and we thought hydrogen-based portable charging device has dropped off the chart. well, apparently it hasn’t. the Brunton Hydrogen Reactor Portable Power Pack is just one of them and it is one handy off-the-grid power supply for those who prefer not to put their mobile devices to the risk of fire, or extreme heat.
even the so-called adventure purists can’t live without electronics gears when out in the wild as evidence by the existence of gadgets like satellite phones (which has been around for decades) and for that, we have reasons to believe that average folks like us would not fancy living without power – even though we might not even have
planning to stay off the grid for a while? then we suggest you check out this handsome little outdoor gadget called the Lighthouse 250 Lantern and USB Power Hub by Goal Zero. yes. it is a lantern and yes, it is a pretty good looking one. apart from the obvious like providing up to 48 hours of 250 lumen of lighting when fully charged, this nifty
rugged portable wireless speakers are a dime a dozen but as portables, they can be quite small for the liking for some folks and so we thought the Braven 855s Rugged Portable Wireless Speaker might just be able to fill that void.the 855s is bigger, measuring 10″ x 4″ and has a full 20W of audio bliss. but setting itself apart from the sleek 850
the influx of portable Bluetooth speakers can be quite off putting at times, because some of us needed something with a bigger sound then some puny single digital wattage for output. if portable big sound is what you on to, then take a look at the Braven 850 Bluetooth Speaker, the newest addition to the Braven family with full 20 watts of audio bliss
if cranking for emergency power isn’t really your cup of English Breakfast, then perhaps, Bushnell PowerSync Solar Chargers might be the one other obvious choice if you planned to stay off the grid. the Bushnell PowerSync Solar Chargers are available in two models: the SolarBook that has a
if i were overly obsessed about my gadgets running out of juice, i would most certainly have with me (1) the whole charger, (2) at least a portable battery, and (3) a K-TOR Pocket Socket 2 Hand Crank Generator. the ‘whole charger’ for situations where i have access to wall outlets and the portable battery (or batteries) for situations where
there are several reasons why we chose to feature the Nokia Universal Portable USB Charger DC-18. firstly, we thought its design is pretty dope; secondly, we seldom come across handset maker who actually design and make a portable charger to complement their handsets. the latter is probably a taboo, like
universal extended battery, power bank, power juice, or whatever you call it, they all do the same thing: giving your power hungry gadgets the much need juice when they needed most. however, there’s just one problem: the more power you have, the bulkier the juice pack is going to get, but not with the Powerocks Tarot
to just plainly introduce the Fuel as the a portable charger for your cell phone is probably not the fairest thing to do, really. for it is now possibly the world’s smallest cell phone charger, measuring a mere 1.3″ x 0.9″ x 0.6″ (33 x 23 x 15 mm) and despite its diminutive size, it still packs in a 220 mAh lithium-ion battery good for between
unless you have a FonePad-like ‘handset’, crowding around your tiny smartphone for some impromptu photo or video sharing session can be an awkward experience, not to mention the strain to your handset’s battery life. actually, there is a better solution to that and that is the Sanwa 400-PRJ018 Portable