PowerBoost X1 External Battery

PowerBoost X1 External Battery {Review} 

My crew battles over the charging stations and plugs in the vehicle trying to keep their devices charged. We’ve tried different portable charges over the years but the PowerBoost X1 2600mAh Premium Portable iPhone Charger has made a huge difference for us. 

I like that this unit will work with more than just one type of device. You will need a USB cable with the correct charging tip for the device. I can use it on my Samsung phone and tablet as well as on our daughter’s iPhone. 

This portable battery charger will give you one charge before you have to recharge the charger. It’s great for those times where you just need your phone to last through the meeting or event. The lipstick style is so small it will slip easily into your pocket, purse or cup holder. 

This PowerBoost charger is well made and takes knocks! I have dropped mine several times and it still works. Because it is metal and not plastic, even if you drop it on a hard surface, it’s unlikely to break.

According to the product information, this unit can be recharged at least 500 times. I try to keep this charger ready to go because I am always losing power on my mobile devices long before I am ready or able to stop and find a plug. 

I would recommend this charger or one like it. We actually have purchased several additional ones so that we can each have one or more with us while we are working or in a meeting. 

For more information or to purchase the PowerBoost Portable Charger, it is available through Amazon with free shipping on prime accounts.

 

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