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Home > Reviews > REVIEW: TYLT ENERGI Desktop Charging Station

REVIEW: TYLT ENERGI Desktop Charging Station

August 19, 2016 by John P.

Tylt Energi Desktop Charging Station 1

A couple of days ago the folks at Tylt sent over one of their new ENERGI Desktop Charging Station’s, and I’ve been using it ever since. It’s a wonderful little unit that has a reasonably small footprint, good looks, and one very special feature – a built in removable battery!

Tylt’s new ENERGI Desktop Charging Station is currently in the middle of a crowdfunding campaign, and doing quite well over on Indiegogo. From the first look, the packaging is attractive and functional.

Tylt Energi Desktop Charging Station 3

Tylt Energi Desktop Charging Station 2

And so is the actual unit. It offers 4 ports that can charge with up to 2.4amps of power, depending on what the device being charged is capable of, and also has a slot for a 3,200mah battery that can be ejected and carried with you to top off a mobile device on the go.

Tylt Energi Desktop Charging Station 4

When you return, just pop the battery back in the charger and the lights will blink to indicate that its refilling the juice for later.

Tylt Battery Charging

The ENERGI Desktop Charger is due to cost $99 when it hits the shelves, but early backers can pick one up for $55 on the Indiegogo campaign, or $65 with a pair of Tylt charging cables.

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: battery, charger, Crowdfunding, Indigogo, tylt

About John P.

John P. is CEO of Livid Lobster and co-host of Geek Beat TV. You can also find him on Twitter and Google+.

Comments

  1. Jake says

    October 22, 2015 at 11:19 am

    Looks great, cant wait for mine!

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