THE mophie One of the best known manufacturers when it comes to “extra” battery we have already talked here about various brand accessories and even marketed some on MM Store.
In late May, the company launched a wireless battery line: the extra battery cover wireless juice pack, a wireless charging base, O charge force vent mount (for cars) and the charge force desk mount (vertical support). And, to join this troupe, this week were announced some more products that integrate the external battery line powerstation.
THE charge force powerstation An external battery that delivers 10,000mAh (about 5x more battery) per wireless charge. This requires the device to be wirelessly powered by mophie or compatible with wireless charging (Qi technology). In addition, it is also possible to carry other devices by wire at the same time.
Another release USB-C powerstation, which also offers an extra 10,000mAh of battery and can connect via both USB-C and USB-A (the conventional one), offering support for older and newer devices.
Both can be found for $ 100 on the mophie website.
The mainline and the plus of the powerstation have also been updated.
THE powerstation offers 6,000mAh for $ 50 and can be purchased in space gray, gold, rose gold and purple. If you prefer a more compact option, you can purchase the new option. mini powerstation (3,000mAh for $ 30 in black, blue, pink and purple). For those who need a lot more, versions are also available. powerstation XL (10,000mAh for $ 70 in space gray, rose gold, and gold) and the powerstation XXL (20,000mAh for $ 100 in space gray and rose gold).
J the line powerstation plus Now it has an adapter for your cable and can charge both Lightning and Micro-USB devices. In addition, the line is thinner and has the colors space gray, gold and rose gold. It comes in three size options: the powerstation plus mini offers 4,000mAh for $ 60; The powerstation plus offers 6,000mAh (with an extra USB port) for $ 80 and the powerstation plus XL offers 12,000mAh for $ 100 (no gold version).
(via MacRumors)
