Keystone unveils the ECO Solar & USB Power PAK solar battery charger

Are you irritated of the scorching summer heat? Obviously, with this global warming and rising pollution everyone is sick of the oppressing heat. But rather than getting irritated, how about taking an advantage of these heat waves? Confused? Well, Concord Keystone will give you this opportunity to saturate the summer fun, with its ECO Solar & USB Power PAK, which is a portable solar battery charger gets charged naturally.

Keystone ECO Solar & USB Power PAK

The most distinctive characteristic of this portable charger is that it doubles your talk time in iPhones and smartphones and triples that in iPods, MP3 players and hand-held games due to its high quality charging thereby solveing your ever present battery shortage problem. You no more need to wait for the battery to get optimally charged.

Moreover, the Power PAK also consists a USB connection through which you can save your battery back-up. For that, all you have to do is connect the USB connector to your computer where it can get the access of sunrays. Charging the Power PAK in full sun takes approximately 5-6 hours whereas the USB takes not more than 3-4 hours for optimum charging.

Consisting of five connectors: micro USB, mini USB, PSP, Nintendo DSi and a charging cable, the Power PAK makes it easier for the users to carry out the functions and get their iphones or smartphones charged accordingly. In addition to this, the Power PAK is smart enough to use only required energy.

When fully charged, it gets switched off automatically so that it is not overcharged. Furthermore, the easy-carry band of the charger makes it convenient for the users to carry it with them wherever they like, so that they can catch some rays while walking along the road and get turned off when complete.

This portable battery charger is a fresh and innovative product designed by Concord Keystone. This eco-friendly model in a way, reminds us of the huge potential of our own natural resources. So its time to walk out and explore the sun!

Via PRweb