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₦17,500 vs ₦71,000 Bluetooth Headset: I Tested Both During NEPA 12hr Blackout Meta Description: I tested ₦71k Zealot S67 vs ₦17.5k P9 Pro Max during 12hr NEPA blackout in UNILAG hostel. One survived 8hrs. One is overpriced. Full 7-day test + verdict. THE ₦53.5K QUESTION NEPA just announced 12hr blackout for Yaba. Again. My roommate just spent ₦71,000 on Zealot S67 Bluetooth headset because "extra bass for vibes during blackout". I spent ₦17,500 on P9 Pro Max because "I’m a broke UNILAG student". 7 days later, we both survived the blackout. Only one of us is still smiling at his bank account. This isn’t a sponsored review. This is me refusing to waste ₦53,500 on brand name. THE TEST — REAL NEPA CONDITIONS Test Location: UNILAG hostel, Room 204. 43°C. NEPA gone since 6PM. Test Duration: 8 hours straight. 6PM - 2AM. Test Setup: Both headsets connected to same phone + ₦4,000 powerbank. Volume at 70%. Playing Afrobeats playlist. What matters during...

 I wasted ₦15,000. Don't be like me. Last semester, NEPA took light for 8 hours daily in my UNILAG hostel. I bought a "premium" ₦15,000 rechargeable fan from Computer Village. It died in 3 months. Battery couldn't survive Lagos heat. This month, I tested the ₦7,000 DP 2000mAh Mini Fan for 7 days straight. Same hostel. Same 43°C heat. Same NEPA wahala. Here’s what happened: **₦15,000 "Premium" Fan vs ₦7,000 DP Fan — REAL TEST:** | **Test** | **₦15k Fan** | **₦7k DP Fan** | | --- | --- | --- | | **Battery Life** | 4hrs on Low | 8hrs on Low | | **Charging Time** | 6hrs | 3hrs | | **Speeds** | 1 speed | 3 speeds | | **Survived 7 Days** | ❌ Died Day 90 | ✅ Still working | | **Size** | Bulky | Pocket size | | **Price** | ₦15,000 | ₦7,000 | **Winner: ₦7,000 DP Fan.** Saved me ₦8,000 = 2 months MTN data. **Why ₦7k Beats ₦15k:** 1. **Battery Scam**: Expensive fans use cheap 18650 batteries. DP uses 2000mAh Li-ion that actually lasts. 2. **Overheating**: Big fans over...