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Up to 3 W at 5 V via USB output, Up to 7 W at 17 V via other output, 3.7 times more powerful than the powermonkey at 5 V, Supplied with case
Three times heavier than the powermonkeyeXplorer, No battery supplied
The solargorilla charges a 5 V battery three times faster than the smaller model, the powermonkey-eXplorer. It is, however, also three times heavier. Is it worth investing in a heavier and more expensive charger to ensure better performances? Yes if yo...
Free source of energy; compatible with many devices; rubberised casing
Quite heavy; doesn’t store power directly; only usable in daylight
Powertravellers Solar Gorilla’s large solar panels mean it’s one of the most powerful green chargers we’ve seen, and one of the few that can charge laptops ...
Resumen: Packing for holidays isn’t as easy as it used to be. As well as a passport, sun cream and clothes, many of us want to take a mobile phone – and that means taking a charger, and probably a foreign plug adapter to make it work. If you have an MP3 player,...
Resumen: Solar cells have been around for a long time, but they have been out of reach of many due to the cost. PowerTraveller has bought out a new solar charger not only capable of charging up you mobile phone or iPhone but also your laptop as well.The SolarGo...
Jusqu'à 3 Watts à 5V via la sortie USB, Jusqu'à 7 Watts à 17V via l'autre sortie, 3,7 fois plus performant que le powermonkey en 5V, Livré avec housse de protection
Trois fois plus lourd que le powermonkey-eXplorer, Vendu sans batterie
Le Solargorilla charge trois fois plus vite une batterie 5V que son petit frère, le Powermonkey-eXplorer. Il est en revanche trois fois plus lourd. Êtes vous prêt à faire le sacrifice du poids au prix de la performance ? En voiture, surement. Et à pied...
