Do you prefer carrying extra internal batteries for your smartphone or using a Battery pack charger?

[froggyboy604]

I think battery pack chargers are more useful because they can charge a tablet, MP3 Player, some handheld game consoles, and other devices which charge by USB. Some bigger battery pack chargers can even charge a laptop like the Apple Macbook which uses USB-C to charge.

I can also re-use battery pack chargers on my new phone, and they seem more durable than internal batteries for smartphones.

Removing the back panel on phones with a removable battery is also kind of hard on some phones.

 

[Josh]

My current phone unfortunately doesn't have a removable battery. I do have some battery pack chargers that I use though.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

No need to, I use at the most 50 percent of my battery per day, so I'm always good.

 

[lb]

I do neither because I tend to not use my phone for tasks that drain the battery a lot when I'm out...

 

[Empire]

No need, I hardly use 60% when I'm out. I'm typing this post as I'm going to London. That's around 180miles.

While in the car there is an built in car charger anyway that I can use, but haven't yet

 

[IntoxNitram]

I use a battery pack charger. It does well and fits my need, would rather use than than need a second battery.

 

[Empire]

Talking about it here, I have a digital camera that I got a second battery for. Gotta say it's handy since I do use all the power up

 

[froggyboy604]

I think Battery pack chargers can charge some digital cameras and camcorders along with smartphones and tablets, so I think battery pack chargers can be useful if you have a lot of power outages, or you can't easily find a power outlet to use for charging when you are on longer trips, or in the forest, desert, or farm.

 

[Claraviolet]

My phone doesn't have removable battery. At first it was worrying but later I got to know that... it's not that different and got more power cycles. I use a powerbank with me n case of emergencies.