Comments on: Mophie Juice Pack Air is here, and it's not perfect (review)
Mophie announces the availability of the Juice Pack Air for the iPhone 3G that uses a Micro-USB port and costs $79.95.
Mophie announces the availability of the Juice Pack Air for the iPhone 3G that uses a Micro-USB port and costs $79.95.
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FUNNY thing... I assumed that it always was connected to the internal iPhone battery, and NEVER ever moved the switch on the bottom until I started having problems. I now know that it had never supplied ANY power to the phone, and I wondered if it was actually extending the life of the battery. Obviously NOT. (duhhhhhhhhhhhhh) Now I seriously want the Mophie to work properly.
- by lusterb November 19, 2009 12:35 AM PST
- Keep your money and stay away from this defective product! I went through three Mophie Juice Air packs, purchased/received from three different locations (the first Mophie from an Apple Store, exchanged it at a second Apple store, and received a third Mophie from the company) with the same result. After roughly 21 days, each pack failed to charge the phone and lost it's ability to hold a charge. When plugged in, the unit would flash rapidly between charged and unplugged mode. Getting a refund has been a nightmare also. Initially, the company repeatedly refused, saying they do not refund products not purchased from them, only exchange them. The sole point of contact, if using email, is a Tech Support guy who did little more than repeat the "exchange" line. The company eventually offered to refund my money after I returned the product. I followed their instructions fully but the Tech Support guy sent me another Mophine instead of my refund. When I questioned his actions (via email) he again offered the "exchange" excuse. If you have issues, it's best to phone Mophie and talk to someone in customer service.
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