One of the leading battery makers in the world, Energizer has collaborated with XPAL Power to take its ‘Energi to Go’ battery packs to an all new level. The new line of battery packs charge a variety of portable devices including laptops.
This all new line includes Apple iPhone 3G/3GS charger, solar chargers and even lithium ion chargers that are capable of charging notebooks and laptop computers.
Almost every Energizer portable battery charger pack comes with a long list of mobile phone tips for various makes and models. This list will constantly be updated on the Energizer and XPAL Power websites, with the launch of new cell phone models.
As of now, most of these portable battery packs are being launched under the XPAL name and logo, but new products are expected to have the more reliable Energizer logo.
Some of the most prominent products from the line of portable battery chargers are,
- AP1000 ($49.99): 1000 mAh iPhone 3G/3G S battery sleeve
- AP1500 ($79.99): 1500 mAh Phone 3G/3G S battery sleeve (doubles battery life of iPhone)
- SP1000 ($49.99): 1000 mAh (solar/AC adapter)
- SP2000 ($99.99): 2000 mAh (solar/AC adapter)
- XP600 ($19.99): 600 mAh (up to 3 hours of extra talk time for cell phones)
- XP1000 ($29.99): 1000 mAh (up to 6 hours of extra talk time for cell phones)
- XP2000 ($39.99): 2000 mAh (up to 12 hours of extra talk time for cell phones)
- XP4001 ($69.99): 4000 mAh (charges two devices at once; for cell phones, MP3 players, game devices, cameras, and other 5V devices)
- XP4000 ($84.99): 4000 mAh (smaller than XP4001; charges two devices at once; for cell phones, MP3 players, game devices, cameras, and other 5V and 8.4V devices)
- XP8000 ($129.99): 8000 mAh (charges three devices at once; for cell phones, MP3 players, game devices, cameras, and Netbooks; triple output configuration–5V/9-12V/16-20V)
- XP18000 ($199.99): 18000 mAh (charges three devices at once; for cell phones, MP3 players, game devices, cameras, and Netbooks and laptops; triple output configuration—5V/9-12V/16-20V)
Via Cnet News
Nice review. The Energizer 15 Minute Battery Charger may work pretty okay however you cold expect diminished performance over time from the batteries if used in high-drain devices. Hopefully, competition will eventually deliver some truly high performance rechargeable cells.