The best ... device chargers
Five gadgets that will recharge cell phones, MP3 players, laptops, and more
HYmini
With a solar panel, wind turbine, and electrical plug, this charger offers a variety of ways to “juice up” just about anything.
Price: $74.98
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Contact: Hymini.com
Source: National Geographic Adventure
Powermat
The Powermat “wirelessly powers up to three devices.” Each device requires a special sleeve, but the effect still “looks like magic.”
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Price: $99.99
Contact: Powermat.com
Source: Popular Mechanics
Chargepod V2
Chargepod V2’s nine portals can handle all types of “power-hungry devices.” It also doubles as a USB hub while doing the charging.
Price: $199.95
Contact: Callpod.com
Source: Wired
Ecosol Powerstick
Plug this 1.5-ounce device into your computer’s USB port to charge it, and it transfers the charge to cell phones or MP3 players.
Price: $49.50
Contact: Powerstick.com
Source: Esquire
Juice Pack Air
The lithium battery built into this hard-shell protective case will “double the life” of a charge on your iPhone while still in use.
Price: $79.95
Contact: Mophie.com
Source: Newsweek
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