Exogear Exovolt Plus: Unlimited Stackable Power

It’s all about power when you’re on the go. Depending on your usage, it doesn’t take long for the battery of your tablet or smartphone to run out. It’s happened to everyone, stranded with no way to juice up your gear. The Exovolt Plus stackable batteries might help you out in these situations.

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Exogear’s Exovolt Plus is different from most external batteries, because you can simply stack up modules to add more battery power. The main unit, which sells for $89.95(USD), has got a 5,200 mAh battery. You can add as many subunits as you want at $49.95 a pop. Each of these also has a 5,200 mAh capacity. The batteries have double circuit protection, overheating protection, and short-circuit protection so they won’t explode in your face.

exogear stackable battery power external iphone

I guess these batteries would be good for camping and outdoor trips. The batteries aren’t that big, about twice the size of an iPhone, so they should be pretty easy to carry around in your pack. Exogear hasn’t yet confirmed a release date for the Exovolt Plus, but they should be coming soon.

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Exogear Exovolt Plus Battery Pack

Exogear Exovolt Plus Battery Pack

The Exogear Exovolt Plus battery is the world’s first stackable battery pack. Each battery provides a 5,200mA Lithium Polymer battery, 4 LED battery power status indicator lights and Auto-Safety Protection System (Double Circuit Protection, Overheat Protection, Short-Circuit Protection and Automatic Input/Output Control). The Exovolt Plus is designed for Apple’s iPod, iPhone and iPad. It also works with most smartphones and tablets. The main unit retails for $89.95, while the sub unit is priced at $49.95. [Exogear]

Exogear Exovolt Plus battery stacks up like pancakesxx

Are you one who loves practical designs that are also pleasing to the eye at the same time? If you answered in the affirmative, then chances are pretty good you are a huge Ikea fan, not to mention having fallen in love with the Exovolt Plus battery from Exogear. What makes the Exovolt Plus so special from other battery packs? For starters, it is the world’s first stackable battery pack of its kind, carrying 5,200 mAh of juice within, and if that is not enough you can always pair it up (via stacking, of course) alongside a “Sub Battery” unit so that you end up with what some might dub as the ultimate portable charging station on earth.

Cost might prove to be the ultimate prohibitive entry point, especially when each extra stack will not come free but sold separately for nearly $50 a pop. Just make sure that you are able to afford the near $90 Exovolt Plus battery pack in the first place when it finally arrives in the market. Do you think that it will ever get as popular as pancakes for breakfast? [Product Page]

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Exogear’s Exovolt Plus ‘stackable’ battery pack claims to be the first of its kind

Exogear's Exovolt Plus 'stackable' battery pack claims to be the first of its kind

We’ve seen (and tested) a fair share of interesting power packs during our time, and Exogear’s hoping to make a mark of its own in this very juicy department with what the outfit’s calling “the world’s first” stackable battery pack. The newly minted Exovolt Plus consists of a main 5,200 mAh kit, which can then be paired — or, in this particular case, stacked — alongside a “Sub Battery” unit to create the ultimate portable charging station. One thing worth noting, though, is that each extra stack will be sold separately for nearly $50, while the essential Exovolt Plus is set to run at about $90 minus some change. Given its universal capabilities (30-pin, USB and micro-USB), something tells us the Exovolt Plus won’t have trouble landing any suitors despite its somewhat hefty price tag. Still, you’ll have to wait a little while before you can snag one of these, as it’s currently listed as “coming soon,” and its creator’s yet to reveal when we can expect it to go on sale.

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