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    Fast charge enabled battery pack is the focus in new Galaxy Note 5 ad

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    Last updated: October 14th, 2015 at 09:32 UTC+02:00

    Samsung has released a new ad for the Galaxy Note 5 on YouTube, it's more for people who already own the company's flagship smartphone as opposed to those who might be considering putting money down for one. It has already released many ads that highlight various features of the Galaxy Note 5 and even take jabs at the iPhone for not being up to its level.

    The new ad is about teaching owners of the Galaxy Note 5 how they can charge their device on the go without having to constantly look for a power outlet. The Galaxy Note 5 has a respectable battery capacity and couple that with fast charging that works with both wired and wireless charging, juicing up the device becomes relatively painless. Through this ad though Samsung reminds users that they can also charge their Galaxy Note 5 using a fast charged enabled 5200mAh Samsung Battery Pack which retails for $69.99. The battery pack is lightweight and has a design not that different from the handset, and Samsung promises that it can charge the Galaxy Note 5 from 0% to 50% in just 30 minutes.

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