away at how well it actually works. Less than 24 hrs after installation and all condensation areas apart from one was cleared and a further 24 hrs later the stubborn zone was down to almost unnoticeable levels. This is an amazing bit of kit and at the moment I cannot recommend it highly enough. Currently running on setting 3 but looking to turn down to 2 on the weekend. For now I will say it is well worth the initial outlay but will update if things change.

After reading the positive reviews online I purchased the machine to try and cure condensation issues in our bungalow. It's been up for a month now and has 99% cured our issues.. The only time it struggles is when the weather is below zero outside. This could possibly be cured by increasing the setting on the fan.. At the moment I have it set on setting 4. This setting generates some noise. I think increasing it to 5 would probably keep us awake at night. I recommend this product 100%

I fitted this in our loft and got running as per the clear instructions, before in the cold morning the windows would be covers in water after fitting this unit no more water on the windows . Result ! Best thing I’ve bought this year that actually works ! Would recommend to any one