The Duracell portable USB charger compensates for a lack of power when a device (smartphone, camera, mp3 player, ebook reader, notebook, etc.) has a low battery. Here’s an explanation of how the Duracell portable USB charger works and its retail price.
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In an era where mobile devices are paramount, a growing need for users is related to battery performance.
Whether it’s notebooks, smartphones, tablets, ebook readers, mp3 players, or cameras, realizing you’ve run out of battery power without the possibility of connecting to the electrical grid undoubtedly creates a disadvantage in performing both work tasks and recreational use of the devices.
Duracell has introduced a portable USB charger that is helpful precisely in these situations: very small in size (it fits easily in a pocket), it allows you to recharge the battery of up to two devices at a time, simultaneously.
The Duracell portable USB charger needs to be powered via an electrical outlet before its actual use, and after a maximum of 4 hours, it is ready.
Once charging is complete, the device (1800 mAh) will automatically shut off and will only turn back on if connected to one or two devices, via the micro USB cables included in the package.
In essence, it’s exactly like having a fully charged spare battery, but with the advantage that it’s compatible with any device, thus offering a universal solution.
It would be unthinkable to carry around an extra battery for a smartphone, one for a tablet, another for a notebook or netbook, perhaps even one for a camera or an ebook reader. This way, universality is guaranteed, with great practicality.
The Duracell portable USB charger is already on sale at a recommended retail price of 29.90 euros.
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