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Triple your S7 edge longevity with ZeroLemon's bargain extended battery case

posted by Daniel P. / Jun 15, 2016, 5:58 AM

Triple your S7 edge longevity with ZeroLemon's bargain extended battery case

While it took ZeroLemon close to six months to release extended battery cases for the Galaxy Note 5 and the S6 edge+, it is already out with such a case for Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge. This might have something to do with the reports about shattering sales for the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge duo, but in any case, the battery case is here. It has the obligatory pass-through charging system, meaning that you can top up the case while on the phone, and LED lights that indicate the amount of juice left.

The ZeroLemon wrapper adds the whopping 8500 mAh of battery capacity to your S7 edge which comes with a 3600 mAh unit. Accounting for charging and transfer losses, the case will allow you to nearly triple the battery life of the 5.5-incher, so you can take it on your next trip, knowing full well that the phone will both be protected, and easily last you 3-4 days away from the plug. The pricing? Well, ZeroLemon currently asks just $59.99 for the case, which, as far as extended battery wrappers go, is quite the bargain.

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4 Comments

1. tokuzumi

Posts: 1900; Member since: Aug 27, 2009

Should have went with the wireless charging method. That is going to make the height of the phone almost impossible to use. I'd rather carry around a separate battery pack if I needed that much extra juice.

posted on Jun 15, 2016, 6:02 AM 0

3. dimas

Posts: 3363; Member since: Jul 22, 2014

Have this tank case for my s7 edge and it's awesome. Just slap your phone in it and you're good to go under 10 seconds. Powerbank? Get the phone, plug the cable and have a hard time holding both the phone and charger when you're walking. Meh.

posted on Jun 15, 2016, 7:43 AM 0

4. tsp38

Posts: 38; Member since: Jun 04, 2015

both fill the needs for different people. some people prefer using a separate battery pack to charge multiple devices whenever they need it, some people don't care about the bulk and would rather have a device that can last a long time.

posted on Jun 15, 2016, 10:46 AM 0

5. tsp38

i do agree on the wireless charging method. i have the samsung wireless battery case and it's AWESOME! it just makes the phone a little thicker and gives me a good chunk of extra juice. but who knows what's involved in making the wireless charging case.. samsung is the maker of the phone, so i'm sure that was easy.