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A Solar Powered Charger for the Business Traveller

On a typical business trip, I carry my cell phone, laptop, digital camera and mp3 player. If I had to carry an individual charger for each electronic, I wouldn’t have room for anything else. Last year my boyfriend purchased a PowerMonkey Explorer Solar Charger, and since then my carry-on has become much lighter.

Stores hours of power

The PowerMonkey Explorer is conveniently solar powered. I often charge mine by laying it on the front dash of my car when driving. When fully charged it has the reserve power to charge a cell phone for days!

The PowerMonkey Explorer can also be charged by plugging into an electrical socket (110V-240V) or your laptop.

Compatibility

The PowerMonkey Explorer is compatible with the majority of cell phones such as Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, Sony Ericson, and Motorola. It can also be used to charge MP3 players, digital cameras and PDAs. So far I have never had a problem charging any of my electronics.

Small and Lightweight

Another handy feature is it is light and can fit in the palm of your hand. It comes with a petite storage case that allows you to carry the connectors, solar panel and PowerMonkey in one place. It fits snugly in your carry-on without taking up too much space.

In my opinion, the PowerMonkey is a must have on all business trips. I no longer need to worry about forgetting a charger because I can charge all my electronics with my PowerMonkey.







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