YI new gorilla testing a portable power charger for a few weeks now, mainly as a phone charger for long trips instead of a laptop charger, and we stick thing - it's not your block average power. The battery capacity for massive 21000mAh standard 5V USB devices is absolutely fantastic, and means you can put all your gadgets to keep going without having to worry about finding an outlet at all.
I've successfully used my phone to charge for 10 days without problem. The network connector is impressive and flexible power options, from 5V to 24V for heavy devices such as laptops or video cameras. It's like carrying around your own power in a pocket. It is not light at 700g, but worth the nose you ever find yourself without power when needed.
The company also promotes SolarGorilla solar charger as an optional accessory for powergorilla loaded into the field, but when I tried, I found the unit output of solar energy so low (it took one hour for juice add 10% to my phone) that I did almost immediately. I think you should be in Africa to make the most of it, and if you are really serious about solar energy you need to take any of these products to supermarket to do the job.
However, the device powergorilla really shines as an energy source on the race, and for £ 150.00 is not too heavy on the wallet. It will provide about 2 to 3 hours of battery for your laptop and the blurb says 20 hours for the phone to one of the loading device, which can be a lifesaver in extreme distress.
Then just connect your gadget and away you go! You can even daisy-chain as well, while the gorilla is your laptop battery, you can load powergorilla over the network. Or you can charge your laptop and mobile phone simultaneously! The One-touch button technology means that the power charger for laptops gorilla is easy to use and its sleek, aluminum casing with shock resistant strips the rubber makes it totally robust.
I've successfully used my phone to charge for 10 days without problem. The network connector is impressive and flexible power options, from 5V to 24V for heavy devices such as laptops or video cameras. It's like carrying around your own power in a pocket. It is not light at 700g, but worth the nose you ever find yourself without power when needed.
The company also promotes SolarGorilla solar charger as an optional accessory for powergorilla loaded into the field, but when I tried, I found the unit output of solar energy so low (it took one hour for juice add 10% to my phone) that I did almost immediately. I think you should be in Africa to make the most of it, and if you are really serious about solar energy you need to take any of these products to supermarket to do the job.
However, the device powergorilla really shines as an energy source on the race, and for £ 150.00 is not too heavy on the wallet. It will provide about 2 to 3 hours of battery for your laptop and the blurb says 20 hours for the phone to one of the loading device, which can be a lifesaver in extreme distress.
Then just connect your gadget and away you go! You can even daisy-chain as well, while the gorilla is your laptop battery, you can load powergorilla over the network. Or you can charge your laptop and mobile phone simultaneously! The One-touch button technology means that the power charger for laptops gorilla is easy to use and its sleek, aluminum casing with shock resistant strips the rubber makes it totally robust.
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