Tech scammers are at it again, preying on people who need a quick shot for their laptops. These phony power banks, often sold at suspicious flea markets, look like the real deal. But don't be fooled! They're packed with copyright components that can fry your device. Here's the truth: these fake power banks won't give you a proper power-up. Instea
I just got this power bank thinking it would be a great solution for my phone's battery issues. Boy, was I mistaken! This thing is a complete waste of time for a power bank. It barely charge my phone halfway|more than once, and it gets dangerously toasty while charging. Avoid this power bank at all costs! You should consider a different power ban
Guyman, you know say we dey try make our Naija products shine and sell well worldwide. But some miscreants no dey play fair. Dem dey push out fake, substandard goods wey go spoil your head o! Wetin you need know na to be sharp, and avoid buying such products. Make you inspect di product well before you buy am. Fake electronics - Na wahala! Dem go