The SpareOne Cellphone uses one AA battery
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The SpareOne uses a AA battery |
The SpareOne comes with a waterproof bag. Scheder notes that a dry, unused battery can last for years so keeping your phone dry can keep you from having to change your battery for a long, long time, allowing your unit to be ready to handle any emergency that comes up. Besides the extra big emergency call button, a flashlight on the top of the phone runs for 24 hours. The company also makes an app that lets your smartphone track other people's locations during emergencies. The SpareOne costs $99.99 and is being displayed at CES 2013.
source: ABCNews
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6 Comments
1. cripton805 posted on 07 Jan 2013, 20:56 3 1
They should just make a 911 only phone for much cheaper and wouldn't require service fees.
3. Mobilephile posted on 08 Jan 2013, 00:10 0 0
this thing is old news, plus the design hasnt changed. It shouldnt even be that big and that expensive. FAIL
4. NexusKoolaid posted on 08 Jan 2013, 00:35 0 0
For less than $20 I can get a AA powered external charger that will work with any phone, so I see no need for a second phone for $100.
