Featuring a powerful 2000 mAh battery, a dedicated USB charging slot, a variety of adapters for iPhone and other devices, some proprietary jacks, and rear-mounted magnet, Kiwi Choice’s U-Powered Solar Charger is one must-have device for any gadget freak. As IntoMobile points it out, the solar-charger charges itself fully in 20 hours. Still, since it can harness solar energy from varied angles, it’s comparatively better than numerous similar devices on the market.
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U-powered comes with a LED flashlight and a center LED, and is available for $44.99.
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Via: IntoMobile
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