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Power Jacket is a Nokia Lumia 920 extended battery case with 2,200mAh capacity and a kickstand

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Power Jacket is a Nokia Lumia 920 extended battery case with 2,200mAh capacity and a kickstand
One way of telling that a smartphone is growing in popularity is when accessory manufacturers start releasing products made specifically for it. And the latest handset to be given the honor is the Nokia Lumia 920, which just got its own extended battery case.

With a capacity of 2,200mAh, the Power Jacket doubles the smartphone's longevity while protecting it from dents and scratches. If that's not cool enough, there's also a built-in kickstand for watching videos on your Nokia Lumia 920 more comfortably. The battery indicator on the back of the case tells you when the time has come to start looking for an outlet.

However, the Power Jacket makes the Nokia Lumia 920 even bulkier than it already is. Together, the handset and the accessory weigh over 260 grams and have a combined thickness of about 20 millimeters. But if the extra bulk does not seem like too much of a drag, go check out the Power Jacket at Brando. It can be had in either black or white for a very reasonable $37. 


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1. Nathan_ingx posted on 29 Jan 2013, 04:02

What does the watch in image #1 have to do with it?

2. tigermcm posted on 29 Jan 2013, 04:34 1

i literally sat here and looked and the picture for like 5min trying to understand what does the watch have to do with anything

3. GJanee posted on 29 Jan 2013, 04:35 1

suggest elegance

4. REYNER posted on 29 Jan 2013, 04:40 1

20mm is too much :( the idea is good and designed aesthetically but too thick for my likeness how i hope they'll release a slimmer version of power jacket..

5. zuckerboy posted on 29 Jan 2013, 05:18

lol brick

8. Droid_X_Doug posted on 29 Jan 2013, 05:46 1

Great weapon if one were to get caught up in a bar fight. Only thing is that your hand might get a bit mangled.

11. BillyG posted on 29 Jan 2013, 06:59 1

it is indeed, a brick in a brick...

19. aaflack18 posted on 29 Jan 2013, 17:50

yo dawg... I heard you like bricks....

6. Wiki_jaan posted on 29 Jan 2013, 05:25

now i think its 250g

7. darac posted on 29 Jan 2013, 05:33 1

Now that's a brick

9. TerryCrowley posted on 29 Jan 2013, 06:15 4

My Lumia 920 already has superb battery compared to a Galaxy S3 or any other leading Android device so no thanks. It already feels like a hefty brick as is I don't think I could make it bigger and have it still be comfortable. Besides, why would anyone want to cover up the superior design and craftsmanship of Nokia?

10. big.e927 posted on 29 Jan 2013, 06:56 2

The S3 has a slimmer design, more features, and doesn't look like a brick. This abomination makes the lumia look like even more of a bulky junk of metal.

14. chaoticrazor posted on 29 Jan 2013, 09:15 3

the s3 has battery packs too that make it look worse then it already does. this is just giving people more battery if there over the top users

love though how when its ot samsung you point out its fat but when the article on the samsung one was on here never mentioned a thing

enjoy throwing crap at other devices.

16. darac posted on 29 Jan 2013, 14:06

Galaxy s3 with a stock 3000mah optional battery and cover(Samsung made) is 9mm thick, and 148grams heavy.

Bare Lumia 920(2000mah battery) is 10mm thick and weighs 182grams.

Again I have to teach you the most basic things

17. chaoticrazor posted on 29 Jan 2013, 15:03

you havent taught anyone anything, and you must need help reading as you proved my point. you defend anything android centric but bash others for the same thing

besides according to you all these accessories are proof the phone is weak in a certain area. seen you and your fanboys saying that the iphone needs all those accessories and samsung etc dont.

so whats your excuse for the s3 having this optional accessory, there must of been some need for it right?

teach yourself before attempting to talk down to people

20. darac posted on 30 Jan 2013, 05:18

Are you playing dumb s**t with me?

Let me spell it out to you:

GALAXY S 3 WITH BIG BATTERY PACK IS STILL LIGHTER AND SLIMMER THAN THE BARE L920.
IT'S NOT FAT AND HEAVY EVEN WITH 3000mah BATTERY

15. darac posted on 29 Jan 2013, 14:01

..and I suppose you used the galaxy s3 and "any other leading android phone such as Droid razr maxx hd or galaxy Note 2..oh wait, you havent, otherwise you wouldnt be saying such crap.

18. aaflack18 posted on 29 Jan 2013, 17:49

I own the phone too, but having a longer battery life is always nice to have....
its a damn brick already, so putting a brick with another brick still makes it a damn good weapon

12. TerryCrowley posted on 29 Jan 2013, 07:20 2

It has a slimmer, cheaper design that can't withstand any drops/falls, and a lackluster battery but it has superior software because it's running Android. Android keeps the GS3 decent not Touchwiz or Nature UI, whatever they're calling it.

13. DerryAhmad posted on 29 Jan 2013, 07:32 2

I'm ordering the white one. This serve as a case and charger. Not bad for $37

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