PureGear Powerbank , Image: PureGear
The summer months are almost here and that means family road trips and adventures are getting close. There will be plenty of kids and parents looking to keep their phones and tablets charged, and the PureGear Powerbank is up to the task.
This is a 10,000 mAh battery that can charge either two handsets at the same time or a single tablet. It can charge one handset three times over so it will easily take you through a day’s adventures, even when you’re using your phone’s camera to take tons of pictures.
It arrives pre-charged so it’s ready to go and even includes a micro USB cable. There are two USB charging ports (1A and 2A) so it’s compatible with a wide range of devices and it has a blue LED readout to help you see when the battery is running low. It even starts blinking when it’s almost empty so you’re not caught by surprise.
The challenge with battery packs is making them easy to carry and the PureGear Powerbank manages this by being both lightweight and small. It measures 3″ x 6″ x 1″ so it’s something you can fit in a purse or your pocket.
It’s also just the right size so that you can easily hold and use your phone with the Powerbank tucked behind it, still charging your device. You won’t have to be constantly unplugging it every time you want to snap a picture.
The PureGear Powerbank is now available for $59.99 and is a great accessory for summer travel, business travelers, and even kids getting ready for the big trek to college this fall.
I received this product for review purposes.
This post was last modified on December 13, 2017 10:15 pm
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