Powerbag Review
With our power-hungry devices becoming more and more readily available, and more dependent on a fully charged battery, there is a rising concern on how to keep these devices charged when an outlet is not available. I have noticed many people often carry a backpack. What better way to keep your devices charged than in the bag itself? Powerbag is the answer. When you first look at it, the product catches the eye with it’s wide array of colors, and styles. You’d never have any idea that it was unique from other backpacks. Powerbag is a sturdy, well designed and comfortable bag, but it has something the others don’t. A built in Lithium battery which is able to charge your electronic devices. Simply plug in the Powerbag to charge, and whenever you have a dead device, you can simply use the included Mini-USB or Apple 30 Pin connector to charge your devices. If you have another USB device, there is a male USB plug inside the backpack which can be used to charge your device as well.
The bag is very comfortable and large enough to hold a laptop, with plenty of room for folders, pens, and anything else necessary. Powering all this is a Removable 3000mAh battery. While it won’t be enough power to charge an iPad, it is more than ample juice to get your dead i-Device, Android Phone, e-Book Reader, or MP3 Player running again. The batteries are upgradable and you can buy a backpack, briefcase, or messenger bag with different sized batteries already included or you could simply upgrade to a larger capacity battery later on. On the front is a soft touch button which shows the battery level indicated by 4 LED’s. The more LED’s light up, the more power you have in your bag waiting to be used. If you have your devices connected while the bag is plugged in, they charge first. There’s even a tablet pouch up front which is perfect for an iPad or Kindle.
This is a well made, cleverly designed bag and it’s a must for anyone who needs a boost while carrying the stuff they need. After all, who wants to sit tethered to an outlet at the Railroad station?
