Mophie Juice Pack for Galaxy S 4 now shipping, brings an extra 2,300mAh battery for $99

Mophie Juice Pack for Galaxy S 4 now shipping, brings an extra 2,300mAh battery for $99

Galaxy S 4 users already benefit from solid battery life, but if your Life Companion has become more of a compulsion, you’re probably in need of a power solution that can go the distance. Naturally, one option is to swap out batteries, but a new charging case from Mophie could be a simpler route. The Juice Pack — also available for the HTC One and iPhone 5 — wraps around the phone and connects via micro-USB, adding an additional 2,300mAh cell to the 2,600mAh battery within the GS4. The Mophie Juice Pack is available now for $99, and is currently offered in black or white (with pink and red versions to follow). As an unfortunate consequence, the extra bulk prevents NFC functionality, but it could be a minor sacrifice if your phone’s battery life regularly comes up short.

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Mophie Juice Pack for Samsung Galaxy S III now available for $100

Mophie Juice Pack for Samsung Galaxy S III now available for $100

Mophie told us a couple of months back that it would be bringing its GS3-friendly Juice Packs to market sometime around late October / early November, and, well, today’s the day the handy add-on is finally up for grabs. As you can see above, the battery case will be available in white and black livery, with the company promising its 2,300mAh peripheral can “virtually double” battery life on the Galaxy S III without adding too much heft to the device. GS3 owners can snag one of Mophie’s renowned Juice Packs now for $100 — and to do just that, all you interested folks have to do is head over to the source link below.

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