Powertraveller Powergorilla

Zitat: Good: + Charges lots of different devices + Solar optional + Very solidly built + Range of output power Bad: - Solar charging is slow - Chimp nuts are still fragile Outdoor types and those who want fuzzy warm green feelings will love the powergorilla and solargorilla, as long as they can bear the price.

Zitat: Pros: + Slim design + Useful LCD status display + Multiple voltage outputs + Many tips included Cons: - Expensive - Takes a long time to charge the unit - Didn’t charge a notebook fully

Zitat: Pluspunten: + Bouwkwaliteit + Draagbaar + Ruim inzetbaar Minpunten: - Handmatige voltageselectie De powergorilla is degelijk gebouwd, maar crucialer is dat de accu noch fors uitgevallen noch lelijk is. Sterker nog: veel stijlvoller als dit zal een extra accu er niet uit komen te zien. Wilt u uw mobiele apparatuur overal ter wereld op kunnen laden zonder alle laders mee te hoeven nemen, dan is de powergorilla uw kameraad.

Zitat: At just over 600g the Powergorilla is reasonably lightweight, and certainly slim enough to be slipped into a bag. But as a means to keep you and your laptop productive through an eight hour day, its limited power may still leave you wanting. A spare battery will typically be cheaper and give longer runtime. For lower power devices such as PDAs and satnav units, however, expect much longer battery-boosted times and the convenience of keepin them all running from one battery pack.

Zitat: Pros: + Wide variety of built-in attachments and output modes + comprehensive safety features + neoprene case + built-in USB socket Cons: - MacBook Air inflight adaptor solution is inelegant - lacks the style you´d associate with an Apple laptop