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HoMedics, Inc.
A portable 3000 mAh power bank that charges and syncs iPod and iPhone devices
The HoMedics Mycharge RFAM-0006 is a compact battery accessory designed to recharge Apple iPod and iPhone models while on the move. It includes a sync function so data can be transferred during the same connection. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate use.
A 3000 mAh rating defines how much extra runtime the power bank can deliver to a compatible device. Replenishing the power bank itself takes approximately 6 hours from a standard USB source. Buyers who need more stored energy or faster recharge cycles should consider higher-capacity alternatives.
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The 3000 mAh rating typically delivers one full charge for most smartphones, or multiple top-ups for smaller devices like an iPod.
The sync capability allows data transfer and device management while the power bank is connected, so you can update media without a separate cable.
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