Thats one funky PowerLine!
Anker - please nuke Amazon listing errors!
Do you think the person doing this can read English?
Or they simply so overloaded they can’t see their Soundcore for their Powerline?
Either way, there’s a consistent problem in lack of care.
I hope somebody bought it thinking they struck an insane deal on a great set of headphones
Maybe the descriptions and the photos aren’t put together by the same person/team and neither is applying any logic.
Or maybe its some kind of automated thing!
Lol, imagine the reviews
“I bought the headphones and when I put them in my ear they caused bleeding, I had to see the doctor”
Or
“The Powerline did not have a port to charge my phone, sent it back”
No the awful grammar which makes no English sense means actual non-English fluent did it. Look at the Baffles and Ink one above.
E.g.
Oh, come on, @professor. “Bright 4 X LED Flashlight” simply means the LEDs on the power wheel!
Wow I hope I don’t see these kinds of things
I assume these are Anker errors.
I don’t know any sellers on Amazon to ask if the seller provides the listing details (which I suspect is the case) or whether Amazon puts this stuff together.
And its funny “baffle” seems to come up a lot in the listings.
But where’s the ink from?
I suspect speaker and baffle have a similar Chinese word?
Come on moderators this needs pinning
Next typo I see I will post it here
Baffle - > Bafflement!
Lol… nice findings there
Hope the customer looks at the picture/description closely before purchasing the item.
Didnt find such errors the last time at amazon.de
Was worse, but now much better.
OK some stylish mistakes, but who does really care.
Not all “Oberlehrer” (schoolmaster ) like me.
0% claimed, wonder why
At this point I won’t be surprised if they misspell their own company name
Phew, no Überladung, I was worried for a minute.
Not Anker’s fault but some other seller, but shows how easy it is for Amazon errors
Thanks goodness, you definitely don’t want any Überladungs, that’ll ruin your battery good’n proper!