I’ve got a couple reviews for you coming up and we’ll start with a 6 port desktop USB charger from iClever today that’s great looking and it can handle up to 50 watts of output power with a maximum of 2.4amps per port meaning it can fast charge most any device you own. Read on to learn more…
Hello, hello, I’m back with another review of another portable battery for you. Today for review I’ve got the +Lifeguard Mini 1 3000mAh portable charger or portable battery or whatever you won’t to call it. It’s 3000mAh capacity so you should be able to get one full charge for most phones, or ‘top off’ several devices. This battery would be fine for a days outing or to use an emergency charging as a backup for other chargers you might have. You never what can happen so it’s nice to be prepared right? The +Lifeguard Mini 1 is small, only about four inches long and just a few ounces in weight so you can easily take it with you in your pocket if need be. Read on to learn more…
Up for review today I have another portable battery from a company called K2R and it’s just called the K2R-803, no fancy name or nothing like that. The battery is 7800mAh in capacity and it has dual USB ports, one is 1amp and the other is 2amp so it can charge most any device out there surely. The 803 also has two white LEDs that function as a flashlight to be used in emergency situations or for when you’re camping and need to search for something in your bag in the dark or maybe even just trying to find your keys in your purse coming home at night. I charged five devices with it and the battery still had capacity left to charge something else. Read on to learn more…
I didn’t see any Fairy Dust fall out of the box when I unpacked this 5V – 2.1A charger, but there must be something in there that makes it work with my Lenovo Yoga Tab 2 8 Windows tablet. Since opening the box of my new Yoga Tablet 2 about 11 days ago, I have … Read more
This is quick post for you, not something I’d call really exciting but it’s something I’m sure you use often. Scasche has just announced the superCUBE which is a tiny little 12 watt USB wall charger. So whatever, very brief press release below for you..
I wasn’t going to post about this one at first as I was like ‘it’s just Luggage’ but then I read on and yes it’s luggage but it has a built-in charger for your phones or tablets and I think that’s just a great idea. I have to wonder why it took so long for someone to come up with this really?! It’s been a while since I was at an airport but from what I recall it was hard to find an outlet, so having a charger built right into your luggage seems to be a good thing. There are two different ones to choose from, a rolling carry-on style and one that looks like a duffle bag and it rolls too. There are actually three different versions ranging from $350 to $399, it depends on the size you need. Oh and they’re doing a pre-order special with code “luggage30” so you can get 30% off if you purchase or pre-order by August 11th, with shipping starting the week of the 12th.
My father bought me one of the generation 1 Kindle Fires for Christmas the year they came out. I (and my Son) have been very happy with it as an entertainment device. But in the last few months, I’ve noticed that it wasn’t charging very well. I’d have to reset the (original) cable multiple times, … Read more
More Power! These days it seems like our devices just need more and more power, most smartphones and tablets don’t last a day with normal use. What would be considered normal use though is a bit hazy as your idea and my idea of normal use can be different. Making calls, browsing the web, playing games and updating your social status is about what most people do on their phones. Most smartphones I’ve owned won’t the last day with average use and that’s sad really, haven’t we progressed yet to the point where we can make a battery that lasts longer than a day? These phones costs hundreds of dollars and yet the battery can’t last a day?! (makes no sense to me at all personally) If batteries did last longer than a day though, the product I have for review today would be worthless and wouldn’t even exist most likely. The product is the Pama Plug N Go Power Portable Charger which is essentially an external battery but it can charge both tablets and phones. The Pama comes with nine different tips and if none of those work for you then you can just use the cable that came with your device as the Pama has a standard USB port on it. So read on to learn more…
So I’ve got a deal for you I just had to share it. Yes I’m going to shamelessly plug my own review right now. Over on TestFreaks I just posted my review of the Energizer XP4001 4000 mAh Universal Portable Charger which I found to be just an excellent product overall. In fact I really … Read more
Wow check this thing out, it’s a solar charger for your laptop and the charge to power ratio isn’t bad, it gets you 45 minutes of power for your laptop for every hour in the sun! It can not only charge your laptop but tablets and phones too. It has a built-in battery that can … Read more