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Home > Reviews > Innergie Pocket Cell Review

Innergie Pocket Cell Review

August 15, 2012 by Mark Zamora

This review is going to be simple: the Innergie Pocket Cell is a fantastic external battery that provides enough juice for any of your devices thanks to an extraordinary cable!

The cable is 3-in-1, featuring micro-USB, mini-USB and an iPhone connection. It helps the battery decide how much juice to give your device – which means it can charge any thing you can throw at it (as long as it supports the proper connection.) The cable is also fast enough to allow iPhone syncing through it – which is noteworthy as some third-party cables have trouble with that.

At the price-point of $79.99 (and less at Amazon), it’s hard to beat the Innergie Pocket Cell. It has a small form-factor that easily fits in my pocket and even when I used to have a really difficult phone, it provided me with power (as chronicled in our Innergie video from CES). I’ve been nothing but pleased with it.

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: batteries, chargers, Mobility, USB

About Mark Zamora

works in the background for sites like GeekBeat.TV, WebBeat.TV, and One Man’s Blog. He is currently attending the University of Texas at Dallas. He loves film, video games, music, animation, technology, and a good conversation with those interested in the same things so feel free to get in touch through the many available social networks.


Comments

  1. Nilay Shah says

    August 16, 2012 at 11:56 am

    With any external battery review – I NEED to know the milliamps of power stored in the battery. Without that information, the review is useless.

    Looking for the “pocket cell” on the myinnergie.com site, I couldn’t even find that product! However, I did see that fantastic cable for $20.

  2. Dave says

    August 15, 2012 at 11:52 am

    Would like to get this, but with the iphone 5 coming out, I may need to wait because of the smaller pin connector that is predicted.

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