Friday, Nov 28th 2008 by Brenda Stokes


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I don’t know about you, but I love solar-powered chargers and gadgets of that nature. So when I saw the iPower SX from Battech, I knew it was something I’d have to share with you all. Even though there are numerous solar-powered chargers on the market already, I don’t think we could ever really have enough.

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This charger features a 2200mAh battery, which is quite a bit more than your standard 1800mAh. This is enough of a charge to keep your iPod running for up to 50 hours. That’s pretty cool, if you ask me. I, for one, tend to forget to charge things, so having that added battery life is a really neat feature.

Plus, is sports a battery status indicator, making it apparent just how much of a charge you’ve got left. If you’re out of the sun, you can plug the device into a USB port for quick charging as well. You can get the Battech iPower SX solar charger in the UK now for about $60. There’s no word on a possible US release or price yet.

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  1.  Anthony   View all comments by Anthony  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    Battech customer service is very poor. I regret ever having placed an order with them. No order tracking, no email response and they don’t answer the phone. Will my order ever arrive ? My feeling is not likely. Fortunately I used PayPal so may get my money back

  2.  Glen O'Dwyer   View all comments by Glen O’Dwyer  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    Yes – Battech should be avoided. Theere is no way to make contact with them. I ordered ages ago and although my card has been debited I have received no goods. Also – very dodgy ‘contract clauses’ – eg. if the courier loses the goods the customer has to accept the loss?! Not legal!

  3.  solar panel diy   View all comments by solar panel diy  +1  Add karma Subtract karma 

    i have a similar one that i use to power my gadgets. it’s really cool. saves loads of energy if you use it everyday. so much energy is wasted through people leaving their chargers plugged in


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