MyCharge’s New Portable Battery Can Power Small Appliances On-The-Go

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It looks no bigger than a Sony Walkman from back in the day. Despite the compact size, the MyCharge Adventure Ultra brings some powerful charging capabilities, allowing you to power not just smartphones and tablets but even smaller, less-power hungry appliances.

Equipped with a 45-watt power output, the power bank should capably power small electric fans and LCD monitors, making it a while lot useful than your standard battery pack. That’s, of course, on top of charging your smartphones, DSLRs, laptops, and whatever other gadgets you carry on the go, making this quite the handy addition to any on-the-road stash.

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The MyCharge Adventure Ultra measures just 5.8 x 4.1 x 1.2 inches (width x height x depth), ensuring its small enough to slip inside a bag pouch during transit. It houses a high-density 13,400 mAh battery, which should hold enough charge to keep small gadgets humming over the weekend, although it might deplete quite fast when used to power laptops and small appliances. There are four charging slots on board, namely an AC port, a USB-C slot, and two USB-A ports.

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Features include ultra-fast charging (65 percent faster than standard power banks), rapid recharging (50 percent faster than competitors), and the ability to hold charge for up to a year. Do note, it offers no solar panel support, so it isn’t likely to be viable as a power bank for extended outdoor adventures.

Available now, the MyCharge Adventure Ultra is priced at $129.99.

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4 Responses

  1. If it can’t power a laptop for any considerable amount of time then it is no good to me. Sure it’d be nice to be able to power up my phones when I am out camping, but I already have a portable Pocket Juice I use for my power bank. It also doesn’t provide enough juice to power my laptop, but it is much cheaper to use for my phone battery charging away from electrical outlets.

    If the Mycharge Adventure could power my laptop for 8-12 hours minimum, I’d buy it. Just getting a quick little bit on my laptop isn’t enough when I rely on it for work.

    I’m also disappointed that it doesn’t offer solar power support. For the same amount, I can buy a more powerful battery bank off of Amazon that provides solar options for my extended camping periods.

    1. A lot of the powerbanks only charge up phones. The Mycharge comes with multiple USB ports. Yeah it might not power up your laptop for a long period of time, but it can power it up, unlike the cheaper phone power banks.

      I too am surprised at the lack of solar support. They might have did it that way to cut down on the cost, but then again, there are better options for less money that do have solar support.

      I think the biggest draw with the Mycharge Adventure is that it can charge a phone up faster than a regular power bank charger. Is it worth it for the high cost for the added convenience of faster charging? For some people yes, but for backcountry adventures I’d rather have solar support.

  2. Alright! Here we go finally a way to make camping somewhat less unbearable. I honestly hate camping due to the lack of electricity and the MyCharge Adventure Ultra would at least make me a little bit more comfortable. I’m sure I am not the only one, but I can’t sleep when it is too hot outside and I definitely can’t sleep without a fan running. I’ll have a fan on even when there is snow on the ground. I’d probably just use this for a light if I really needed it and a small fan. At the end of the day I could seriously care less about it charging my laptop or phone. I wouldn’t mind that kind of unplugged in the least.

  3. No bigger than a Sony Walkman? WOW – P.S. would you believe people still want $40 – $100 for original Walkman’s on EBay? :O I love this idea though, it’s really cool! I would say this is a must-have for an emergency power-source on long trekking, hiking, backpacking, or whatever you’d like to call it – and mountain biking – for day trips Just in Case 😉 (No pun intended) $130 definitely seems affordable and reasonable for what you get – any details on the warranty by the way? I haven’t heard of this company before.

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