Duracell introduces Mobile Charger

by Edwin

duracell-mobile-charger.jpgDuracell, famous for their pink bunny who goes on and on long after other competitors have fallen, has rolled out its Mobile Charger that will definitely send squeals of delight among gadget loving consumers. The main function of the Mobile Charger would be a portable power hub that will deliver power to a variety of high-drain devices, ranging from digital cameras and portable gaming systems to iPods, MP3 players and BlackBerrys via different methods in a sleek and compact design. You can use it to charge both AA or AAA rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries simply by plugging the unit directly into the wall or car outlet, where a USB port is available on the Duracell Mobile Charger itself to cater to a slew of devices that can be charged via USB.

With these three methods of charging (wall outlet, car outlet, or pre-charged NiMH batteries), you can be pretty sure that you’ve got your bases covered when it comes to mobile power – the only thing missing in my books would be a solar panel just in case you aren’t at a nearby power outlet or car, frolicking around in the great outdoors instead. Each purchase comes with Duracell Pre-Charged Rechargeable batteries that already come charged and ready to use straight out of the pack. These Pre-Charged batteries can be recharged hundreds of times, delivering hours of music and up to 5,000 digital photos over the life of just two batteries.

These Duracell Pre-Charged Rechargeable batteries are pretty special with their new rechargeable technology, doing away with the need to charge the batteries before using them for the first time. Unlike other rechargeables, they can also retain power for up to a year even when not in use, although the total charge would have definitely decreased by then. The new Duracell Mobile Charger will arrive at retail stores nationwide from Fall onwards, retailing for $24.99. Sounds like a great buy considering the amount of gadgets we have these days at home.

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More Images in our Gadget Gallery » Coolest Gadgets Says: October 4, 2007 at 9:18 am

[...] Duracell introduces Mobile Charger [...]

Isochronous Says: October 4, 2007 at 3:12 pm

Um, Duracell has never had a rabbit. There’s a reason he’s called “The Energizer Rabbit” … the bunny shills for Energizer.

Al Says: October 4, 2007 at 3:52 pm

No way, I was sure that was the bunny of those Durcell adverts.

Katie Beyer Photography Says: December 13, 2010 at 11:13 am

This is a cool savior when you ran out of battery power.Duracell has proven it’s quality overtime. I can attest to it’s high power and reliability.

Jenny Says: March 2, 2011 at 6:52 pm

Duracell Mobile Charger and their pre-charged rechargeable batteries make a decent set.
The USB charging feature is really useful, and the batteries recharge pretty quickly. The one minor frustration I had was the flip-out plug – it sometimes folded back in on itself as you pressed it into the electrical outlet. Other than that, our battery-buying has been significantly decreased, and – in a pinch – we can give a quick burst of juice to our devices charged via USB. All meaning more money for gasoline and now school supplies.

Sandra – photographer Says: May 5, 2011 at 11:43 pm

Funny how I associated the pink bunny with Energizer instead of Duracell. ;P Anyway, this seems like a great buy! It sure beats carrying around a boring, black, plain charger.

Lauren Clark Photography Says: June 16, 2011 at 3:07 am

My little girl would love this! It’s pink, it’s a bunny and it’s cute. She can bring this along during camping trips and family vacations. We prefer not to share chargers with her — I cannot comprehend how she can drain her phone’s battery charge every single day!

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