Mugen Power 3000mAh Power Case for Sony Xperia Z / Docomo Xperia Z SO-02E [CC-XPERIAZ

[player0508]

In China there are different quality plants that produce different quality devices. At Mugen Power we create our products using components that alone cost around what the other case costs on eBay. We can of course use batteries that long "expired" according to our standards - they will last for 6-7 months and you will have to buy a new one. We cannot really justify this, that is why we produce the batteries that will last 1.5-2 years and, yes, they cost the above mentioned money. Hope I cleared it up a little

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[mervluk]

In China there are different quality plants that produce different quality devices. At Mugen Power we create our products using components that alone cost around what the other case costs on eBay. We can of course use batteries that long "expired" according to our standards - they will last for 6-7 months and you will have to buy a new one. We cannot really justify this, that is why we produce the batteries that will last 1.5-2 years and, yes, they cost the above mentioned money. Hope I cleared it up a little

Sorry, I don't agree with this at all. I bought one from you (Murgen - direct seller) via Amazon. There are no pins on the charging points, so they cannot reach the charging points on the side of the Xperia Z to charge the phone. The unit is therefore useless. To me, this must be evidence of an absence of quality control, or that the pins are so flimsy that they cannot withstand even the first use. I inserted the phone into the case carefully, in accordance with the written instructions. There are different quality devices, and on the basis of my experience Murgen are at the bottom of the heap! Potential buyers beware.

Might be useful for practicing your soldering skills I suppose, to do the job that Murgen don't. Looks like another £40 for an electrically conductive adhesive to DiY! Not amused. I think you're better off with a separate booster charger which uses the micro USB charging point frankly, rather than this gimmick. Apart from the charging pins it's solid plastic I suppose, but the case of mine is quite loosely put together and the battery is loose within the case. You can feel it move.

 

[dmitrymugen]

Sorry, I don't agree with this at all. I bought one from you (Murgen - direct seller) via Amazon. There are no pins on the charging points, so they cannot reach the charging points on the side of the Xperia Z to charge the phone. The unit is therefore useless. To me, this must be evidence of an absence of quality control, or that the pins are so flimsy that they cannot withstand even the first use. I inserted the phone into the case carefully, in accordance with the written instructions. There are different quality devices, and on the basis of my experience Murgen are at the bottom of the heap! Potential buyers beware.

Might be useful for practicing your soldering skills I suppose, to do the job that Murgen don't. Looks like another £40 for an electrically conductive adhesive to DiY! Not amused. I think you're better off with a separate booster charger which uses the micro USB charging point frankly, rather than this gimmick. Apart from the charging pins it's solid plastic I suppose, but the case of mine is quite loosely put together and the battery is loose within the case. You can feel it move.

Please note there are many fakes on amazon, our name is Mugen, we only sell batteries on our official website http://mugen.co and we provide 365 days full warranty on all our products bought directly from us.

 

[sweetandsoursauce]

Are these even legit? I heard it may over heat the phone sometimes

 

[pitsgraft]

I am thinking to order this one, need expert opinion on this power case!

Thanks.

Owned this, it heats up device and charge only during off screen or not in use. Xz has heat protection that will stop charging or even depleting the battery.

NO use at all...